The Gentle Second Male Lead Is Surprisingly Irresistible

Chong Mian was still in high school when she transmigrated into a tragic romance novel. The innocent, naive girl had never even held a boy's hand, yet her whole heart was easily captured by a gorgeous beauty as gentle as water. Through the hazy mist, he smiled softly beneath an oil-paper umbrella. His white hair ribbon brushed her cheek, soft as a breeze and a drizzle. Chong Mian: A beauty in white is just too good. QAQ But no matter how wonderful the second male lead in white was, the original story's plot said he would eventually fall for the original heroine. The day the original heroine fell off a cliff, he would tend to her wounds. When that day arrived, Chong Mian clutched the Youxing Grass he had given her and couldn't help hiding in a corner to cry, waiting for him to take it away. But the man who healed the sick and saved the world pressed his forehead to Chong Mian's and gently soothed her: "Mianmian, the Youxing Grass belongs to you." Then he whispered, "And so do I." [Romance-focused, with lots of romantic scenes.] [The original male lead does not fall for the original heroine.] Coming soon: My Scumbag Villain Can Hear My Thoughts. Please add it to your collection~ In everyone's eyes, Mu Wuya was proper and courteous, like a fine piece of warm, flawless jade. But that was all a disguise. No one had ever seen his true nature. Except Sang Zhu. She transmigrated into a book called The Long Road to Immortality. Mu Wuya was the scumbag villain of the story. He had suffered inhuman treatment since childhood, craved power and wealth, and would stop at nothing to get whatever he wanted. One day, Mu Wuya met up with the heroine, Xu Qingshuang, to compose poetry and admire the moon, all while harboring ulterior motives. Sang Zhu: [Whoa, step one in winning over the heroine: give her the flower she likes best. This guy's pretty smooth.] Mu Wuya, who was just about to pull out the flower, paused and narrowed his eyes. Mu Wuya realized that Sang Zhu knew the secret of his past, and that he could hear her thoughts. She knew he had suffered terribly since childhood, trampled underfoot by others. She knew someone had dug out his spiritual root, leaving his cultivation stagnant, while people looked down on his background and slandered and insulted him without restraint. She knew every shameful detail of his past and all his secrets. He had to kill her. Until he heard [He lost his mother at three, his father at seven, and at ten someone dug out his supreme-grade spiritual root. He grew up rummaging through garbage bins and eating trash for food. Author, have you no humanity? Anyone else would have been broken by that life, but the villain actually fought his way through it.] [He even managed to become the personal disciple of the Heavenly Extremity True Person. That's insanely impressive.] Mu Wuya froze. Then she said, [And this is someone who lost his spiritual root. How does he have so much stamina? The more he fights, the more energized he gets. If he still had his spiritual root, wouldn't he be the strongest under heaven?] Mu Wuya smiled, his lips curving upward. [How did he do that midair spin just now? His waist is so flexible. Ahem, no, what am I looking at? Watch his swordplay!] Mu Wuya shot her a sidelong glance, then smiled again. - Sang Zhu was wounded while being hunted by Mu Wuya's enemies. He happened to have a magical artifact that could relieve pain. She said bravely, "Senior Brother, I can take it. Don't waste your artifact on me." But inside, she was wailing: [It hurts so much, boo-hoo. He nearly died getting that artifact, so there's no way he'll let me use it. Poor me.] Mu Wuya: "...Take it." Sang Zhu looked pitiful. "I won't get in the way of you and Xu Qingshuang anymore." [Don't come near me! The book clearly said the villain and I would have absolutely nothing to do with each other... I'm just a background character, that's all. Hurry up and marry her. Please don't go out of character.] Mu Wuya: "...Who's marrying her? Don't talk nonsense." Mu Wuya gave her a task that would take her away from the immortal sect. Sang Zhu accepted it sadly, though her heart was full of joy. "Senior Brother, I can't bear to leave you." [Thank goodness, I can finally get away from him.] Mu Wuya smiled. "Don't be sad so soon. I'm going with you. I can't bear to leave you either, Junior Sister." Sang Zhu: QWQ [Help, no!] Theme: Kindness and gentleness are a person's finest qualities.