In the novel, Jiang Ying, the original heroine, falls for an older man: the male lead’s own father, the current Prince Jin. She wants to marry him.
Prince Jin’s son is already in his twenties, and he flatly rejects Jiang Ying.
In a fit of rage, Jiang Ying kills Prince Jin, then sets her sights on his son, Xiao Mohan.
If Xiao Mohan is as foolish as his father and rejects her too, she’ll kill him as well, turn him into a human-skin doll, and sleep beside him for the rest of her life.
That’s the situation when Jiang Ying transmigrates into the novel. She’s already been framed for murdering the male lead’s father, and she’s also made the original Xiao Mohan lose his memory so she can trick him into her grasp.
Thinking about how Xiao Mohan will later be corrupted by the original heroine and turn into a monster himself, cutting their son out of her belly alive; hacking the original heroine into pieces and feeding her to the dogs;
draining the blood from the corpse of the female lead he killed and drinking a cup of it every day like watermelon juice, claiming it will make them one and keep them together forever;
sleeping in an ice cellar with the female lead’s corpse, then taking his own life in despair after her body is burned, while also strangling his own son...
Jiang Ying knows there’s no redeeming herself after getting involved with a male lead who was turned into a monster by a monstrous villainess.
So she decides to kill him outright and put an end to it all.
But... why does every time she hurts him bring some kind of punishment down on her?
And why is the male lead, who was already showing signs of becoming a monster, gradually turning into a lovesick fool under her teasing?
It's pretty good-looking, but I think Xiao Meng can really rise to the top. He's not bad either. He's lost one of his hands, but he's still treating the heroine as he always has 😢
The heroine's design fits her role. She is a timid and bad ordinary person, and there is no script. Maybe I think she's stupid, but she's real. She also has people she wants to protect.
Be sure to talk to Xiao Meng, Xiao's words are free.
I have seen the modern version of a similar framework, and the ancient version is quite interesting. The heroine is so abused later on, and I feel like the character has changed, and it's not as good as the beginning.
I like to watch it and become more and more addicted 🥰🥰[Admiration]
It was full of ups and downs, and I couldn't stop watching it. It tied the knot in one breath. The writing was very real and easy to relate to.