What Evil Thoughts Could a Villainous Junior Disciple Have?

Coming soon: My Junior Sister in a High-Risk Profession Has Awakened. Please give this story a look.

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After transmigrating, Lin Wu became Shang Yang, a cannon-fodder villainess in a hit xianxia novel, and happened to pick up an injured young man.

Believing that meeting someone meant they were fated to cross paths, and that more friends meant more options, Shang Yang decided to get along well with the young man.

Who could have guessed that the injured boy was actually the strongest villain in the book? In the original story, he personally sliced his seventh martial uncle, namely Shang Yang, into sashimi.

Shang Yang: !!! Is it too late to latch onto his coattails?

To stay alive, Shang Yang carefully stayed by Mu Bai’s side. If Mu Bai said one, she wouldn’t dare say two; if Mu Bai pointed east, she wouldn’t dare head west.

She couldn’t afford to provoke him, but she could whisper in his ear at bedtime, right?

So Shang Yang spent all day telling the villain Mu Bai that the world was beautiful, and they should be four-upstanding youths of the cultivation world who never indulged in bad habits.

Later... Mu Bai really did take Shang Yang’s words to heart, focus on his career, and become a revered immortal. Shang Yang thought she had accomplished her mission and could return to the real world.

“Little Martial Uncle, you ruined my chance at love. Do you think you can just leave it at that?”

Shang Yang: “Uh, what... what do you mean?”

Mu Bai: “I mean, why don’t you repay me by giving yourself to me?”

Shang Yang: “Wait! That’s not what happens in the plot!”

Question: How can you escape from a villain safely?

A side note: Don’t argue with me. If you do, you’re right.

Coming soon: My Senior Brother Can’t Possibly Be a Hidden Villain!

At the height of her glory, Suo Dao swept across the entire cultivation world with her Overlord Spear, slaying countless demons and monsters. She even earned the fearsome title of Slaughter Dao.

But less than two months into her glory, her senior brother from both her sects came out of seclusion and defeated her with a single sword strike.

To find a better way to defeat him, Suo Dao traveled far and wide under the pretext of seeking enlightenment.

As she dealt with the assassins sent to kill her, she finally attained enlightenment on the brink of death. When she opened her eyes again, she had returned to Yijian Mountain and become someone’s junior sister once more.

At the time, eighteen-year-old Fu Ran was still an outer disciple of unknown origins. He was as quiet as a bottle with its mouth sealed, never speaking more than ten words a day.

The meals he prepared were often knocked over by inner disciples, leaving him to fill his stomach with leftovers.

They also made him wash their smelly shoes and socks after training, then scolded him if he didn’t get them clean.

Suo Dao had watched from the sidelines long enough. How could she let outsiders bully her senior brother from both her sects?

So Suo Dao kicked the bully flying and stood in front of Fu Ran.

The bully cried out, “Who are you, you little brat?”

Suo Dao: “I’m your dad.”

Sometimes Suo Dao wondered whether there was a different ending waiting for her and Fu Ran. Otherwise, why would she become his junior sister again after being reborn?

Don’t argue with me. If you do, you’re right.

Theme: Even in hell, keep your heart turned toward the sun