After following a novel for two months, Xie Shu-miao finally reached the news of the vicious supporting female character's death.
Good news: Xie Shu-miao is dead.
Bad news: Her own name is Xie Shu-miao, too.
As the most loathsome vicious supporting female character in Records of Ghost Hunting, Xie Shu-miao had done every kind of evil.
Obsessed with the villainous Ghost King Ji Zili, she stole the male lead's formation map to win his favor, framed the heroine, destroyed the seal, and released evil spirits. She was responsible for nearly all of the original male and female leads' hardships.
At last, the male lead, pushed past his limit, severed the tendons in her hands and feet. During her escape, an evil spirit blinded her.
Poor Xie Shu-miao struggled all the way back to the royal temple, then wept as she threw herself into her ghost husband's arms and begged him to save her.
Ji Zili gently stroked her head.
Then he turned around and pushed her into a boiling bronze cauldron.
Xie Shu-miao excitedly posted a comment, too:
Hahahahahaha, Xie Shu-miao, look at you now!
Then her joy turned to sorrow. She knocked over her milk tea, spilling it into a power outlet.
When she opened her eyes again, she was wearing a wedding dress and sitting in a bridal sedan on her way to marry the Ghost King, Ji Zili.
Xie Shu-miao: ...
Wasn't this retribution coming a little too fast?!
Great Zhou was a thoroughly eerie place.
By day, the capital was bustling with all kinds of people, with music and singing filling the air. At night, a hundred ghosts roamed the streets, pale ghost flames flickered, and eerie fires glimmered in the dark.
And Xie Shu-miao's husband was none other than Prince Jing, Ji Zili, who had murdered his brother and usurped the throne a thousand years ago, and still refused to rest in peace after death.
He was exceptionally handsome, with beautiful features and striking brows. Dressed in black with a red crown, he always wore a faint smile when he met someone.
Xie Shu-miao made up her mind:
One: Don't fall in love with the Ghost King.
Two: Don't frame the heroine.
Three: Stay well away from the male lead's sword.
But Xie Shu-miao didn't know that she was a once-in-a-thousand-years sacrifice, destined to return the dead to life.
Later, Xie Shu-miao gazed at the young Ghost King, whose appearance had not changed at all, and gently shook her head.
Ji Zili, I don't want to be your queen anymore.
I want to go home.
