After I Became the Queen Bee

In the year Ruan Yeshen turned eighteen, he regained the memories of his previous life. Only then did he realize he had transmigrated into a book, an invincible heroine novel with no romance. In the book, he was the heroine's younger brother, and he was killed off at the very start on the way to an arranged marriage, prompting the heroine's descent into darkness and her rise to become an invincible heroine. To escape his fate of being killed off from the start on the way to an arranged marriage, Ruan Yeshen got married, to someone he had known for only a few days. Married life was very peaceful, even bland. His husband was simple and honest, but not very affectionate toward him. Ruan Yeshen felt a little guilty, thinking he must have done something to upset his husband. But sometimes, when he woke up in the morning, he would find mysterious hickey-like marks on his waist. Ruan Yeshen assumed they were injuries he'd accidentally caused himself, so he paid them no mind. Half a year later, feeling guilty, Ruan Yeshen asked his husband for a divorce. But suddenly, he realized that his usually honest and mild-mannered husband was no longer calm and distant. Instead, he wore an expression Ruan Yeshen had never seen before. His husband showed his true colors... * Gu Yu found the queen bee. After more than a thousand years of traveling, he finally found her. To get close to the queen bee, he fashioned himself into the kind of person she liked and hid all his love for her, successfully marrying her. He contentedly breathed in the queen bee's scent and gently caressed her skin. But one day, the queen bee told him he wanted a divorce. How could this be!! How could the queen bee divorce him! To stop the queen bee from divorcing him, Gu Yu, who had lost his sense of security, stayed close to her, longing for comfort from her and wanting her to give him the queen bee's sense of security. But Ruan Yeshen began to fear him. Even when Gu Yu cried himself hoarse, all he got in return was a look that urged him to stay away... Reader's guide: 1. Everyone except the uke is a lunatic, and none of them are good people. 2. No childbirth. 3. The story has no logic; everything serves the plot. 4. A melodramatic, old-school story with tropes I love. It's extremely melodramatic! Check out my upcoming novel, The White Moonlight in the Body Double Story Is from an Asylum 1 Sui Mu and Kang Niang grew up together. They were prodigious young geniuses, and their feelings for each other were mutual. They agreed to become cultivation partners when they grew up. Unfortunately, during a competition in the immortal realm, Sui Mu accidentally fell to the bottom of the Endless Abyss, where he suffered for decades. By the time he returned, having exhausted his cultivation, he discovered that a young man in blue robes had appeared by Kang Niang's side. The young man's appearance was seventy percent similar to his own. He looked youthful, with a faint resemblance to Sui Mu as he had been ten years earlier. But he was brimming with spiritual energy, and always managed to make people laugh. The contrast with Sui Mu, a cripple covered in blood and stripped of his cultivation, could not have been more striking. Covered in wounds and as skittish as a frightened bird, Sui Mu stubbornly deceived himself, believing nothing had changed. He stayed by Kang Niang's side as he always had, but his repeated attempts to ask after him were met with Kang Niang's indifference and everyone's mockery. With nothing left, Sui Mu panicked. He began imitating the young man's smile, clothes, and style, but it never won him even a single glance from Kang Niang. Instead, Kang Niang passed him by again and again, coldly, with disgust and disappointment. Sui Mu was left standing alone in the snow, utterly powerless and ice-cold, until his fever refused to break. So later, when Kang Niang ran a sword through Sui Mu's dantian to heal the young man in blue, Sui Mu did not resist in the slightest. 2 The moment Sui Mu died, Kang Niang suddenly remembered how good he had been. He vomited blood, went mad with grief, and swore to avenge Sui Mu. But just as he was thinking this, Sui Mu, who should have been drawing his last breath on the ground, slowly stood up. He touched the sword stuck in his chest and wore an excited, obsessive expression. His face twisted. "Not enough. Still not enough." 3 Sui Mu had been confined to a mental hospital since childhood. He was obsessive, cruel, and did whatever he pleased. He had congenital insensitivity to pain and could not feel physical pain. One day, he transmigrated into the white moonlight character in a body-double novel, the one who gets run through the heart with a sword at the end. At the same time, he became able to feel physical pain. He fell in love with that pain, and his body was covered in wounds every day. But it wasn't enough. Still not enough. Not painful enough. So he followed the plot diligently, waiting patiently and eagerly for that final, extreme sword through the heart. But the sword was utterly ordinary, nowhere near as satisfying as the book had described. So Sui Mu, a useless wretch in the eyes of others, took up a sharp blade and personally slaughtered everyone in the sect. Reader's guide: 1. The writing is rough. 2. A new love interest and a revenge story. 3. The protagonist is mentally ill and not of sound mind. Theme: Even when misfortune strikes along the journey, never give up. Keep moving forward bravely