But He Calls Me Big Sister

After transmigrating, Li You becomes the villain's white-moonlight older sister.

Villains often have tragic childhoods that make them twisted and obsessive. But Zhao Jinyuan is different. The sister who raised him was gentle and kind, teaching him to be modest, respectful, and restrained. Yet it is precisely his forbearance that leads the heroine to betray him and throw herself into the hero's arms. In a fit of rage, Zhao Jinyuan turns into the biggest villain in the whole book.

What nonsense is this devoted second male lead? Get lost, all of you! When Li You sees the indifferent-looking young man standing before her, she makes up her mind. Other people lead villains onto the right path; she will lead him astray, humiliate the hero and heroine, and rise to the top!

But... but he calls me big sister. Each time she tests him, Li You keeps lowering her standards.

Never mind. As long as he can be happy, that's all that matters.

Little by little, the boy sheds his childishness and becomes just like the original novel's modest, respectful, restrained character... on the surface. He puts on an act and gradually draws her into his territory.

"Even if you deceive and scold me, Big Sister, you will still be the love of my life."

Li You: "???"

From the male lead's perspective:

Zhao Jinyuan is curious about this older sister from the Li family.

She always seems to love punishing and scolding him, acting as if she can't stand him. But when no one's looking, she is always secretly caring for him.

Like a cat that says one thing and means another.

He can't help testing her, peeking into her thoughts.

He sees her smugness when she thinks no one has noticed, her panic when her disguise is torn away, and her sincere, burning heart.

Only later does he realize that, step by step,

he has fallen deeply into it.

Coming soon: Reborn and Found My Nemesis Had Gone Mad

Blurb:

Zhao Shixin spends half her life mired in the mud. At a young age, she enters the secret order, a place scorned by the righteous sects, and becomes an assassin.

Yet she carves out a bloody path for herself and rises to become the secret order's leader.

At the age of twenty, while the crown prince is recruiting talented people from across the land, she accepts amnesty, is granted the rank of third-grade marquis, and rides into the capital.

She is riding high, her horse galloping through the spring breeze, taking in all the flowers of Chang'an in a single day.

The capital is full of powerful clans, and intrigue is everywhere. The biggest headache for Zhao Shixin is the renowned heir of the Duke's household, Xie Changyun, a model scion of the aristocracy.

This aloof, proper gentleman, famed for never smiling, seems like a ghost, always working against her.

At first, he would lecture her in a stern, measured tone: "Official Zhao, that's against the rules!"

Later, Xie Changyun would only look at her with disgust. "Zhao Shixin, you really are even more shameless than I imagined."

Zhao Shixin racks her brains but cannot figure out when she managed to offend this jinx. Even worse, one day the crown prince orders her to marry Xie Changyun.

She nervously puts on her wedding dress, only to find herself besieged by the aristocratic clans. The secret order is killed or scattered, and she too dies in the great fire at Baima Temple.

Seven years later, the secret order has become a legend of the martial world.

Zhao Shixin wakes up again to find herself a maid in the Duke's household.

When she meets her old nemesis again, Xie Changyun, once a noble and upright gentleman, is now Duke Xie, having murdered his father, imprisoned his mother, and become an outcast.

He stabs an old servant through the throat with a sword. Blood splatters across his face, but he doesn't even blink.

Zhao Shixin nervously swallows. She thinks Xie Changyun is even more frightening now.

Later, Xie Changyun takes her with him to destroy the aristocratic clans, execute the traitors, and uncover the whole truth about what happened back then.

Only then does Zhao Shixin learn that, long ago, the dignified, unruffled young master of the Xie family had already lost his heart.

Theme: Love and warmth are the true remedies for salvation