After Three Years Away from Her Husband, the Coldhearted Powerbroker Became an Obsessive Mad Dog

Yun Xin transmigrates into an ancient romance novel as the wicked supporting female character who forcibly takes the down-and-out male lead for herself.

On the first day she fakes her death and returns to the capital, she passes the Ministry of Justice's prison and sees Xie Wuwang, the terrifying chief minister, walking out with a bloodstained sword in hand.

He wears his official robes, ruthless and cold-blooded, yet an old sachet hangs incongruously at his waist.

His eyes are fixed on her in the crowd, though she's in disguise. He looks at her as if she's a ghost, his expression caught between laughter and tears.

Amitabha! Why is this villain getting crazier by the day?

Yun Xin and Xie Wuwang once had a marriage forced upon them.

When she lived in the countryside, she humiliated him and deceived him, then “died” without a trace in a great fire.

That day, the aloof, unattainable scholar dug through the ruins with his bare hands for three days and three nights. His fingers were torn and bleeding, and all he found was a charred fragment.

Three years after his wife died, Xie Wuwang finally catches the liar.

Yun Xin is cornered by the palace wall, trembling with fear, sure she is about to be cut to pieces.

Instead, the man drops to his knees before her. He places the cold blade in her hand and presses it against his heart.

“Wife, you can kill me once more, but you must never abandon me again.”

Xie Wuwang has spent half his life plotting. When it comes to her, he has planned for everything, all for the chance that they might die together.

Luckily, the road to the Yellow Springs is cold. At last, she is willing to turn back and pull him along.