I Begged for the Ending While Crying in a Tragic Novel

(Master-disciple romance) After transmigrating into a book, she is accused of maliciously taking over someone else's body? She has to serve ten years in prison for the original owner's crimes? Watching everything she had suffered, Yu Qiusheng nearly picked up a knife and chopped down the giant green-tea, white-lotus female lead. In the story's later events, the original owner meets a gruesome end, and the female lead takes all of her cultivation. Knowing the plot, Yu Qiusheng's most urgent task is to cling to her master's coattails. After all, he is the head of the Yangxu Sect, a god who has long resided on the shrine. But as she spends every day by his side and her magic advances by leaps and bounds, Yu Qiusheng can't help but consider another question. Why is her master's gaze growing more and more profound? Later, she returns to her previous life in a dream and suddenly discovers that Ji Suyi had actually killed her. A thousand years ago, that young man had mercilessly pierced her heart and slit her throat. Yu Qiusheng: "!" Her later assessment of her master could probably be summed up in one sentence: all show on the outside, rotten within, and lacking in morals. Content warnings: 1. A serious tone, with some oppressive moments early on. 2. The male lead is bad, really bad. 3. Not a strong female lead. The heroine is timid. 4. A touch of puppy-love vibes, a Mary Sue story, with everyone falling for the heroine. 5. The blurb and the main story may differ a little. 2020.6.4 Recommended: Misguidedly Provoking a Sickly Yandere by Qiyue Wenchan Theme: Pay attention to mental health and take precautions in advance.