Divine Lord, Your Wife Is the True Villain [Book Transmigration]

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It's bad enough to transmigrate into a book. It's even worse to end up in the body of a ruthless, deranged, utterly depraved villainess.

And worst of all is knowing that the villainess's ending is to fail at framing the heroine, then get beaten to a pulp by her own husband, a fanatical protector of his disciples.

Lin Yi: I get it. I'm not worthy. I'll leave right now.

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Cultivating immortality? No way. I'm not doing that in this life. I'll just avoid cultivation, stay away from the heroine and her master, and turn this cultivation novel into a farming story. That should be enough to get by...

...It didn't work.

With the husband from the book holding her by the scruff of her neck, Lin Yi realizes that the divine lord Shen Yuan, "as bright as the moon and graceful as a jade tree," is a complete case of deceptive looks.

He doesn't protect his disciples, for one thing, and he's far too possessive. To top it off, his behavior is so baffling that it's downright alarming.

Shen Yuan: I suggest you stop batting your eyes at them.

Lin Yi: Meow meow meow?

Shen Yuan: Of course, if you insist, I can't stop you. But I can't promise what sort of death they'll meet.

Lin Yi: ...Don't say things like that with such a nonchalant look! Did you get the wrong script or something? I'm the villain here!!!

A sweet and satisfying 1v1 romance, with a few bumps along the way. The plot is like a runaway horse that never comes back.

A dangerously possessive troublemaker with deceptive looks X a high-difficulty player who refuses to accept his fate, fights to the bitter end, and struggles to survive

A few things to note: The male lead isn't a good person in the conventional sense (.). His behavior and attitude are pretty bad early on; he gradually learns to show equal respect.

The original owner of the body was a villainess. There's no excusing her, so don't feel sorry for her (.).

The heroine is just an ordinary person.

If this story hits a nerve, just click away. Don't judge the characters in the story by your values outside it. Then we'll both be happy.

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