The Villainous Male Lead Always Wants to Kill Me

After finishing the novel Flying White, Tao Jingyi was utterly charmed by the chuunibyou premise that the male lead was actually the villain. Then she transmigrated into the book as the female lead, Su Xiyan, who was destined to sever the male lead's tendons with sixteen sword strikes. Now she was truly in tears. In the original story: In public, he was a refined gentleman, as warm as jade, and known as the "master of both the qin and the sword." In private, he was ruthless and merciless, a "Ghost Gentleman" who struck terror into everyone. Duan Feibai, both the male lead and the villain, always repaid every grudge a hundredfold. So after Duan Feibai had slashed Su Xiyan with a hundred and sixty sword strikes, he turned her into a human puppet! Tao Jingyi: Forget it. I should fake my death first. But why did the male lead have a breakdown after seeing her "die"? And what was that "beloved wife" inscription on her tomb? She must have been reading the novel wrong! Tao Jingyi (muttering): Hey, male lead, you're breaking character! Duan Feibai (voice hoarse): There are even worse ways to break character. Want to try them? Reader's guide: 1. The female lead is sweet and soft (a little airheaded?) 2. A cross-dressing beauty is in the story 3. Other transmigrators appear Theme: The Joy of Meeting