After Becoming the Villain, I Drove the Righteous Protagonist Mad

When An Ping transmigrated into a book, he had become the demonic antagonist responsible for leaving the male lead disabled in the original story.

According to the plot, he was supposed to treat Qu Che, the orphan of a fallen immortal sect who had tumbled off a cliff and was close to death, as a blood bag, drain him, destroy his spiritual root, and eventually be killed by the righteous sects.

But An Ping had read the entire book, and as a fan who was heartbroken over the male lead's fate, he'd been driven to madness by it.

So

The torture that was supposed to break body and spirit became careful, tender protection;

The ruthless antagonist who was supposed to show no mercy instead raised the dying boy to be clean and stubborn.

A trip to a small town and one teasing remark made the proud young man fall for him without realizing it.

A portrait of their hair entwined became a secret he kept to himself.

To secure Qu Che a peaceful life, An Ping sacrificed himself and took the blame for everything.

An Ping thought he'd completed his redemption, never realizing that the moment Qu Che watched his soul scatter into nothing, the upright, gentle boy went completely mad.

When they met again, An Ping had lost his memories and was innocent and bewildered, praising Qu Che's good looks every day.

But Qu Che had become a leading figure in the immortal sects, gentle on the surface and obsessive beneath.

Though his face had matured into handsome adulthood, the shyness of a young man falling in love still lingered.

“An Ping, let's become cultivation partners. I like you too.”

Having learned what had happened, An Ping thought: Time to run!

But the now mature and powerful young man caught him, leaving him nowhere to escape.

Darkness and storms brewed in Qu Che's eyes, while a courteous smile remained on his face. “An Ping, how about I lock you up?”