[Quick transmigration + love at first sight + fiercely devoted love + a male lead who’s never been with anyone else]
When being unfaithful becomes the norm, unwavering love is instead seen as “sick” by the world.
Devoted, faithful, never falling out of love... How could that be an illness? If it is, then perhaps this world is the one that’s sick.
He gives you his whole heart, gazing at you with a burning intensity as though you’re the only person in his eyes. You are his entire world.
He’s a madman in the eyes of the world: he loves too fiercely, too absolutely, too recklessly. He gives you his whole heart, gazing at you with a burning intensity as though you’re the only person in his eyes. You are his entire world.
Twisted souls meet and meld. Jagged thorns fit perfectly into the gaps in each other.
Like a puzzle covered in jagged thorns, they find a perfect fit in each other’s madness, filling the deepest void in their hearts. They cling to each other with every ounce of strength they have, tightening their hold and merging into each other’s very bones and blood. They take each other in until our bones creak and our hearts cling together as one. Does it end only in death? No, not even death can end it.
Can love ever truly last forever? Perhaps only so-called sick love can achieve a twisted kind of eternity.
[World 1] A beast-taming beauty who pretends to be a delicate flower × a possessive, devoted, dangerously obsessive CEO
[World 2] A seemingly gentle savior who secretly controls everything × a puppy-like, obsessively devoted top-tier beauty of an actor
[World 3] A mad, two-faced underworld boss with an unexpected cute side × a bewitching beauty and expert player who hides her true intentions
[World 4] A beautiful but tragic monster heir from an ancient cursed family × a stunning, gentle bride who is soft on the outside but strong within, sent to marry in someone else’s place
Protagonist: Su Wei
Her personality changes from world to world, but her pairing stays the same.
It's pretty good, especially the relationship between the heroine and the hero. The dialogue is very well written, fully demonstrating the heroine's preference for redemption and the hero's yandere and paranoia. The original heroine's part is very small. In fact, I really like to see the original heroine's ugly face, because I read too many sweet stories and found them too boring, so now I like to redeem the yandere. This novel is written slowly