The Cult Leader Is Not What He Seems [Heaven Sword and Dragon Saber]

[Becoming the Other Woman for Love] [Overwhelming Possessiveness] Xiao Wei transmigrates into The Heaven Sword and Dragon Saber, becoming the minor character Yang Buhui. The System tells her that she can return to reality only by completing the story. To get home, Xiao Wei accepts the mission with tears in her eyes. In the book, the hero Zhang Wuji and the heroine Zhao Min are passionately in love, while Xiao Wei's designated match is Yin Liting, a minor male character. But gradually, Xiao Wei realizes that the story is starting to go off course. Can someone tell her why the girl everyone despised has become the Ming Cult's darling? Can someone tell her why the Ming Cult's original, kindhearted leader has turned into the bloodthirsty, sinister Bright Venerable? Zhang Wuji even wants to take her to Spirit Snake Island, where five women share a boat with him! And he openly takes her side in front of the other four women! Xiao Wei's lips trembled. "System, this really isn't my fault!" She tries harder and harder to force the story back onto its original track, unaware that Wuji has mistaken her efforts for proof that she is deeply in love with Yin Liting. In the darkness, Wuji's voice is low and obsessive. His lips brush her ear as he asks, making her blush: "Yang Buhui, do you have any feelings for me at all?" Zhang Wuji has a secret: he cannot forget how his parents were driven to take their own lives, and he is determined to crush the Six Major Sects. In a deep ravine at Red Plum Manor, a promise to Buhui sustained him through the dark days of living rough and eating raw meat. After honing his skills, Wuji returns and hides his true nature. To the world, he is the gentle, refined leader of the Ming Cult, but in secret, he directs Zhao Min to lay siege to the Six Major Sects. After wearing a mask for so long, he thinks no one in the world can see through it. But when he sees Buhui steal medicine for the man she loves, he suddenly realizes that, for the first time in his life, his mask has begun to crack. [Bonus Story Blurb] [Told from Zhu Jiuzhen's Perspective] [Zhu Jiuzhen, Who Has Transmigrated into a Book, vs. Dark Zhang Wuji] [Two Unhinged Scheming Against Each Other] [They Clash, but Do Not Fall in Love] Xiao Zhen transmigrates and becomes Zhu Jiuzhen, a cannon-fodder supporting character. As the heiress of Red Plum Manor, Xiao Zhen has a good family and a beautiful face, but she's still nothing more than cannon fodder on the hero Zhang Wuji's journey to grow stronger and charm women. In other words, she's a stepping stone. Cannon-fodder Xiao Zhen is thoroughly frustrated. To save herself, she decides to take the hero's place: first use him to find a martial arts manual, then learn martial arts herself and go to Bright Peak to become the Ming Cult's leader. According to the original story, Xiao Zhen releases her Tibetan mastiffs to attack the hero, then pretends to rescue him and takes him to Red Plum Manor to recover. She's played both good cop and bad cop in this act. It's a sure thing. But Xiao Zhen never expected Zhang Wuji not only to escape being bitten, but to control the mastiffs into attacking their owner, making a dramatic show of rescuing the damsel in distress. Xiao Zhen panics. Why isn't the plot going the way she imagined? Still, luckily, Zhang Wuji is just as innocent and amorous as he is in the original story. He falls easily for her charms, and even when she pushes him off a cliff and leaves him close to death, he holds no grudge and remains devoted to her. Sometimes she wonders if she should stop trying to kill Zhang Wuji and settle for being the leader's wife. Beneath the blazing red plum blossoms, tears glisten in her eyes as she speaks with guilt and hope: "Wuji, I had my reasons for hurting you." But later, when Zhang Wuji holds a knife to her throat, she finally understands: the light that sustained him as he climbed out of the dark abyss, the radiant light, bright as spring blossoms, was not her. Note: Some parts of the original story will be retained. Cover: Shumi (used with permission) Theme: You don't have to become someone else. Just be yourself.