After the Villainess Faked Her Death, Her Grandmaster Went Mad

[The heroine fakes her death; an aloof, high-ranking beauty falls from her pedestal and becomes a possessive, obsessive lover. HE/SC]

Wei Jingshu transmigrates into a book as a vicious villainess, cast out by her sect and killed by the male lead, Lin Jianyi, with a single sword strike.

To save her own life, she decisively throws herself into the arms of Yu Jingzhi, a male supporting character with the highest level of martial strength, hoping to cling to a powerful ally.

Yu Jingzhi is graceful, aloof, self-possessed, and untouched by desire. Wei Jingshu tries everything she can think of and finally manages to make him soften a little. But halfway through, pressure from her sect forces her to fake her death and disappear.

After she dies, Yu Jingzhi, usually so cool, self-possessed, and detached from the world, clutches her corpse and weeps tears of blood, his face wild with madness.

Meanwhile, Wei Jingshu slips away into the mortal world and enjoys a carefree, blissful life.

When the two meet again, he appears calm. Now the founding patriarch of the sect, he seems utterly unmoved to see an old acquaintance.

She breathes a sigh of relief. So much time has passed, and the past is finally behind them.

But when she wakes up, she finds herself in a pitch-black, gloomy chamber.

Yu Jingzhi abducts Wei Jingshu in the dead of night and takes her back to the sect's secret chamber. He fastens thousand-year-old ice chains around her wrists and ankles, locking her in a gloomy room where not a ray of sunlight can enter.

Yu Jingzhi's large hand grips her wrist, pinning her against the cold wall.

Redness creeps into the corners of his eyes, his lids flushed. He pins Wei Jingshu down and demands hoarsely, "You lied to me again! Do you even have a heart, woman?"

My next novel, "Behold Her Highness the Princess Royal," is now open for follows!

Princess Royal Ji Yue was born noble: the late emperor's eldest legitimate daughter and Emperor Jing's full sister. Her father adored her, her mother spoiled her, and she had no idea what hardship was.

When she was little, a joke saw her "married into" the family of the Chancellor's son, but no one expected that joke to cause so much trouble.

As her consort, Song Zhiqing should have been thinking of how to please Ji Yue. Instead, he was always urging her to be frugal, work hard, and read more...

Ji Yue thought he was nothing but a nuisance, so she sent him off to a villa outside the city.

Song Zhiqing had once despised Ji Yue. Everyone in Chang'an said she was extravagantly wasteful, immoral, addicted to handsome men, and cruel to the common people.

But as he gradually got to know her, he discovered that the princess royal was brilliant with words and extremely capable, considerate of the people and broad-minded. She truly lived up to the name the Empress Dowager had given her: the bright moon in the sky, shining upon the world.

But when he finally comes to his senses, he realizes there are far too many men around Ji Yue who want her. Damn it, he's the princess royal's husband! The books he read and the skills he learned in the past can only be used to get rid of one man after another around Ji Yue, but he is still more than happy to do it.

By now, everyone in Chang'an knows that Song Zhiqing, the Chancellor's son, is a jealous and vicious husband. They feel sorry for Her Highness the Princess Royal.

Song Zhiqing doesn't care. He has to give it everything he has just to stand by Ji Yue's side.

Theme: Life's trials make us steadfast in our convictions.