After Being Forced to Win Over the Mad Villain, the Supporting Female Lead Makes a Comeback

Si Yan transmigrates into a female-lead cultivation novel and becomes a cannon-fodder supporting character who dies from the start. To protect herself, Si Yan is forced to embark on a mission to win over the villain. The brooding young Wen Zhiyu is a villain through and through. In the future, he'll compete with the male lead for the heroine, then die alongside the leads. But early on, he's violent and obsessive, and he hates women with a passion. Still, Si Yan fears neither death nor danger. Little by little, she gets close to him, heals him, and tries to win him over. But she fails. On the day of the great battle, Wen Zhiyu walks past her as she lies gravely wounded, sword in hand, heading toward the path of life and death without looking back once. He's still the same madman, the one who treats human lives like grass. He never changed. In later generations, the story goes that a young woman killed the evil Demon Venerable and saved all living beings. Who could have guessed that the Demon Venerable didn't die at all? He endured his tribulation and ascended, becoming a God of Slaughter beyond even Heaven's control. The God of Slaughter battles the gods and Buddhas of the heavens, drives back ancient monsters, and subdues demon generals who threaten the world. Then he stands before a noble, aloof High God and burns a book called One Hundred Ways to Win Your Husband Back. Si Yan: “?”