The Tragic Novel's Heroine Accepts Anyone

[New Novel Now Available] [The Paranoid Villain Is Surprisingly Sincere] [Main Story Complete] [Blurb] Xiao Jiujiu cultivated the ruthless path. Her whole life was orderly and solemn, devoid of love or passion. Only when she died did she realize how dull and tasteless it had all been. She thought she had died and lost her cultivation forever, but instead she was reborn a hundred years later. She discovered that her world was a tragic romance novel called The Immortal Venerable's Substitute Lover, and that she had become the pitiful heroine, destined to suffer both heartbreak and physical torment. The heroine adores her master, Jing Chen, and gives him everything she has. But Jing Chen has another woman in his heart, and keeps her as a substitute. Then his one true love returns, the villainous male leads appear, and a string of melodramatic misunderstandings ensues. The heroine is tormented in body and heart, shedding blood and tears, yet remains hopelessly in love with Jing Chen. Xiao Jiujiu: What a coincidence. She happens to want a passionate romance worth dying for. There are three leading candidates who create misunderstandings between the heroine and Jing Chen. Candidate Number One is Jing Chen's chief disciple, Jun Ze. He seems like an untouchable beauty, but is dark and possessive within. He locks spirit-binding rings around her limbs and gloomily controls her every move. Yet in front of others, he affectionately straightens her sleeve: "Junior Sister, who treats you better, Master or me?" Candidate Number Two is Jing Chen's sworn enemy, the Demon Realm's Sovereign, Luo Wu. He kidnaps her and holds her on his lap atop the great hall's dais, wiping the chafed, bleeding marks on her neck with a snow-white silk handkerchief. His manner is gentle and courteous: "If you don't try to escape, it won't hurt." Candidate Number Three is Jing Chen's half-dragon elder brother, the great demon Azure Dragon. The young Dragon God is bloodthirsty and arrogant. Whenever Jing Chen is away from the sect, he comes looking for her, pins her against Jing Chen's desk, and places a restriction on her to make her obey. He strokes her slender neck: "How about I leave a mark?" In the original story, the heroine is physically and emotionally abused by Jing Chen as she tries to explain that she's innocent, and then has to beg him for forgiveness. Xiao Jiujiu looks at the villains before her, each breathtakingly beautiful, with narrow waists and long legs. The seal on her ruthless path stirs as if about to break. Xiao Jiujiu: Sounds great. Romance should be exciting. I'll date them all. Later, Jing Chen asks her in anguish, "What exactly is your relationship with them?" Xiao Jiujiu: "Let me explain. I'm with them because their eyes look like yours." Jing Chen: "???" The three candidates, whose eyes look nothing like his: "???" · Everyone thinks Xiao Jiujiu has brought ruin upon herself and is doomed to die without a grave. Then one day, she appears, utterly languid, and with a wave of her hand turns away the terrifying villains, ignoring their desperate pleas. "You're not exciting enough. I'm bored." Thus spoke a grandmaster. #The best hunters often arrive disguised as prey# #The villains actually think they're the hunters# [Please Note] One-on-one romance, with every character having unrequited feelings for the heroine. The male lead hasn't been decided yet, but at least he won't be a scumbag. [New Novel Now Available] [The Mad Villain Is Surprisingly Sincere] Zhao Ci was transmigrated into a cultivation novel as a minor female character. After offending the heroine, she was sent to the prison of the villainous boss, Mu Yuan. Everyone knows the great demon Mu Yuan has no heart and understands nothing about love. He kills without a second thought, and the unlucky souls sent to his prison are nothing but blood sacrifices to calm his agitation and buy the cultivation world a brief peace. More than half of the unlucky souls sent into the prison die at the hands of this ill-tempered living devil. Before the great demon, Zhao Ci trembles and showers him with praise, doing her utmost to prove her loyalty. She barely manages to save her own life, then turns around and gets involved with a handsome, refined little guard with fair skin and long legs. Zhao Ci takes the little guard's hand and works on him: "Life is hard for you here. Why not join forces with me to take down Mu Yuan, get out of here, and build a glorious future together?" The little guard remains expressionless. "This morning, you said you wanted to stay here with him forever, and that your only regret was arriving too late, after he'd suffered so much." Zhao Ci: "I was forced by the circumstances. I did lie to him, but my feelings for you are real. Believe me." The little guard hesitates, then believes her. "All right." But when Zhao Ci returns to Mu Yuan's chambers and faces the great demon's cold suspicion, she curls up on his lap and swears earnestly, "My heart is true. There's no one else." After much plotting and juggling both sides, she finally makes it to the day of their planned elopement, only to discover in shock that the little guard has exactly the same face as the great demon. When she meets his dark, sinister eyes, she understands in an instant: there is no little guard in this vast prison at all. The great demon grips her by the neck and pulls her into his arms. Unable to escape, she trembles against his chest. Mu Yuan: "Your heart is true?" Zhao Ci, weeping: Oh, I'm totally going to die here today... [Her words are sweet, but her heart is elsewhere] innocent heroine VS [She lies through her teeth, but I'm hopelessly fascinated by her. Which of her words are true?] obsessive big shot whose CPU is about to overheat Theme: Live a life worth living