A Match Made in Resentment

In the sweet romance novel Seeking Immortality,

Aside from the hero and heroine, there are also a vicious second male lead and a vicious second female lead.

The second male lead is infatuated with the heroine, and the second female lead is infatuated with the hero. To sabotage the main couple's relationship, these two bitter, obsessive villains stop at nothing.

Bai Miaoxian is the second female lead in the book.

After awakening to her own consciousness, she learns the plot.

Unable to accept the hero and heroine being together, she joins forces with the second male lead to scheme against the hero and place a Love Gu on him.

She thinks that if she can sleep with the hero, she can change the ending and keep him all to herself.

But she never expected that the hero and heroine had already taken precautions.

When she opens her eyes again,

she and the second male lead have been bound together by a Love Gu.

Bai Miaoxian: ?

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The book's second male lead, Xie Chunjing, is narrow-minded, sinister, and ruthless, yet he has loved the heroine since childhood. The person he hates most is that stupid, vicious Bai Miaoxian.

He never expected that, after plotting and scheming, he would end up bound to that poisonous woman by a Love Gu.

On their wedding night,

Xie Chunjing thinks of the heroine and sneers that Bai Miaoxian isn't even worth one of her toes.

Bai Miaoxian thinks of the hero and slaps him right back, asking what makes him so special that he thinks he can compare to the hero.

They loathe and resent each other. Even when they sleep, they wear protective robes and keep knives under their pillows. Apart from scheming against the hero and heroine together, they would gladly kill each other.

But whenever they draw close, the Love Gu flares up. One moment they're trading barbs, and the next they're helplessly throwing down their defenses and kissing each other's lips with hatred in their hearts.

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Later on,

Bai Miaoxian is reduced to ashes for the hero's sake.

As she dies, she thinks everyone will be happy, including her hateful partner.

But she never expected

that the man would exhaust all his cultivation to preserve a wisp of her soul. With bloodshot eyes, he curses her: “Idiot. Why do you still love that useless thing?”

Blurb written on 2026.04.06

*Please read the blurb carefully before deciding whether to follow this story. The blurb reflects the actual content. At the beginning, BOTH leads BELIEVE they like someone else. The heroine is fixated on the original hero and thinks she likes him, while the hero admires the original heroine and thinks he likes her. Later, they both realize that what they feel for the others isn't love, but fixation or admiration. They come to understand that love is a deeper question, and that it can only be with each other. This core emotional thread comes from that setup, and the premise would be meaningless if it were written any other way. So the leads HAVE NEVER HAD A RELATIONSHIP, nor have they had any ambiguous physical contact with anyone else. Everyone has a different definition of chastity, so if you consider the leads BELIEVING THEY LIKE SOMEONE ELSE at first to mean they aren't chaste, please consider whether you can accept this setup. This is a romance-focused story about two people, with their relationship driving everything. All the settings and plot serve their relationship. The hero falls for the heroine first, and broods darkly as he watches her love someone else. The heroine's fixation on the original hero will be described in more detail, to fuel the hero's jealousy. The hero's feelings for the original heroine may not be written about, because he only admires her and has no fixation on her, so there isn't much to say. They exist only to drive the leads' mutual antagonism: for example, the heroine tries to hurt the original heroine, the hero trips her up, and the two of them get caught in a push and pull. The hero realizes he can't bring himself to hurt the heroine, or comes to understand his feelings and the difference between admiration and love: why does he feel no possessiveness toward the original heroine, but does toward the heroine? Why does it hurt him to see the heroine cry, but not the original heroine? Two terrible people who love each other, and kill each other as they fall in love. It's not one-sided; both are flawed and neither is a saint. Please don't turn this into a moral judgment. This is a controversial subject, so please read the above carefully and make sure you can accept it before continuing. Thank you!!!!!!

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