The Cannon Fodder Who Gave the Sick Villain the Wrong Medicine

(● New novel now serializing. Our lovely readers are welcome to come join the fun~) Blurb: On the day she went to seek refuge with her cousin, Tang Niaoyi learned that she was a minor villain in a melodramatic, unhinged romance story. She was the kind of lackey who helped the villainess do evil: handing her a knife to use against the hero, or helping her drug the antagonist. The antagonist in the story, Ji Zechen, had a compassionate, merciful face like a bodhisattva, and was known to the world as the “Bodhisattva Man.” But this “Bodhisattva Man” was a deranged killer who never hesitated to kill. Everyone would die by his hand, including her… Fortunately, a mage told her that she could escape her fate as long as she continued to follow the story’s plot. But her cousin, the villainess, had already been killed before she could seek refuge with her. So she could only diligently plot against the antagonist in secret and drug him, among other things. But… no one told her before she administered the drug that she had the wrong medicine and had given him the wrong one! As she looked at the handsome Bodhisattva Man in front of her, his face flushed, his breathing ragged, and murder in his eyes, she swallowed despite herself. Not because she wanted him, but because she was scared. “What did you give me?” Ji Zechen asked, his exquisite brows lifting slightly, his smile as gentle as if he were speaking to a lover. Yet he held a sharp dagger to her throat. Run! She frantically calculated how to escape, but the next second he grabbed her chin and shoved a handful of medicine into her mouth. She was shocked and tried to turn her head and spit it out, but the medicine dissolved as soon as it touched her tongue. Ji Zechen leaned lazily to one side, watching her with a faint, beaming smile. “There. You’ve taken it too, so hand over the antidote.” A moment later, her face faintly flushed and her breathing unsteady, she looked up and said through tears, “I’m sorry. I’ve offended you. I’m the antidote now.” (Reading guide: 1. The heroine has a bit of a universal-love appeal. Men and women alike, whether they hate her or not, will eventually fall for her and dote on her. 2. The male lead has an unsettling, obsessive ghostly air about him, and is a little catlike. 3. I write by mashing the keyboard; I’m still working on improving my prose. 4. Anti-piracy protection during serialization: 70%. 5. In this setting, girls come of age at eighteen. The story takes place in an alternate version of China across five thousand years of history. 6. This is purely a romance-focused story. The plot is just there to bring the leads together, and it won’t stand up to close scrutiny. If anything makes you uncomfortable, please stop reading in time. Kisses~ Also known as: “Yes, I’m going to hurt the antagonist later. What can he do about it?” “Just put it in, who cares what the medicine is?” “Help…” Note: This involves prophetic dreams, not transmigration or fantasy elements. At first, people will think the heroine’s dreams are prophetic, but actually… First version of the blurb saved on 2023.9.27.) Coming Soon “The Maid Who Ran Away” Blurb: A-Xian was a thin girl sold from Yangzhou to the capital to serve as a courtesan. By sheer luck, she entered the Marquis’s household and became a maid in the heir’s courtyard. Looking at her monthly salary of five hundred coins, she turned her gaze toward the refined, noble man whom everyone praised for his purity and virtue. A-Xian knew she was beautiful, radiant as precious jade, with a bewitching face. When she gave someone a sidelong glance with her misty eyes, she could make their knees go weak. Surely seducing that aloof, abstinent man wouldn’t be difficult. After plenty of effort, she finally became his personal maid. But A-Xian still wanted more. She pushed her luck and kept seducing him, eventually becoming his bedchamber maid. At last, she had saved enough money. While he was away, she openly paid the steward to buy back her freedom, then left the capital with the child in her belly… * Pei Qingji never indulged in romantic affairs, and the only maid by his side was A-Xian. Later, he accidentally discovered that she seemed to love him with all her heart. A-Xian might be his bedchamber maid, but it wouldn’t be impossible to make her his principal wife. Then one day, he returned from an outing to find his courtyard empty. Not only was she gone, but so were all the valuable trinkets he’d given her while they were entangled together. The usually aloof, handsome young man furrowed his brows slightly, turning a snow-white Buddhist prayer bead on his wrist as he lowered his eyes in thought. Only after a long while did he realize: His little bedchamber maid had run away. Suddenly, the prayer beads in the young man’s fingers snapped, scattering like snow in every direction. No one had ever provoked him and gotten away unscathed. Theme: Striving to change a predetermined fate and live a new life