Saving the Obsessive Villain After I Transmigrate into a Book

Shen Qingci, a psychiatrist, transmigrates into a cultivation novel as the vicious supporting female character who dies the most gruesome death.

Her mission is to save the boy who will one day massacre the three realms and torture her with a thousand cuts: Xie Wuwang, the future Demon Lord.

When she first sees him, the boy is chained in a dark dungeon, battered and bruised, his eyes as gloomy as dying embers.

Everyone says he was born a demon, steeped in sin, and deserves to have his tendons and bones ripped out and be cast into eternal damnation.

Only Shen Qingci, trembling as she throws away the original owner's bloodstained whip, reaches out to him:

"Don't be afraid. I'll take you home."

She uses every bit of modern medicine and psychology she knows to heal his wounds and soothe his pain.

She teaches him to read, shows him the warmth of everyday life, and becomes the only light in his dark world.

She thinks she is saving him, until the day he unleashes a storm of demonic energy to protect her and stains the immortal sect with blood.

He holds her captive in his arms, gently wiping the blood from the corner of her lips with his fingertip. His eyes are filled with deranged infatuation and obsession.

"Senior Sister," he asks with a soft laugh, "you said you would never leave me, didn't you?"

Only then does Shen Qingci realize: the one she raised with her own hands is not a docile, loyal dog, but a mad lover who sees her as the only thing he owns.