Aloof, unhinged male lead x self-reliant heroine who refuses to be tamed
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Meng He finds herself inside a horror novel and can return home only if she survives for three years.
Bad news: She hasn't read the novel.
Good news: She has unlimited chances to be reborn.
Midnight scares and branches swaying without a breeze are commonplace in this world.
On the first day after arriving, a gentle drizzle falls from the sky.
After encountering a woman in red gliding along the street with no feet, Meng He is scared half to death. She crouches helplessly on the ground and cries, when an umbrella suddenly appears over her head.
She looks up to see a face of unsurpassed beauty. The man wears elegant white robes and looks like an immortal banished from heaven.
He kindly holds out a hand, though the smile never reaches his eyes. "Miss, are you all right?"
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At their first meeting, her heart pounds and a sudden flutter escapes her.
But later, Meng He could never have imagined what kind of gloomy, obsessive madman this refined young nobleman, so bright and graceful on the surface, was behind closed doors.
One moment, he's as gentle as jade. The next, he casually plunges his sword into someone's chest.
He also strokes Meng He's face tenderly, like an immature child, making her say "I love you" over and over.
"Qingqing, will you love me forever?" Meng He nods.
"Qingqing, will you stay with me forever?" Meng He pauses, looks at the chain around her ankle, then nods.
The man above her smiles with satisfaction. Meng He forces a stiff smile.
As if.
Once I find a chance to be reborn, I swear I'll never provoke you again, you walking disaster!
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Killing you is a lie. Loving you is real.
#SoAllIHaveToDoToSurviveIsGetCloseToTheAloofOne#
What do you do when you've gotten involved with the villain of a horror novel?
Obviously, you tame him.
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Important:
1. The male lead is mentally ill. This is not a story about a powerful heroine.
2. Horror elements are only a tiny, tiny part of the story.
3. Many original interpretations.
4. The leads torment each other equally. Neither gets away.
Premise: Independence and self-reliance
