The Wicked Supporting Lady Is a Man

Bonus Chapter 12 is spread across "Infernal Hell, Part Six," "Infernal Hell, Part Ten," and Bonus Chapter 11.

After his father forced him to jump into a lake and die because of his attraction to men, Feng Rugui transmigrates into a storybook and becomes the story's ultimate villain.

The original body is a thousand-year-old evil spirit who likes dressing as a woman. Cruel and wicked by nature, he falls in love at first sight with the noble, upright male lead.

After trying every possible way to seduce the male lead and failing, the original owner simply kills the woman the male lead loves. Then he drains the male lead's essence and blood and refines him into a pill.

Fortunately, good and evil are rewarded in the end. The original owner is killed by the male lead's master, Daoist Tihu, to everyone's satisfaction.

To avoid harming the world, Feng Rugui struggles to suppress this body's desire to drink blood and devour flesh, even hurting himself in the process. To stay alive, he decides to keep his distance from the male lead.

However, the male lead, who should have treated him with cold indifference, worries that he might be suffering and offers him his own blood.

Little by little, he falls in love with the male lead, but he doesn't dare confess. There are two reasons: first, he feels inferior because of his attraction to men and is convinced that he has sullied the male lead. Second, although the male lead indulges him completely and lets him do as he pleases, from sucking on his fingertips to biting his collarbone, he still thinks Feng Rugui is only acting out of dependence. Surely the male lead must be deeply in love with the female lead. It never occurs to him that the male lead might be attracted to men.

One day, the male lead actually confesses to him: "Rugui, I have feelings for you."

A few notes:

1. Couple: Feng Rugui X Jiang Wuqi.

2. Character types: stunningly beautiful, cross-dressing, thousand-year-old evil spirit who transmigrates into a book and seduces the gong X upright gentleman, gentle-eyed, clueless Daoist gong.

3. One-on-one romance, happy ending.

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