Cursed by a Love Parasite with the Mad Villain

The story of "The Di Daughter" follows the heroine on her path of revenge. When Fang Xia saw the book's evil male supporting character meet his end, he said, "Serves him right."

Then he transmigrated into the book, becoming that vicious supporting character, who had a bodhisattva's face and a snake's heart.

His ending was the most horrific of all.

The heroine's admirer, the great villain Huo An, would abduct him and torment him daily with venomous insects. He would die horribly, his corpse turned into a puppet and subjected to endless humiliation.

Fang Xia transmigrated too late. The moment he opened his eyes, he saw the gloomy, cold-hearted villain Huo An.

Then Huo An personally fed him a poisonous insect.

Fang Xia was in unbearable pain. His eyes reddened with tears, and his pale fingers gripped the villain's clothes tightly. "I'm not him. I didn't do those things..."

Huo An was unmoved, watching coldly as Fang Xia writhed in pain and hurt himself.

Then an accident happened: Fang Xia and Huo An were both infected with a love-insect curse.

There was no antidote. They would die if they didn't sleep together.

Huo An had no choice but to sleep with Fang Xia. The young man beneath him had a beautiful face smeared with tears, but Huo An was rough and showed no tenderness.

Even with the love-insect curse between them, he would never fall in love with him.

Not until Fang Xia stabbed him and left with someone else without looking back.

Huo An spat out a mouthful of blood. Eyes bloodshot, he fell from the bed and struggled to chase after him. "Come back, "

Blood from his waist left a long trail across the floor as he watched helplessly while the young man disappeared.

To make Fang Xia come back, Huo An, a man renowned throughout the martial world, drove himself mad, hoping to win even a sliver of the young man's pity.

Theme: Self-reliance