After I Transmigrated into the Villain's Heart Demon

Recommended by a fellow author: A Thousand Years of the Crown Prince by Aoye Zhuding Tutou 【Next up: The Person I Hate Most in Life Is a Dragon-Blooded Protagonist】 Jiang Qunyu transmigrated into a melodramatic cultivation novel as the inner demon of the villain, Wei Xun. In the original story, Wei Xun was a prodigious young genius of the Lingxiao Sect. But during a training mission, he was injured by demonic energy while saving a fellow disciple, and his meridians were destroyed. He fell from the clouds into the mud. His fiancée broke off their engagement, his fellow disciples bullied him, and his family turned their backs on him. He eventually became a mad, ruthless Demon Lord feared throughout the cultivation world, only to be killed in the end by the protagonist couple working together. Of course, as the villain's inner demon, what good could come from opposing the protagonist couple? He was naturally destined to vanish along with the villain. Jiang Qunyu: ...Whoever wants to be this lousy inner demon can have the job! 1. When he first entered Wei Xun's sea of consciousness, Jiang Qunyu shuddered at the scarlet demonic energy churning around him. Chains clinked faintly outside. The dungeon was cold and damp. The future demon who would shake the world was curled up quietly, his breathing faint. According to the plot, every time Wei Xun fell to the dark side, he would crush his inner demon and use it to consecrate his sword. He was supposed to kill Jiang Qunyu seven times in all. And now, Wei Xun was falling to the dark side for the very first time. Jiang Qunyu rubbed the back of his neck, which had gone cold. Is it too late to apply for reincarnation? 2. The first time he was killed, Jiang Qunyu was perfectly at peace. “Better to die early and be reborn sooner.” The second time, Jiang Qunyu cursed furiously. “Could you not stab me somewhere else, you bastard?!” After the third time, Wei Xun suddenly gripped his half-shattered spiritual consciousness and asked, “Why can you keep coming back to life?” Jiang Qunyu sneered. “Obviously, so I can watch the protagonist couple turn you into a pincushion one day!” The two couldn't stand each other and spent a century tormenting one another. But no matter how much Wei Xun hated having Jiang Qunyu in his spiritual consciousness, he couldn't truly get rid of him. 3. Later, on the day of the final battle between the righteous and demonic factions, the protagonist's sword pointed at Wei Xun's heart. At the critical moment, Jiang Qunyu instinctively rushed out to take the sword for him. Even as his soul was about to be obliterated, he couldn't resist running his mouth. “The seventh time... I can finally... clock out... Wei Xun, you bastard. Now you've got what you wanted.” 4. When he opened his eyes again, a century had passed in the immortal realm. Jiang Qunyu sat inside a bridal sedan chair. The suona blared beside him as he was carried all the way to the Nether Abyss to bring good luck to its ruler. He vaguely remembered this part of the plot. In the original story, the Netherworld Lord was stunningly handsome, but sickly and short-lived. He was also mercurial, violent, and bloodthirsty. Every groom sent to bring him good luck had ended up as a pile of bones by the River of Forgetfulness, without exception. Jiang Qunyu could only think that his life was in danger again. Before he could run, a pale hand lifted the curtain of the sedan. But the face that appeared was one Jiang Qunyu knew down to his bones. Jiang Qunyu: ... Wait, shouldn't Wei Xun be in Cloudwatch City, playing the Demon Lord? How did he become my short-lived husband? And what happened to our promise to settle the score and never see each other again? Why is he holding me and kissing and licking me while I'm asleep? “Jiang Qunyu,” he said, his voice low and husky, sounding both like a sigh and a reproach. “Try abandoning me one more time. Just try.” At first, Wei Xun hated the ball of black mist in his spiritual consciousness and crushed it every time he saw it. Until Jiang Qunyu's soul dispersed for the seventh time. Wei Xun had perfected his swordsmanship and no longer needed to consecrate his sword with his inner demon. At last, the old clamor in Wei Xun's spiritual consciousness was gone. He thought he would be happy. But in the years that followed, through lonely nights and cold jade steps, the silver bell tied to the tassel of Wei Xun's Soul-Eating Sword never rang again. Later, it was said that in the realms of life and death, the Demon Lord had once knelt before the Hall of Everlasting Life for hundreds of years, lighting a soul-returning lantern for that one inner demon. Thanks to @Yan Yu Ping Sheng Xiao Bao for commissioning the character card Thanks to @Jiamu-Elen Xiao Bao for drawing the little black blob Reader's guide: ① Cultivation system: Qi Condensation, Foundation Establishment, Golden Core, Nascent Soul, Great Ascension, Deification, Void Refinement, Body Integration, Ascension. This is my own take on cultivation; all rights to explain my original additions are mine. In the cultivation world, you're not considered an adult until you're a hundred. Anti-piracy threshold: 70%. See Chapter 2 for specific content warnings. ② Proceed with caution. The early part is genuinely brutal. When Wei thought Qun was really his inner demon, he personally killed Qun twice. He wasn't responsible for the other five deaths. If you don't want to read about the first two, skip straight to Chapter 18. If you don't mind, I still recommend starting from the beginning. I really love their early interactions 🥺 The Cloudwatch City arc will include time skips, and later Qun will fake his death. ③ The original protagonist top and bottom are not a couple. Don't ship them. The original bottom has no pairing. ④ One more thing, this is a spoiler, but it needs to be said: starting with the fifth death, Qun's pain transfers to Wei. In effect, Wei dies for the last three deaths. For the first four, Qun dies; for the last three, Wei dies. One death is the exception because the story later focuses on putting Wei through the wringer. This isn't for readers who are extremely particular about who suffers, because people will all end up cursing me in the end 🤓 ⑤ Feel free to point out content warnings, but don't insult the protagonist couple. Insults directed at the protagonists will be deleted. Archived 2025.6.6 Next, a coming-soon title: The Person I Hate Most in Life Is a Dragon-Blooded Protagonist Blurb: Yu Zhuxue lived a wretched, tragic life. His innate sword bones were stolen, his cultivation was destroyed, and because he had a pure Yin constitution, he was imprisoned within his sect so his heart's blood could be extracted day and night to help other people cultivate. Yu Zhuxue didn't understand. Why, though they had the same parents, could his younger brother secretly carry on with his fiancée after Yu lost his sword bones? Why could his brother kick him when he was down after his cultivation was destroyed? Why could he enjoy the pills and spirit stones purchased with Yu's heart's blood without a shred of guilt? His parents urged him, “Your younger brother is still young. Don't fight with him.” His sect told him, “As the head disciple, you should devote yourself to the sect.” Only after he fled the sect and spent ten years on the run, then died by a villain's sword and became a solitary ghost, did he finally learn the truth: His closest family had plotted to steal his sword bones. His own flesh and blood had never truly loved him. He was merely a beggar picked up by the roadside, a pawn incapable of warming anyone's heart. When he opened his eyes again, he was reborn. He had returned to the day his sword bones were stolen. The sky was bright, and everything remained just as it had been. Yu Zhuxue lowered his eyes, his expression utterly calm. If that's how it is, he thought, then he needn't cling to that false affection anymore. Whether it was his sword bones or his cultivation, everything they owed him would be repaid, piece by piece, with interest. The Heaven-Swallowing Record, a level-up fantasy novel that had long held the top spot on the men's fiction bestseller list, told the story of Yu Zhuxue, a “dragon-blooded protagonist” who rose from the ruins, reforged his sword bones, defied fate, ascended to the peak of the three realms, and won the love of countless readers. But they didn't know that the author, You Yan, truly hated the character Yu Zhuxue. You Yan had no parents and had wandered from place to place since childhood. He envied Yu Zhuxue: after being reborn, Yu gained extraordinary opportunities, discovered his true origins, received affection and found a loving partner. He got everything You Yan had never had. So, driven by a secret sort of pleasure, You Yan once again gave Yu Zhuxue an ending where he was run through the heart by a villain's sword. Unexpectedly, when You Yan opened his eyes again, he had transmigrated into the book. Cruel and cold, You Yan was like a venomous snake lurking in the shadows. He decided to lie in wait beside Yu Zhuxue. With a curl of his lips, he gazed at the back of Yu Zhuxue, who had just been reborn, and thought with relish that he would get to see for himself how Yu Zhuxue gradually reached the ending he had written for him. You Yan was so excited his hands were shaking. ** Of course, at the time, he had no idea that one day, long in the future, he would see that man truly fall, his clothes stained with blood, never to open his eyes again. At that moment, he would panic and lose himself, as though his soul had left his body. From then on, he would find no rest, day or night, in the mortal world, the immortal realm, or the Nine Nether Demon Domain. 【Reader's guide】 Yu Zhuxue is the bottom; You Yan is the top. Theme: Grow up well