Jiang Xinyan has made a complete mess of her life story: cursed by her family with a short lifespan, she crashes her private plane while trying to escape an arranged marriage, and ends up transmigrating with that broken bead, the "source of misfortune"!
It's hell mode from the start: she strays into a mysterious forbidden land and is mistaken for an assassin by a stunning, sickly young man, who points an arrow straight at her throat. He's absurdly powerful, and on nights of the full moon, he transforms into a bloodthirsty monster: dangerous and alluring.
Even more absurdly, that dusty gray bead has somehow come to life! It can glow and talk, and it even follows her around, calling her "Mommy" in a soft, sweet voice?!
To stay alive, she has to pull out every trick she has:
"Young master, perhaps I can cure your illness."
[Reader's Guide]
A battle of equals. The heroine is clever and resilient, not sugary sweet. The hero is beautiful, powerful, tragic, and genuinely obsessive, with overwhelming possessiveness.
The characters aren't perfect; each has their own obsessions and room to grow.
Theme: Self-reliance and self-redemption
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