The Villainous Master Is Too Much Trouble [Book Transmigration]

[The Sickly Beauty Is the White Moonlight of the Cultivation World] A modest, aloof, icy beauty of an immortal lord, sickly beauty shou, VS a crazed, sickly attack who relentlessly pursues him. Drafting now, this is the next book! Let's go!! · [Support the official release, everyone!] A cold, beautiful, abstinent master shou X a well-behaved disciple who turns dark and develops a split personality later on, attack. (Not reborn! The prologue is optional and doesn't affect the main story, so feel free to skip it if you don't want the hassle.) · Chu Wuyue found himself inside a power fantasy novel he'd written as a teenager, The Demon Venerable. His role was that of the peerless leader of the righteous path, the highly esteemed Venerable Xuanji of the Fengyun Sect. Venerable Xuanji was handsome and refined, aloof by nature, able to command the wind and rain, and used to having the final say. He was the real deal. That should have been a good thing, but the problem was... he was also the ruthless master whom the male lead of The Demon Venerable had resented for years, and the biggest villain to appear in the story so far. The higher you soar at first, the harder you fall later. The vengeful male lead nailed Venerable Xuanji to a pillar at the sect with Soul-Eating Nails, crippled his cultivation, destroyed his voice, and left him to endure the pain of his soul being gnawed at every day. He suffered for half a year before finally dying. It was a gruesome death. System: Your mission is to take Venerable Xuanji's place and complete the main storyline of this book. Chu Wuyue: ...I'm doomed. With the role of the great villain in hand, Chu Wuyue spent every day on tenterhooks, working diligently as a master and carefully following the main storyline. Under the System's prodding, he taught the male lead what needed teaching, scolded him when necessary, and even staged a righteous act of putting duty above family at a crucial moment. He was absolutely ruthless. When the plot had progressed through about half the book, Chu Wuyue planned to bow out after completing his mission, but somehow something went wrong. His disciple, who was supposed to hate him with all his heart after turning dark, now gazed at him with deep affection, bashful devotion, and the core socialist values. (That last part is a joke.) “...” Huh? Wasn't I given the villain's script? The all-seeing Villain System: Heh, who knows? . 1. The setup is a very familiar one: a cold master and a disciple who turns dark. I'm really fond of this kind of contrast. 2. A little angst adds spice, but won't do any real harm. (There's sweetness and angst, so proceed with care.) 3. I don't think this version of the blurb is quite right... It doesn't capture the best parts, but I really can't revise it anymore. It'll have to do. 4. It's probably a slow burn. The first half drags a little, and the pacing isn't fast. Things unfold gradually. (?) Next book: I Have Something to Say, Master! Theme: Perseverance leads to victory