The Villain Marked the Male Lead's Fiancée (Transmigrate Into a Book)

The new novel, *The Crazy Woman Bent the Female Lead of a Torturous Period Romance*, is now available. Feel free to check it out and add it to your library. Alpha Yun Xiao transmigrates into a xianxia novel as Bi Jiao, the villain who has an irreconcilable grudge against the male lead and is ultimately killed by his sword. When she arrives, her original body is in heat. In desperation, she jumps into a freezing pool and falls into the arms of a beautiful woman. The woman’s scent stirs her desire, and before she can think, her dragon tail slips beneath the woman’s skirt. When the woman doesn’t push her away, the longing inside her seems to find an outlet. She takes the woman again and again. Afterward, she brings the woman back to her cave. By day, she takes her to the mortal world to experience its everyday pleasures. By night, she entices her to try new positions. The woman calls her “improper” every time, but never pushes her away. One day, she overhears the woman say, “As his fiancée, I ought to share his hatred. If I encounter Bi Jiao, I’ll kill her.” Though surprised, she is also relieved that the original body’s magical treasure has concealed her true form, keeping her identity from being exposed. She hurries away and vows to improve her cultivation. She refuses to let anyone slaughter her at will. But on the way, she runs into the male lead. As she tries to hold her own against him, the woman arrives and ambushes her. She barely escapes with her life, paying for it with half her strength. She smiles bitterly and wipes the blood from the corner of her mouth. She really does practice what she preaches. In that case, the next time they meet, it will be kill or be killed. Fang Zhilu is Qingyun Sect’s senior disciple, strict with herself in every way. Yet she repeatedly breaks her own rules for that demon cultivator. When she learns the demon cultivator is Bi Jiao, she angrily draws her sword, determined to kill her. Whether it is because her hatred is too strong or for some other reason, the demon cultivator becomes her inner demon. Fortunately, her cultivation advances without being affected by it. Sensing the demon cultivator’s presence, she rushes out in the middle of the night, only to find her laughing and chatting happily with someone else. Jealousy surges through her. Her voice trembles as she says, “Come with me.” The demon cultivator easily breaks her spell and throws her into a realm full of deadly dangers. “You taught me this: cultivators should keep their word.” She spits out a mouthful of blood. Her wounds hurt nothing compared to her heart. PS: 1. This story includes many original settings. The A has no accessories. 2. The shou and her fiancé are connected only by their relationship, with no romantic feelings between them. 3. My writing is limited, so please be patient with me. My next novel will be *The Crazy Woman Bent the Female Lead of a Torturous Period Romance*. Here’s the blurb. Please add it to your library! After personally sending her father to prison, Meng Zi transmigrates into a cannon-fodder character in a period romance full of angst. In the book, the original character is slandered by a local hoodlum. Her parents write to say they want nothing to do with such an immoral daughter. With no other choice, she marries the hoodlum and dies in childbirth. When Meng Zi arrives, rumors are already spreading, and the hoodlum is waiting at her door to take her home as his bride. She simply picks up an axe and swings it at him. The hoodlum is so terrified that he confesses he made the whole thing up. Everyone in the village says she’s crazy and goes out of their way to avoid her. The only exception is the female lead, Song Chunhua, whose eyes shine with dazzling light. During the busy harvest season, Song Chunhua secretly gives her an egg and offers to help with her work. When people criticize Meng Zi, Song Chunhua argues back on her behalf. But when her future mother-in-law orders her around and looks down on her, Song Chunhua acts like a timid little quail and doesn’t say a word. Meng Zi isn’t in the habit of meddling in other people’s business. But when she sees Song Chunhua get scolded until her eyes turn red, and the light in them grow dimmer by the day, she can’t help feeling sorry for her. Before she can do anything, news arrives that Song Chunhua has taken the initiative to break off her engagement to the male lead. “Educated Youth Meng, everyone in the village says I’m stupid. Do you think so too?” “You’re very smart.” Meng Zi stops keeping Song Chunhua at a distance. She affirms Song Chunhua’s abilities, encourages her to take up writing, and teaches her whatever she wants to learn. The light in Song Chunhua’s eyes grows brighter, and she becomes more confident. She picks up her books again and studies alongside Meng Zi to take the college entrance exam. On the day their acceptance letters arrive, Song Chunhua rushes into her arms, beaming. “That’s wonderful! We won’t have to be apart!” Sunlight filters through the thick canopy and falls across Song Chunhua’s face. She seems to glow, and Meng Zi’s heart starts beating faster. The rose she has been raising has bloomed. Extra scene After a few drinks, Meng Zi becomes very docile and does whatever she’s told. A wicked idea takes root in Song Chunhua’s mind. She bites Meng Zi’s earlobe. “A Zi, call me big sister.” Feeling the wetness against her earlobe, Meng Zi’s expression changes. She pulls off the scarf around her neck, blindfolds Song Chunhua, then yanks her into her arms and pins her by the neck with one hand, forcing her to look up. “I like it better when big sister calls me that.” “Don’t. My parents are next door.” “Then please call out... a little more softly.” Theme: We should live in the present.