Escape the Miaojiang Villain

[Book Synopsis]
A sick-minded, evil Miaojiang youth × A little slave skilled in fancy escapes.

“They all say Miaojiang youths excel at bewitching hearts, so Young Master, I need to stay far away from you!”

Tu Lingxiang tried to flee countless times, and finally escaped from that villainous supreme demon king.

As an author, she never dreamed in her wildest fantasies that she would transmigrate into her own book as the young lady of an immortal sect—the very person kidnapped by the villainous demon king and suffering from Stockholm syndrome.

After transmigrating, she had to follow the book’s plot: adore him, fall in love with him, and do anything for him, including winning the martial tournament for the female lead’s marriage proposal on his behalf.

On the night before his grand wedding with the female lead, thinking that she was about to leave, she felt she had to “thank” him somehow for his “care” during this period. So, under the cover of a dark and windy night, she went to confess her love to him.

What she didn’t know was that the youth sat alone outside the house for the entire night.

Yet, not long after she transmigrated back to the real world, the system dragged her back to save the villain.

Because the villainous demon king had died—and he was killed by her own hands in the ‘original script ‘.

Looking at the handsome youth in front of her who had turned into a cold corpse, she thought to herself: How on earth am I supposed to save him?

On the day Lian Jing woke up, he looked at the girl who was desperately trying to “awaken” him and blurted out in surprise: “What are you doing?”

The girl threw away the unsightly art book in her hands and explained: “They said this could wake you up, so I gave it a try.”

That day, the youth’s roar almost shattered her Dantian: “Tu Lingxiang, go die!!!”

Later, the youth grew increasingly abnormal, wanting kisses and cuddles all the time, and even insisting on marrying her.

On the wedding night, she finally realized he had fallen victim to his own Love Gu (Love Poison).

That night happened to be a full moon, when the poison was at its strongest, and only consummation could relieve it.

Dressed in wedding attire, the youth pulled out a chain, bound her to the corner of the bed, and smiled with demonic sinister grace: “You really went through immense effort to have me, didn’t you, my wife?”

“No, no, no… I wasn’t the one who placed the Gu!!!”

“Lian Jing, what is that in your hand? Stay away from me!”

The youth grinned mischievously: “This is called ‘Gu going back and forth, affection bound forever.'”