After Becoming the Female Side Character in a Master-Disciple Novel, I Found Out the Book Was Fake

Master Yue He: A ruthless, deranged man who shows compassion to all under heaven, yet is merciless. Disciple Feng Heng: A naturally demonic yandere, devoted to the Dao and cold-hearted. It's more or less a story of "a compassionate, godlike being going mad and seizing the one he loves, while a born villain reins himself in and bows in submission for love." [Master Yue He's Blurb]: Xuanwei Immortal Venerable Yue He is compassionate toward all under heaven. He is the master of Yancang Pavilion in Xuantian Sect, and the supreme immortal revered by all the beings of the immortal sects. He is also the master who raised Feng Yuan for nearly two hundred years. Feng Yuan once revered and adored him beyond measure. Now, she hates him just as much. She deliberately seduces him and ruins his reputation, making everyone in the immortal sects believe he forced himself on her in violation of all moral codes. She even makes them believe that he, a man of unwavering Daoist conviction, is about to fall and become a demon. She wants him cast down from his divine pedestal, condemned by everyone, and denied rebirth for all eternity. He fulfills every one of her expectations, and even dares to defy the whole world by taking her as his wife. The wedding is the ceremony Yue He has longed for, but it is also a funeral prepared for him by her and the immortal sects: a false wedding ceremony meant to make Yue He vanish body and soul. But Yue He knows nothing of this. At the wedding, the people of the world he had protected with all his heart harbor their own schemes. Some prepare to kill Yue He and take his place, while others plan to torment him and make sure he dies horribly. Only Yue He forms the marriage pact, his usually compassionate, gentle eyes full of tender smiles. As he looks at her with that smile, she drives her sword through his heart. He deserves to die. She has nothing to answer for. She will use his life to save the one she loves. [Disciple Feng Heng's Blurb]: Feng Heng is, in the eyes of the world, a refined young gentleman. But the truth is, he doesn't know what is righteous or evil, or what is right or wrong. For Feng Yuan's sake alone, he is willing to pretend to be the kind of noble, upright gentleman whom everyone in the immortal sects praises. Feng Yuan teaches him: "You must cultivate diligently and strive to become the leader of the immortal sects, as compassionate toward all under heaven as our grandmaster!" Feng Heng carefully hides his true nature. His eyes are full of darkness, but he smiles as brightly and nobly as the wind and moon. "All right!" Whatever she wants, he will do. But he never expected that the person she had once loved was his late uncle, Qin Junjing, and that he was nothing more than Qin Junjing's substitute. She wants him to be noble and upright because Qin Junjing was noble and upright! She wants him to be devoted to goodness because Qin Junjing was devoted to goodness! Even his name was chosen to commemorate Qin Junjing! Later, his feelings for her are discovered, and he goes from being the future leader of the immortal sects in everyone's eyes to a hated outcast. But he doesn't care. The only person he cares about is her. Yet on the Immortal-Slaying Platform, she mercilessly drives the Evil-Slaying Sword into his chest. "Feng Heng, you have disappointed your master so much. Your uncle was noble and upright, devoted to goodness, but you betrayed your master and defied all moral codes. You are nothing like him!" He doesn't understand. "So after raising me all these years, Master, you only ever saw me as Qin Junjing's substitute? And now you're disappointed in me just because I'm not like him?" He asks her, "In your eyes, was there ever even a moment when I was just myself, not Qin Junjing's shadow?" Her answer is another merciless strike. Later, he comes back from the dead and becomes the Demon Lord. "Master, you regret raising me, only to raise a tiger that turned on you, don't you? Too bad. It's too late now." [Reading Guide]: This novel goes VIP on January 23! 1. I wasn't very satisfied with the heroine's version of the blurb, so I never wrote one. The Master's version is told from a perspective quite similar to the heroine's. 2. The heroine is not a virgin; the hero and the other male characters are. See Chapter 9 of Don't Laugh. 3. It's melodramatic, with a master-disciple romance. The heroine and Luo Jia embody divinity, while Feng Heng embodies demonic nature, so there will be plenty of inner conflict and painful struggles, as well as forced possession. 4. Both the Master and the Disciple become thoroughly deranged later on. But this story does not advocate destroying the world for a master-disciple romance, nor does it advocate ignoring responsibility for love. Being deranged and having a sense of responsibility are not mutually exclusive. 5. The ending is one-on-one and happy, but not in the conventional romance sense of a happy ending. In a way, it's a happy ending where everyone gets a bad ending, including the heroine, so please prepare yourself before reading. 6. Since this has been serializing for a long time, although I've kept track, I may get confused about what I've written and what I haven't. There may be some repetitive or redundant content, which I'll try to revise after finishing the whole story. 7. The Master has only ever loved A Yuan. In Chapter 138, the Master's claim that he has lived through many lifetimes is a lie he tells A Yuan. It's not true, and he has no other lovers. Theme: Live well.