The Villain Dies from Talking Too Much

As the ancients said, villains who talk too much die young. Ji Wujiang was determined to become a proper, long-lived major villain. He chose his words sparingly and preferred a fight to an argument. It's probably a treasure hunt that unlocks the plot, and also a plan to raise a villainous boss. A quick heads-up: One-on-one romance, happy ending. The male lead in the romance is the senior disciple. [Please don't post this on ranking lists. This story is entirely fictional, and historical nitpicking is not welcome.] Coming next: The Madam Wants to Be a Widow In his previous life, Xue Cheng scoffed at astrology and fate, until he was pierced by a rain of arrows beneath Weishui City and a prophecy came true. The first thing Xue Cheng did in this life was go see the charlatan fortune-teller who had confidently predicted his death. To his surprise, the charlatan was a woman, and quite pretty, too. Fortune-teller: "General, you're going to die!" Xue Cheng: "Madam, do you want to be a widow?" A story about a beleaguered general and a fortune-teller joining forces to become kings. Premise: