The Tragic Novel's Heroine Holds the Script for Revenge

Pei Yao had a fiance who cultivated the Dao. He faked his death to cut himself off from worldly attachments.

As his fiancee, Pei Yao was naturally supposed to die along with him. But on the day she pretended to drown herself in a lake, her fiance, who had faked his death, came back.

The fiance who returned was no longer a lofty, untouchable flower, nor was he cold toward her. Instead, he took her on a journey through the world of martial arts with his sword, full of chivalrous spirit.

Same face, different personality.

Pei Yao decided to spend some shameless days with him for the time being, and had no intention of exposing the lie.

Before long, however, the fiance who had been tender and gentle in bed became domineering and rough.

Pei Yao realized the original one had returned. He probably hadn't succeeded in cultivating the Emotionless Dao, and wanted to use her to overcome his emotional trial.

Pei Yao, the seductive temptress of the Joyous Union Sect, gazed at him with sultry eyes. Whoever he was, as long as he could serve as her cultivation partner, that was good enough.

Pei Yao kept playing dumb. As she did, the two men, who should have been good brothers, turned against each other over her. They both wanted to kill the other and have her all to themselves.

Watching them fight made her so happy.

Later, Pei Yao, now the founding patriarch of the Joyous Union Sect, roamed the world freely. Someone asked her:

Can you tell roses and Chinese roses apart?

Pei Yao smiled, curling her lip. "Why bother telling them apart? Roses for the first half of the night and Chinese roses for the second, one after the other without a break. Isn't it better to play them both like putty in your hands?"

One-line summary: A tragic-novel heroine takes up the playboy's script, moving between a black-to-white and a white-to-black man.

The blurb was screenshotted on 2020.2.20.

Theme: Love yourself well