Jiang He transmigrates into a book.
She becomes a cannon-fodder widow sister-in-law with the same name, who climbs into bed with the feverish, unhinged villain Cui Yan at the place of exile, only to have her throat slit.
Even worse, the moment she opens her eyes, she's straddling him.
And Cui Yan, reborn, is awake the whole time.
In his previous life, he killed all his enemies and then took his own life. In this one, he just wants to see what else fate can throw at him.
Later, Cui Yan's corruption level drops to 50%.
Then it drops to 30%.
His gaze changes from playful to possessive, then from possessive to obsessive.
He thinks she feels the same way.
But one day, he comes back to find the room empty.
She's run away.
Jiang He had made up her mind long ago. As soon as her parents came to rescue her, she would leave.
She'd go far away and never come back.
A mission is a mission. Her life is her life.
She saved him. She'd done all she could. Why should she sacrifice the rest of her life?
"Run."
"Let's see how far you get."
Didn't she want to go home?
He'd make sure she never dared set foot in her home again.
He would drag her back, keep her locked by his side, and never let her go anywhere.
Watching the unhinged man chase after her, Jiang He finally understands one thing:
She saved him from a 100% corruption level.
Then she became his sole obsession with her own hands.
"Cui Yan! Calm down!"
"Sister-in-law," he says with a crooked smile, looking even more deranged than in his previous life. "Why are you running? Didn't you want to save me? I'm not done being saved yet."
Jiang He: "…"
This book is also known as:
I Tamed an Unhinged Man, Ran Away in the Middle of the Night, and He Chased Me for 1,500 Kilometers
