Winning Over the Villain Is a Matter of Life and Death

Thank you for supporting the official release. [Ongoing novel: After My Sect Stripped Me of All My Cultivation. Blurb at the bottom. Please add it to your collection.] Blurb for this novel↓↓↓ Ye Caiyi transmigrates into a book as the female supporting character: an extraordinary woman who is infatuated with the male lead, makes life difficult for the heroine, insults the villain, and recklessly courts death in a cultivation world where one can lose one's life at any moment. The villain hides behind the appearance of a righteous young man and pretends to be in love with the heroine. The most dazzling disciple of Taiyuan Mountain's new generation, he stands in the light while wielding evil artifacts, using demons and spirits, and wantonly causing countless deaths. Looking at the villain's open, clear-eyed, youthful appearance, then remembering how he stabbed the female supporting character through the heart in the book, Ye Caiyi clutches her chest and trembles. Go after him? Do I want to die or what?! So she does something even more suicidal: she locks the villain up. Later, with snow whitening their hair, the young man places the sword in her hand against his fair neck amid the swirling snow. Smiling brightly, he says, "Kill me, and I'll let you go." [Reading guide: 1. At first, the heroine pursues the hero; later, the hero clings to the heroine. The deep connection between them will be revealed toward the end. 2. The male lead is a scheming yandere. Because of his childhood and his master's influence, he is quite selfish and ruthless at first. Later, he puts the heroine above everything else. If you mind this side of him in the beginning, please don't read. 3. No one is perfect, and this story has its flaws. The characters aren't completely noble and virtuous, either. If any plot point or character bothers you, dear reader, you can stop reading right away. Don't force yourself and let it affect your mood. Reading should be enjoyable, after all. Wishing everyone a good morning, afternoon, and night.] [Ongoing: After My Sect Stripped Me of All My Cultivation] When Su Chenmeng's spine is cut open and her spiritual root removed, her master and senior brothers all protect the girl named Yunmeng. Yunmeng covers her eyes, unable to look at such a bloody, tragic scene. Only then does Su Chenmeng realize that all the countless injustices she has suffered over the years were because of Yunmeng, a young dragon demon whose identity her master concealed and whom he secretly raised in the mountains. She had always been Yunmeng's scapegoat, and was vilified as the orphan of a dragon demon. For the first time, Su Chenmeng learns that she is human... Never in her life has she hated her sect so fiercely, or felt so helpless and desperate. Perhaps the hatred in her eyes is too intense. Afraid she might harm that delicate girl, they crush her golden core, drain all her cultivation, and throw her out of the sect. By sheer luck, Su Chenmeng survives. Once a beautiful woman as graceful as a breeze beneath a bright moon, she now stoops with trembling hands, reduced to the lowest kind of beggar. She's so useless she can't even beg for food, and stray dogs can bite her whenever they please. She sinks into pain and hatred, lying in the filth beneath lush branches, watching Yunmeng and her senior brothers laugh and pass by, their immortal figures drifting beneath the blue sky and white clouds. She thinks she can lose herself in hatred, numb herself, and muddle through the rest of her life. But a pair of warm hands parts the branches and pulls her up from the filth. A young peddler sets down the goods he treasures above his own life and carries her off to see the warm spring breeze. He says, "The immortals in stories have to endure countless trials. If you can get through them, the people and things that make you suffer will be nothing more than whetstones on your road to immortality." He says, "You can hate them, but don't let hatred drag you into the abyss. Don't become addicted to it without realizing, and forget to keep moving forward." He says, "One day you'll pass them by, just as a surging river doesn't stop for a sandbar, and the moon will always rise above the hills." Later, Su Chenmeng learns that the most sincere love means someone can always see your finest qualities, even when you're down to your last breath. He believes in every effort you make and is the first to cheer when you make even the smallest progress. She once lost everything. Later, she gained everything. Theme: Have faith in everything you do