Transmigrated as the Fragile Protagonist's Love Interest

Wen Ru transmigrates into a certain kind of erotic novel and becomes the protagonist on the receiving end: delicate, soft, and prone to crying at the drop of a hat.

In the book, the original character is the youngest disciple of the Sword Sect. In public, his aloof master and gentle senior brother dote on him. In private, the two of them break his legs and abuse him night after night.

After finally escaping, he is captured by a Demon Lord who has killed countless people, and is abused day and night while his blood is drained.

Luckily, a Buddhist heir rescues him. The heir seems aloof and free of worldly desires, but who could have known it was all an act? In reality, he is obsessive and deranged, his eyes bloodshot as he longs to dominate him.

During his escape, he is bullied not only by vengeful ghosts and demon cultivators, but also used as a blood source and bed warmer by a sinister, cruel tyrant.

Wen Ru, who has transmigrated into the story, is terrified and weak in the knees. On impulse, he takes someone who never appeared in the book as his Dao companion.

The delicate little beauty naively thinks this will let him escape his destined fate. Who could have guessed that his Dao companion would turn evil, abduct him, and try to claim him?

The poor little beauty sobs in broken gasps, but the person behind him still grips him tightly around the waist and pins him to the bed.

Later, when he tries to run away while his Dao companion is gone, he discovers that they've all come looking for him, and they're even more deranged than they were in the original book.

The aloof immortal lord smiles with a sickly delight: "A Ru, come here. Master promises not to break your legs."

The gentle senior brother's eyes are bloodshot: "Little junior brother, your senior brother will be gentle."

The Demon Lord, who has killed countless people, licks his lips: "This lord will slowly drain all your blood, so you won't feel any pain."

The Buddhist heir, who is not what he seems, coughs up a mouthful of blood: "Even if I die, I won't let you leave."

The sinister, cruel tyrant glares at him: "I told you, if you dare run, I'll break all four of your limbs."

His corrupted Dao companion's eyes roil with possessive desire, a smile on his lips: "A Ru, look at how scary they are. Hurry and come to my side."

The innocent, delicate beauty flees in terror, not knowing there is nowhere left to run.

Wen Ru: My back is broken. Thanks so much, guys. QAQ

He was born with a pair of heterochromatic eyes.

He was often bullied as a child, his body covered in scars, until he was forced to develop another personality.

Just as he thought he would go on living in a daze, he met his god, his young master, his beloved Dao companion.

A ray of light shone into the deep darkness.

But far too many people coveted his young master. In the end, he lost his reason and claimed him in a fit of obsessive madness.

His young Dao companion belonged to him.

He would kill them all, whether they were the Sword Sect's immortal lord or the ruler of the mortal realm. He would kill them and keep his young Dao companion all to himself.

Even if that person was a part of him, he still wouldn't allow it.

Innocent beauty on the receiving end x crazy, possessive, fragmented male lead from an erotic novel

P.S. The cover features the character on the receiving end.

Content warnings: Both leads are each other's first and only partner. A delicate, crybaby character on the receiving end who cries a lot! No pregnancy in this story, but a side couple may appear! My writing is rough, but I'm working hard to improve!

Preview: Reborn, the Beautiful Fool Turns Bad. Blurb:

Although Su Chou's name means "ugly," he's considered a beauty in the surrounding villages.

Born with an intersex body, he was unloved by his mother and ignored by his father. He grew up amid beatings and scolding, and was going to be sent off as a second wife to the old widower at the edge of the village.

Su Chou doesn't want to marry him. Hearing that an important man who likes men has arrived in town, he goes to great lengths to get close and schemes his way into the man's bed.

Su Chou gets his wish and rises to a life above others, even though the important man treats him coldly and doesn't care for him.

But his dream soon shatters. The important man is leaving, and everyone says he'll be abandoned.

Terrified and frantic, Su Chou cries and makes a scene in front of Gu Fu, using his body to please the man and begging to be taken along.

Fortunately, Gu Fu takes him with him.

Su Chou follows the important man to the capital, where he meets the person the man loves: the noble Fifth Prince.

Compared to the Fifth Prince, Su Chou is an ugly duckling in the mud, reeking of the countryside and attracting mockery from who knows how many people.

Watching Gu Fu stand beside the Fifth Prince and hearing others praise them as a perfect match, Su Chou is envious, jealous, and afraid the important man will abandon him.

So Su Chou targets the Fifth Prince at every turn, then tries to imitate him. Stupid and vicious, he gets punished and thrown into prison.

Su Chou cries and begs Gu Fu to save him, but the man is cold and heartless, letting the guards take him away.

That night, a fire breaks out in the prison, and Su Chou burns to death.

At the same time, the Tenth Prince, who had fallen into the water in the palace, finally wakes after three days in a coma.

A classic melodramatic dog-training story with a twist ending: After the Sickly Immortal Lord Was Tricked into Surrendering His Divine Rank:

Tianji is the sickly beauty of the immortal realm, with the appearance of a celestial, skin as white as snow, and an aloof, captivating air. One day, he is sent to the mortal realm to serve as the matchmaker deity. Who could have known his illness would flare up on the way, sending him tumbling into the mortal world?

On the road, he encounters someone being hunted. The man is dressed in rags, covered in whip marks, and blood drips from the scar on his face.

Feeling sorry for him, Tianji casually saves him.

The man says his name is Shen Shi. He adds that he has no way to repay the life debt, but is willing to serve Tianji as an ox or a horse.

Tianji thinks it over and agrees. Looking back later, he can only conclude that humans are deceitful and sinister.

At first, Shen Shi is kind, gentle and considerate, taking care of him attentively.

But eventually, the man's greed comes to light. He wants the god all to himself and wants the god to bear a human child.

Tianji escapes, but Shen Shi catches him and forces him to take medicine to make him conceive, keeping him in his bed night after night. "Immortal Lord, would you bear me a child?"

But Shen Shi doesn't know that a child born of a human and a god will cost the mother her life and soul.

Shen Shi is the Second Prince of the Song Kingdom, ruthless and guilty of every crime imaginable.

After losing his struggle against the crown prince, he is saved by the legendary immortal. Naturally, Shen Shi won't let anything he can use go to waste.

Later, when the truth comes to light and the immortal escapes, Shen Shi is suddenly gripped by panic, afraid the immortal will vanish without a word again. He searches ancient texts for a way to bind a god, then makes the immortal conceive his child.

Seeing the immortal's belly grow larger by the day, he is delighted. "Immortal Lord, once our child is born, we'll live happily together."

But in the end, this cannot take precedence over his ambitions. Shen Shi marries the Great General's son, only to return from the wedding and find a bed soaked in blood awaiting him.

The immortal is dead, having died on the day of his wedding. He has left behind only the child he bore with Shen Shi. Shen Shi searches the entire kingdom like a madman, but cannot find his immortal.

The crown prince discovers what Shen Shi has been doing, and soon Shen Shi is covered in wounds.

Shen Shi curls up, barely alive, protecting the child he had with the immortal and begging for one more glimpse of him.

Theme: No matter how many obstacles you face, keep a smile on your face.