The Hated One Was Forced into Marriage by the Evil Spirit's True Young Master

Jiang Zhao hated Xie Yanxue so much he wanted to drink his blood and devour his flesh.

Not only had the other man easily stolen the affection of the entire sect, he’d also made Jiang Zhao out to be a vicious impostor, reviled by everyone in the sect.

When Xie Yanxue died unexpectedly, the whole sect called him heartless and ungrateful. He’d spent more than a decade pretending to be the second young master, yet showed no shame. Instead, he’d attacked the real second young master, trying to take his place.

Jiang Zhao tried to prove his innocence, but no one believed him.

After enduring the caning with nothing but a mortal’s body, he finally gave up hope. He stopped yearning for even a shred of affection from his parents, older brother, or fellow disciples, and fled the sect overnight, dragging his injured body along.

After finding Xie Yanxue’s corpse, Jiang Zhao ground his bones to dust to vent his hatred. That very night, Xie Yanxue returned as a vengeful ghost and latched on to him, refusing to let go.

Luckily, the senior disciple of the foremost immortal sect came to his rescue, allowing Jiang Zhao to escape for the time being. To free himself for good, he used his looks to wheedle a talismanic artifact from the senior disciple.

He also asked the senior disciple to exterminate Xie Yanxue’s ghost.

Xie Yanxue died, but not quite all the way.

He dragged himself back, badly injured, only to find Jiang Zhao happily held in a man’s arms. The idiot hadn’t even noticed the man stealing a kiss.

What an idiot.

Later, the Valley Master of the Divine Medicine Valley fell for Jiang Zhao at first sight and intended to force him into marriage.

Jiang Zhao had only one condition: make Xie Yanxue’s soul scatter into nothingness.

Xie Yanxue died, but still wasn’t quite dead.

On the wedding day, he stormed into the bridal chamber with his sword, intending to run it through Jiang Zhao’s chest and let him know what it felt like to be on the brink of death. Instead, he saw Jiang Zhao with his clothes in disarray, pinned beneath a man, his eyes red from crying, utterly pathetic.

And that usually venomous mouth was begging for help.

Xie Yanxue’s gaze grew darker and darker, a malicious smile curling his lips.

He raised his hand and ran his sword through the Valley Master of the Divine Medicine Valley.

Then he changed into red wedding clothes, took the groom’s place, and abducted the bride who’d been trying to run away in every direction.

That idiot Jiang Zhao deserved to be the one he made cry.

Jiang Zhao never imagined he’d end up paying for his own schemes.

As the man held a sword to his neck and forced him to marry, Jiang Zhao tried to escape, terrified and furious. But the man drove him backward step by step until he reached the edge of the bed. Panicking, he blurted out, “You can’t touch me!”

The sword tip cut through his belt and pressed against his collar.

A gentleman may be killed, but never humiliated.

Jiang Zhao gritted his teeth and said bitterly, “If you have the guts, kill me. Otherwise, one day I’ll make your soul scatter into nothingness!”

Xie Yanxue only gave him a wicked, sinister smile.

“Good boy. Take your clothes off.”

Reader’s guide:

1. The shou is falsely thought to be hated by everyone but is actually adored by all. There will be shou-centered shipping. The writing isn’t polished, so this isn’t for people who only like a certain type of gong or shou.

2. The gong and the secondary gongs are all virgins. The shou only returns the gong’s romantic feelings.

3. More warnings will be added if I think of any.

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Note: The idea came to me on 2025.12.19, and the upcoming novel opened for collection on 2026.02.01.

Theme: Love can overcome every obstacle