Even the Villain Can't Figure It Out

In his previous life, Wen Zhou plotted to marry Xie Linxi, the master of Changlu Mountain Villa, in order to get revenge. In the end, his plan failed, and he died on the eve of his revenge.

Xie Linxi was gravely ill and unable to walk. Gentle and indifferent by nature, he lived in seclusion on the mountain year-round, taking no interest in worldly affairs. He probably knew nothing of the world's cruelty, making it easy for Wen Zhou to deceive and use him. Wen Zhou felt guilty about it.

Reborn, Wen Zhou doesn't want to take the wrong path again and hurt others as well as himself.

He asks Xie Linxi for a divorce.

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This world is a book. The overpowered hero rises from humble beginnings, crushing cannon fodder and beating villains on his way to cultivating the Dao and becoming the ruler of the Five Provinces.

The person who transmigrated into the book looks at the script in his hands, then at the situation before him, and falls into deep thought.

Wait, why has Wen Zhou, who was mere cannon fodder in the original book, suddenly got the overpowered hero pinned down and utterly defeated? And why is the villain who appeared only in the original book's background information, the master of Changlu Mountain Villa, so different from his description?

His gentle, frail, noble-gentleman manner is just a front. Beneath it is the cold-blooded cruelty of someone who sees all living things as ants. The person who transmigrated into the book has felt as though he'd narrowly escaped death countless times, living in constant fear and doing whatever it takes to survive.

Perhaps the only person in all of Changlu Mountain Villa who believes Xie Linxi is truly harmless is his wife, Wen Zhou.

It's not just the transmigrator who can't make sense of things. Xie Linxi, the villain who was originally just a character in the background, is also puzzled.

He can't understand why, after being reborn and sweeping away every eyesore, his once-innocent, gentle, obedient wife wants a divorce.

Xie Linxi drags out the transmigrator, who has been sneaking around and hiding under his nose for ages. His face shows unconcealed indifference and playful interest. Beneath his handsome exterior, his voice is clear and smooth, yet to the listener it sounds like an evil spirit clawing its way back from hell.

"Tell me, why is that?"

Transmigrator: "..."

Help! I knew there really was a ghost!!!

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Wen Zhou died on a quiet, moonlit night in the snow, the first snowfall he'd ever seen on Changlu Mountain.

He thought he'd lived only for revenge, but as he lay dying, it wasn't the hatred that had tormented him for half his life that crossed his mind. It was Xie Linxi, sitting in his wheelchair, weary and sickly, smiling gently as he kissed Wen Zhou's trembling eyelids and softly promised to take him to the mountaintop to see the snow after the first frost.

Wen Zhou closed his eyes. He didn't see how, after his death that night, his enemy's blood covered the ground, staining the pure white snow scarlet.

Afterward, the snow never stopped falling on Changlu Mountain. It piled up on the summit, where it never melted, year-round.

The master of Changlu Mountain Villa emerged into the world, and Xie Linxi's name as a demon spread far and wide. Everyone fled wherever he went.

He traveled across all five provinces, but never found Wen Zhou again.

A seemingly frail, gentle gentleman who's actually a sadistic, controlling madman gong x a mortal at the pinnacle of combat strength, seemingly aloof but actually a little slow on the uptake shou

Tips:

- The gong is indeed seriously ill, but he's not weak. He's a powerful cultivator, the strongest in the whole story. When he walks upright, he's a 190-centimeter-tall miner. He pretends to be weak to fool his wife, and he's the only person in the world the shou truly believes (.

- A completely unhinged gong, and even more so because his wife died. His already poor mental state gets worse, and there will probably be forced-love scenes after he's reborn.

- Both are reborn, but the gong regains his memories of his previous life a little later than the shou.

Archived on 2025.1.24

Theme: The poplar flowers fall, the cuckoo cries. I searched all five provinces, but couldn't find you.