After the Villain Won Me Over, He Fell for Me

Yu Lingyue is shamelessly lustful, and she's had her eye on her senior disciple brother for a long time.

Unfortunately, he cultivates the Unfeeling Dao. He's cold and heartless, and no matter how many times she tries to get close to him, he ignores her.

Then one day, she dreams that her sect is destroyed, she dies horribly, and the culprit is none other than her aloof, transcendent senior brother!

Furious, she vows that she can't let it happen. The only solution is to kill him when he's at his most vulnerable. But when she sees her senior brother, flushed and lying on the bed after being poisoned with an aphrodisiac, she can't hold back and forces herself on him. In the end, she regrets missing her one and only chance to kill him.

When she wakes up, Yu Lingyue is consumed with regret, and finally understands why she died so horribly later on. She forced herself on Yan Chiyu, not only defiling him but also breaking his Unfeeling Dao. Anyone would hate her for that.

So she maintains a civil front with him while secretly trying to brainwash her master and everyone else into thinking he's a villain, urging them to kill Yan Chiyu. But no one believes her. At the same time, the news that she defiled Yan Chiyu gets out, making her a target of the entire cultivation world.

To make matters worse, someone with ill intent tells Yan Chiyu what she's been saying behind his back. Just as Yu Lingyue thinks she's as good as dead, Yan Chiyu suddenly tells her with a cold expression, "Marry me."

Yu Lingyue: "..."

At this rate, he's probably using marriage as an excuse to wipe out her whole family. She's read this kind of plot plenty of times in novels.

So she pretends to agree, but runs away the day before the wedding.

You've got to be kidding! They might not care about living, but she still wants to live!

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Both leads are each other's first and only.

Theme: Reforming a villain