Can I Like You? [Infinite]

Romance pre-release: The Author Could Never Fall for a Psycho! Blurb: After Jiang Rong dies, she gets pulled into a game. A mansion full of dangers, a school haunted by restless ghosts, a village brimming with the bizarre... Standing in a pool of blood, a veteran player cheerfully waves at her. “Without ghosts, nothing works. Shh, it's here.” In the beginner's world, she meets a handsome young man with a clean-cut appearance. The young man looks refined, yet when danger strikes, he reaches out with long fingers and rips a monster apart with his bare hands. As everyone stares in shock, he nervously wipes the blood from his palm, then looks at her cautiously and asks in a low voice, “...Can I like you?” Jiang Rong: I don't have any special traits. If I had to say, I treat people equally, and I'm “gentle” with ghosts. The ghosts: Listen to yourself! Is that any way for a human to talk? Fake mentally ill woman x fake airheaded man I'll do everything I can to keep you safe. Pre-release: The Author Could Never Fall for a Psycho The male lead, Yun Zhe, is a textbook beautiful-but-tragic psycho. His parents were a demon-and-monster couple who died soon after he was born, leaving him without protection. After enduring one tragedy after another, including having his Dao physique dug out, being drained of blood to feed beasts, his sect being slaughtered, and his master trying to use him as a sacrifice to heaven, he finally turns evil. The female lead is a transmigrator who takes the redemption route after being reborn, but the male lead kills her three times. In the end, she returns to kill him for revenge. As they fight and fall in love, they level up while defeating monsters and punishing villains, healing each other along the way, and ultimately reaching a happy ending. The above is the outline for Tang Zhi's new novel. Unfortunately, she herself transmigrates into this novel, which has nothing but an outline, and becomes the male lead's shoddy master. Tang Zhi knows the redemption route won't work, so she stabs Yun Zhe right off the bat, deciding to be the villain to the end and send the male lead to his grave. Unfortunately, Yun Zhe doesn't die. Not only does he survive, he even breaks through to a higher level thanks to it. Tang Zhi gives herself all sorts of golden fingers as the creator, but they still can't compare to Yun Zhe's breakthroughs in battle, winning against the odds, and growing stronger every time he nearly dies. Just as she's ready to lie flat and give up, she discovers that the male lead has lost his memory. Tang Zhi deliberately lies to him: “We're master and disciple, and we're very close. You love helping people, and you're a gentle, kind-hearted man.” Tang Zhi successfully gets the male lead back on track, steering him toward becoming an upstanding young man. After she has fully redeemed the male lead, Tang Zhi finds a way to return to her world. She brushes him off: “I'm leaving for a while. I'll be back after some time.” * Yun Zhe harbors dark desires for the master who saved him. He wants to reach out and touch that unreachable cloud. He wants to gently hold her. He wants to... do much worse. Perhaps his master discovers his intentions. In disbelief, she stabs him and expels him from the sect. Yun Zhe has been rejected by everyone his whole life. He thinks it might be better to die this way. But he doesn't die. He even crawls out of the Demon Realm and stands before his master again. He walks through the mud, crosses a sea of blood, washes the grime from himself, and puts on the clean appearance of someone untouched by the mire. He pretends to have lost his memory and been redeemed, staying by her side as a well-behaved, considerate disciple. But one day, she doesn't want him anymore. Yun Zhe goes mad. Reading guide: 1. Infinite worlds, but not very scary. 2. The heroine isn't quite right in the head, but she isn't truly insane. 3. Individual worlds may be connected. 4. No personal attacks, please read politely. 5. Very, very little romance, with a focus on the plot. Theme: Face challenges head-on