Meng Jiaojiao had a moonlight in her heart, but the young man already loved someone else.
That day on the cliff, he struck her right in the heart, shattering her girlish dreams.
Years later, the boy she'd once known had changed completely and become a tyrant notorious throughout the Three Kingdoms.
A treaty between the two nations forced her to marry him.
When they met again, he mercilessly executed an innocent person right in front of her. Blood sprayed everywhere, soaking her from head to toe. Her skin was warm, but her heart sank into an icy abyss.
At the banquet that night, for the sake of her country, she hid her fear and sat beside him with a radiant smile, acting affectionate... Then, day after day and night after night, she treated him with tender devotion and graceful smiles as she laid a trap to kill him.
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Later, when her plan was exposed, she was imprisoned in a secret chamber in the palace. Flickering candlelight fell on the man's frenzied face.
His lips trembled as he pressed a soft kiss to hers, then whispered a hoarse, vicious threat in her ear:
"Since you lied to me, you'll have to keep lying forever. Lie to me until our hair turns white, until we share a bed and a grave. When we finally descend to the underworld and this life is over, we'll be even..."
A scheming, ruthless heroine x a gloomy male lead who is absolutely devoted to her
Content warnings:
1. Fictional setting. No historical fact-checking, please.
2. The male lead really is lame, but his beloved is fake.
3. The male lead gets hurt. The heroine is beautiful, but she's written as a villain: ruthless and merciless. Please move along if that's not for you.
The original blurb was written on September 16, 2020. A photo was taken.
My new GB quick transmigration story, Saving the Pitiful Villain, is currently updating.
Next up: I Mistook the Demon Lord for My Junior Sister. Please add it to your reading list!
Mingzhu, the eldest daughter of the Wanxian Sect, had it all. Her father was the leader of the foremost cultivation sect, her mother was descended from Nuwa, and she was born with profound cultivation and a life of luxury. Everyone called her "Miss Everything-Goes-Right."
But on the night of her sixteenth birthday, she had a dream. In it, she was the fake heiress in a story about a real and fake heiress. The true bloodline of the Wanxian Sect was actually the new junior sister who had just joined the sect. In the story, afraid that her identity would be exposed, Mingzhu did many terrible things to bully her junior sister. When the truth finally came out, she was expelled from the Wanxian Sect, left to wander the streets, and died fighting stray dogs for food.
When Mingzhu woke up and discovered that everything in her dream was true, she went to tell the sect leader and his wife. They acknowledged the junior sister as their daughter, and Mingzhu was allowed to remain in the Wanxian Sect.
The sect leader and his wife continued to treat Mingzhu with the same affection as ever. Whenever Mingzhu looked at her junior sister's ethereal yet slightly gaunt face, she felt she owed her a great deal.
So, at the disciple selection ceremony, when her junior sister said she liked Mingzhu's personal jade pendant, Mingzhu gave it to her without hesitation. At the gathering of the ten thousand sects, when someone slandered her junior sister, Mingzhu stepped forward to shield her. In the verdant secret realm, when her junior sister was badly injured and unconscious, Mingzhu applied medicine to her wounds and kept watch over her all night.
The more time Mingzhu spent with her junior sister, the more adorable she found her.
She was beautiful, talented, and very clingy. Most of all, she loved tugging on Mingzhu's sleeve and calling her "big sister."
Until the day the entire cultivation world attacked the Wanxian Sect. Just as Mingzhu saw no way out, her junior sister appeared in red, a golden blade in hand, and shielded her.
In the bleak sunlight, the golden blade flashed like a shooting star. The figure holding it stood proud and wild, and only then did Wushuang finally understand two things.
Her junior sister was actually a boy.
And that boy was the legendary Red-Robed Demon Lord, a man who killed without batting an eye.
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Demon Lord Rong Mu had been switched at birth as a child, suffered countless hardships, and grown into a twisted, world-weary man.
At first, Rong Mu stayed by Mingzhu's side only because he wanted to see how amusing it would be if the woman who had stolen his identity, "Miss Everything-Goes-Right," suddenly lost all her good fortune.
He never imagined that one day he would willingly place every good thing in the world before her, wishing only that she live a long life and have everything go her way, year after year.
A gentle, resilient ray of sunshine x a twisted, world-weary demon king
A story of healing
Theme: Life may be bitter, but meeting the right person can make it sweet.
. . . After reading it, the writing is very good, but I really think the heroine is sick. . In fact, she doesn't deserve the male protagonist to like her so much. She doesn't like the male protagonist that much at all. She has no understanding, no trust, and nothing. She uses her own imagination to create unnecessary love and hatred, and feels like a mediocre person. She doesn't understand why the whole movie only abuses the male protagonist. The twist in the end where the heroine wakes up and realizes that she likes the hero is a bit blunt. I hated it all before, but suddenly I want his freedom. I can extend the front a little bit to torture the heroine. I really like the writing. I hope the author can write more touching works. Spread some flowers~
Please write a BE extra chapter.
I don't quite understand the brain circuit of the heroine here. The two countries have signed a treaty to end the war for a hundred years. Is the male protagonist so distrustful in her heart? Could it be that all her dreams were prophetic? Does she believe in her dreams so much? She can feel the sincerity of the male protagonist. Why can't she trust her more? Even if it's not easy to ask directly, I think she can make some insinuations about the male protagonist's attitude. Is it really because of her own imagination that she keeps hurting the male protagonist??
The emotion of the male protagonist is so strong that it seems out of nowhere. I should write more detailed memories from the male protagonist's perspective. Overall, it's okay to pass the time.
It's so beautiful, my wife wrote it so well!!!
Ahhhhhhh it's so beautiful!!
!! Please give me a copy! Big, awesome! I really like this kind of heroine???
Woooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, yeah,
Nice! Looking forward to the author's next book!!!
It's so fast, it seems I haven't seen enough yet!