Three Months Until I'm Doomed, But He's Crazy About Me Now

Bad news: You Ling transmigrated into a book. Good news: she got a golden finger. She can turn a person of her choice into someone consumed by love for three months. For those three months, the target will fall hopelessly in love with her, without reason and with no regard for their own limits. When the three months are up, that false love will turn into a deep, bone-cutting hatred. The more deeply they loved her, the more deeply they will hate her. She is sure to die horribly! The skill has strict activation requirements, a long cooldown, and a risk-to-reward ratio that makes no sense. You Ling really doesn’t want to use it unless she absolutely has to. Who would have thought she’d transmigrate into the book at exactly such a desperate moment? You Ling’s entry point is practically hell difficulty. She transmigrated as the decoy who would take the fall for a villainess. On the surface, she is a demonic woman who has done every evil under the sun and wreaks havoc everywhere. In truth, she is only a weak, useless puppet with a rotted spiritual root. The villainess wants to make the favored son of heaven, the male lead, her cultivation furnace. She drugs him and tries to force herself on him, but fails. In a fit of rage, she pierces the female lead’s pipa bone to force the male lead to submit, even making him perform an erotic scene with her in front of the female lead. Naturally, such vile acts bring the entire cultivation world down on her. Jiang Jinyue, the leader of the righteous sects, personally comes to kill her for what she did to his disciple. Knowing she cannot escape death, the villainess sends out her double to take her place, planning to fake her death and lie low until she can rise again. You Ling is about to die at the hands of the righteous leader, giving the villainess the chance to go into hiding and make a comeback. Right now, Jiang Jinyue has found her, and the fatal sword strike is just an instant away. What else can she do? You Ling wastes no time activating her skill on Jiang Jinyue. The sword, brimming with murderous intent, stops abruptly against her chest. With countless eyes watching, the righteous leader, as radiant as the moon, suddenly changes expression. The blade that was about to take her life disappears, replaced by his long, pale hand, which trembles slightly as it comes to rest on her chest. “...” You Ling slaps him across the face. Why is he groping her right off the bat? [I survived by using the “limited-time love-struck” skill. My former nemesis is now head over heels for me every day, but my notes contain only one thing: 89 days until he hates me to the bone and comes back to kill me.] 2025.12.9 New story begins September 1 at 6 a.m. New upcoming novel: Senior Brother, You Should Just Die. If you’re interested, please add it to your reading list! Kisses! Synopsis: Ling Sui had no idea at first that she had transmigrated into a book. She was born into a small sect. Her father was the sect leader, and she and her senior brother had grown up together. The two were engaged the year he established his foundation. There was a rule in the sect that disciples had to go down the mountain to train after establishing their foundation, so her senior brother left just days after their engagement. Ling Sui was reluctant to let him go. She thought she might not see him for three or five years, but her parents said her senior brother had a born sword bone and was a cultivation prodigy. He could complete three to five years of training in just three to five months. Ling Sui thought that made sense, so three months after her senior brother left the sect, she started going to the mountain gate every day to wait for him. Unfortunately, she never saw him return. * Years later, Ling Sui went along to watch the grand competition of the immortal world. She heard that Zhenjun Linhua of the First Immortal Sect had a born sword bone, was extraordinarily handsome, and was a favorite to win this year’s competition. The title sounded vaguely familiar. Ling Sui didn’t think much of it at the time. She gathered everything she owned, ready to bet it all on Zhenjun Linhua. The odds weren’t great, but it was a sure win. Just before she placed her bet, someone shouted, “Isn’t that Zhenjun Linhua?!” Ling Sui turned and saw the face of the senior brother she hadn’t seen in years. He really wasn’t dead. Not only was he alive, he was doing very well. He had become a renowned powerhouse in the cultivation world, apprenticed himself to a Dao Lord who had survived the tribulation, and was inseparable from the most beautiful woman under heaven. He had no memory of the past and had even abandoned his original name. Only after hearing his current name did Ling Sui realize she had transmigrated into a book. She had landed in a novel about making the male lead suffer before he returns to his love. The male lead was her senior brother. The story said the biggest source of angst between the leads was that, before meeting the heroine, the male lead had once had a fiancée. That engagement had been forced on him by his first master. After losing his memory in an accident, he met the heroine, and the two fell in love. In the original story, the former fiancée recognized him at one of the immortal sect competitions. He wanted to make it up to his ex, whom he no longer had any feelings for, in some other way. But she refused to let it go and kept causing trouble, earning everyone’s hatred. In the end, her greed led her to frame the heroine, and she met a miserable death in the bottomless abyss. The ex-fiancée who had no feelings for him, Ling Sui, quietly tightened her grip on her Qiankun pouch and put her spirit stones on another favorite to win. That bastard would have been better off dying out there! Theme: Find life through false affection, and overcome tribulations with a true heart.