Kill the Male Protagonist First at the Beginning

Copywriting: It was only after Xue Ran died that she realized that she was the villain of a book, so she should have died miserably since she was a child, and should have been trampled and humiliated by everyone. Even if she crawled out of the sea of blood and worked hard day and night to avenge her parents and sisters, it was still wrong. In the end, she was shot through the heart by the so-called righteous male protagonist. Everyone except her was happy. She was unwilling to admit her mistakes. In her new life, the first thing she did after crawling out of the sea of ​​blood was to pick up a sword and walk up to the young male protagonist. He returned the sword from his previous life to him in its entirety. But she never expected that the male protagonist could not be killed, and without his body, Heaven would unexpectedly arrange one for him. She shared her body with the person she hated the most. In this case, she wanted this god who was aloof and compassionate to all living beings to be swallowed up bit by bit by the dirty blood of the world. - Tu Xun was talented in spiritual practice since he was a child. He was the first disciple of the Immortal Sect who was held in high esteem by the stars. But he has no heart. The funny thing is that in his next life, someone pierced his heart with a sword. He remembered this man, whose eyes had been staring at him for a long time with unshed tears of blood. They were the nightmares he had dreamed back in the middle of the night. Later, he followed this person throughout the mountains and lakes, witnessing her paranoia, darkness, and unscrupulousness. I watched her climb up step by step, watched her hands stained with countless blood, and watched her risk everything but still not regret it. At that moment, his nightmare was shattered. He took the bloody blade from her hand, wiped the bloody tears from the end of her eyes, and told her. "I'll do it." Much later, Tu Xun realized that what imprisoned him was not a nightmare, but clues. - Intention: I will walk my own path