After I Transmigrated into a Book, the Heroine's Characterization Fell Apart

My upcoming novel, Discovering After Death That My Wife Is the Villain of a Supernatural Novel, is now open for preorders. Synopsis below~

Synopsis One:

Wen Jiayin transmigrated into a book, becoming the wicked disciple who sabotaged the heroine and was then run through with a sword. At the initiation ceremony, she saw Daojun Xin Yun, the heroine of a tragic romance novel: betrayed again and again in the future, her merciless cultivation path forcibly broken, she would end up a mortal. Wen Jiayin resolutely decided to join another elder, stay away from the heroine, and treasure her own life.

But the heroine pointed at her and said, "I want this disciple." Wen Jiayin was left completely dumbfounded as she was whisked away.

Later, Wen Jiayin discovered that her master was nothing like a cultivator who pursued the merciless path. Not only did she keep her company while eating, playing, and practicing, she indulged Wen Jiayin until she had practically become a good-for-nothing. As Wen Jiayin basked in this sweet, gentle comfort, with no desire to struggle free, she wondered if she had transmigrated into the wrong book.

Master, don't come any closer! I'm about to lose control and "rebel against my master"!

Synopsis Two:

Daojun Xin Yun had a secret: she had been reborn twice. In her first life, everyone betrayed her, and she died without a body left intact. In her second life, she lost the person she loved most, watching them vanish into nothing. By her third life, her merciless path had been broken, and ascension was no longer possible.

She did not fear death. She only feared that the person she loved would fall before her again. She was destined never to ascend in this life, so why should she drag her beloved down with her? All she could do was carefully protect Wen Jiayin as her master. But...

Xin Yun looked at her little disciple, nestled in her arms and coquettishly asking to be held. How could she refuse?

Reading Guide:

1. This story is a slow burn, with a plot-driven narrative, and may be quite long.

2. No story can suit everyone's tastes. If it's not for you, please click the X in the upper-right corner. There are countless great stories on Jinjiang, so you'll surely find one you like. Please don't send unsolicited writing advice.

3. The Yun in the master's Daoist title is pronounced with the third tone.

Upcoming Novel

Discovering After Death That My Wife Is the Villain of a Supernatural Novel

Mu Zhao died when her car plunged off a cliff, leaving no body behind, and became a ghost. It was only when she came face-to-face with a variety of "adorable" ghosts that her memories returned. She remembered that she had been born into a book, and that it was a supernatural novel, of all things!

After fleeing from evil spirits while crying for her parents every step of the way, she finally found her own funeral hall. Her parents, who had sold her off, wept as though their own parents had died (unconsciously adding generations to their family tree). A couple more tears and they would have looked even more convincing. Meanwhile, her wife from their arranged marriage looked haggard, as if she hadn't slept in days.

Honestly, her wife had treated her well. They had no romantic feelings for each other, but her wife had always looked after her. So when Mu Zhao discovered that her wife was the villain who would meet a gruesome end in the book, she decided to do her best to stop her wife from bringing about her own doom.

But somehow... she may have overdone it, and her wife found out!

Fu Yushang used every connection she had to find several masters and bring them to her home. She told them, "My wife passed away not long ago, but I feel her spirit is still by my side."

It's over! Mu Zhao saw that the masters, who clearly knew their stuff, were sharpening their knives and getting ready to slaughter the pigs and sheep... no, her! She couldn't even cry. All she could do was wonder whether to beg for mercy or run.

But before she could drop to her knees, she saw her usually cold and heartless wife burst into tears in front of a room full of strangers. In a voice more humble than any Mu Zhao had ever heard, she said, "I want to see her. Please, let me see her again..."

Message: Trust is the foundation that allows two people to walk on together.