To Win Over a Yandere, I Keep Teetering on the Edge of Death (Transmigrate into a Book)

The print edition has been published under the title Ananda, and is available on Taobao, JD.com, and Pinduoduo. My new novel, I Decided to Win Over the Immortal Venerable for the CP, is now underway. Visit my author page to read it. She transmigrates into a book, and does not vilify the original male and female leads. To get home, Wu Xicui must win over Wei Tansheng, a sickly love-interest villain known as the “Little Bodhisattva,” who is actually a complete lunatic. In her attempts to win over this obsessive man, she dies twice, once at his hands and once after being tortured by him. At last, after he falls in love with her, she deceives him about her feelings. Cold and merciless, she watches him cry helplessly, eyes red and tears falling as he murmurs in his sleep, “Don’t leave me. Please, have pity on me.” * Wei Tansheng, the third son of the Wei family, was ten when he accompanied his father to take up a post in the provinces. Local bandits abducted him, and though he was rescued, he was left with a limp. Six months later, Wei Tansheng joined Kongshan Temple, where Master Liaoshan took him under his care. He devoted himself to studying Buddhism. At eighteen, the third young master Wei left the mountain and returned to the capital as a layman, though he still considered himself a Buddhist disciple and burned incense before the Buddha every day. Years of immersion in Buddhist teachings had made him gentle, kind, compassionate, and generous. And because he was as beautiful as a woman, people in the capital called him the Little Bodhisattva. Only Wu Xicui knew how cold and hard the heart of this seemingly compassionate Little Bodhisattva really was. * People see water as a flowing river, fish and dragons see it as a cave, heavenly beings see it as crystal, and hungry ghosts see it as seething flames and pus-filled blood. He is no Bodhisattva. He is a hungry ghost, greedily devouring the suffering of others. A two-faced, empathy-deficient, obsessive male lead x a truly cold and merciless heroine whose only thought is getting home Note: The heroine is reborn three times. The first time, she is a burly man with a dark complexion; the next two times, she is a woman. * My new novel, I Decided to Win Over the Immortal Venerable for the CP, is now underway. In the male-lead-centric novel The Way of the Dao, Xia Lianqiao hates three characters most of all. The first is the doomed third female lead who shares her name: Xia Lianqiao. The second is the vicious female antagonist, Sima Yuanheng. The third is the heroine’s adoptive father, the man who broke up the CP she ships: Ling Chongxiao! Ling Chongxiao is arrogant and aloof, without love or hatred, and oversees the laws and punishments of the immortal sects. As beautiful as flowers and the moon, yet cold as frost, he bears the divine sword Tiangang and has slain three thousand immortals beneath its blade. The male lead Bai Jian and the heroine Li Langhuan were a match made in heaven, but their relationship ended in tragedy because of that ridiculous divide between mortals and immortals, thanks to Ling Chongxiao’s interference! Breaking up my CP is simply unforgivable! Burning with resentment toward Ling Chongxiao, Xia Lianqiao transmigrates into a book and becomes the doomed third female lead who shares her name. As a third female lead secretly in love with the male lead, Xia Lianqiao’s life after transmigrating into the book is filled with blissful moments like: “Ahhh, my CP is having a moment!” “Waaah, fine, I’ll ship them! I ship them, okay?!” She resolves to change the plot, defend her beloved CP at all costs, defeat anyone who tries to split them up, and shove her couple straight to the altar. As for Ling Chongxiao, Sima Yuanheng, and the rest, she’ll deal with them herself! ** As everyone knows, Ling Chongxiao, the True Lord of Jade Clarity, Awe-Inspiring Glory, and Wondrous Life, is cold and heartless, isolated and aloof. He has slain three thousand immortals beneath his sword. A prodigy of the immortal sects, he is a towering figure whom everyone fears to challenge, however much they resent him. One day, the protagonists Bai Jian and Li Langhuan finally turn against Ling Chongxiao to save their friend Xia Lianqiao, and storm into his residence, the Duxiao Hall, with swords drawn. Deep inside the many chambers, as pristine and desolate as a hall of snow, where Ling Chongxiao usually seemed carved from ice and jade, they find a familiar-looking young woman imprisoned in a golden cage, lit by pearls and surrounded by brocade carpeting. She seems to be wearing Ling Chongxiao’s outer robe. Her wrists seem bound by his immortal-binding rope, and his sword tassel seems tied around her ankles. Even more horrifying, faint marks cover her neck and wrists. Bai Jian’s eye twitches. “...What did Ling Chongxiao do to you?” Xia Lianqiao, weakly: “Would you believe me if I said I didn’t do it on purpose?” ** Xia Lianqiao: My CP came true!! Li Langhuan, dazed: “...I think the idol I stan just got exposed for being a fraud...” Theme: