After I Transmigrated into a Book, I Taught the Sickly Male Lead the Law Every Day

[The main story is complete]

Ye Zhiwei transmigrates into a book.

She lands in a dark novel about a male lead with antisocial personality disorder and a scheming, tea-loving heroine.

As the second person the male lead is going to dissect, Ye Zhiwei tries to bond with the green-tea heroine, her younger sister, while also doing her best to teach the male lead about the law. Only after a while, she realizes he’s been looking at her differently.

Every night, when the world is quiet, the male lead sneaks into her room and scans her from head to toe with a burning gaze. Is he studying her bone structure every day to figure out how to dissect her?

After failing to teach him the law, Ye Zhiwei sobs: Am I about to become the first person he cuts open?

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Blurb Two (the male lead’s version):

In Jiang Jianian’s world, there is no clear sense of right and wrong. His values are upside down, and good and evil are all mixed together. Ye Zhiwei is the only person who can tell him what’s right and what’s wrong.

Every night, he enters Ye Zhiwei’s room and stares at her, again and again suppressing his terrifying urge to tie her up and lock her in a dark room.

The law isn’t his faith. Ye Zhiwei is.

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Blurb Three (the heroine barges in):

Ye Yingying has spent her whole life using her green-tea tricks on her stepsister, Ye Zhiwei. She goes to great lengths to compete with her for Jiang Jianian’s affection, but never expects to keep accidentally helping them get together. Damn it!

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Note:

A sweet, doting romance. The heroine is adored by everyone.

The male lead does not commit crimes in the main story.

The original heroine and the female lead are sisters who care for each other.