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After My Sweet Junior Disciple Turned Evil

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Jiang Ying transmigrates into a xianxia novel as a short-lived cannon-fodder character. According to the original story, her core will be destroyed, and three years later, she will die beneath the blades of the invading demons. Meanwhile, her junior disciple, Xie Wenyan, the once-in-a-generation prodigy destined to save the entire Sword Palace, is currently nothing more than a worthless disciple, despised and trampled by everyone around him. Determined to survive, Jiang Ying decides to cling tightly to the future savior’s leg. Spirit pills? She gives them to him. Secret manuals? She gives them to him. Rare treasures? All his. Under the moonlight, Xie Wenyan lowers his bloodstained lashes, his eyes slightly red, looking like an abandoned puppy. “Senior Sister, I fought desperately to survive… and waited eleven years for you.” “Do you still remember what you took from me?” Jiang Ying: …Help. I don’t remember this part of the original plot at all! Later, when the demon army invades, Jiang Ying steals a divine sword for Xie Wenyan, only to be betrayed and killed by her fellow disciples. When she opens her eyes again, she has forgotten everything about her previous life. The immortal sects have lost the war. As a “tribute,” they tremblingly offer her to the newly crowned Demon Lord, the ruthless ruler who has conquered the Three Realms. Rumor has it that the Demon Lord has a beloved white moonlight whom no one is allowed to mention. On her very first night, the Demon Lord grips her chin, his cold fingers brushing the corner of her eye before personally placing a vivid red beauty mark there. Jiang Ying is terrified under his gaze. But inside, she’s frantically taking notes: So that’s it. His beloved has the same beauty mark. Rule #1 for being a substitute: Never break character. Until one day, she accidentally knocks over an old keepsake the Demon Lord treasures above everything else. Certain that she’s doomed, Jiang Ying immediately prepares to beg for mercy. Instead, the man on the throne grabs her trembling waist and pulls her violently into his arms. He doesn’t get angry. He simply kisses the red mark at the corner of her eye with almost obsessive tenderness. His voice is hoarse and trembling. “It’s all right… If you’ve forgotten, then we’ll get to know each other again.” “Yingying, if you ever leave me again, I’ll kill everyone in this world and die with you.” Jiang Ying: …What? Wait. The white moonlight is me?! … Xie Wenyan was born a half-demon, the most despised and filthy existence in the world. He was hated, rejected, and trampled into the mud. Until one person entered his life like a ray of sunlight, pulling him out of the abyss. Only to cruelly abandon him. And die on that snowy day. After her death, Xie Wenyan completely lost his mind. He betrayed the immortal sects, slaughtered every enemy in his path, and climbed onto the throne of the Demon Lord atop a mountain of corpses. Then he searched the entire world, even the depths of the underworld, to gather the fragments of her shattered soul. So when the immortal sects finally bring a girl with no memories before him, everyone assumes she’s nothing more than a cheap replacement. Everyone expects the Demon Lord to tear her apart. Only Xie Wenyan knows the truth. She is the life he lost and finally found again. He watches coldly as she awkwardly imitates the person she once was, desperately trying to survive in front of him. His heart aches. Yet he willingly plays along. Because after all these years, she has finally returned to him. By day, he is the cold and merciless Demon Lord. By night, he becomes a desperate prisoner of love, kneeling beside her bed and reverently kissing the hem of her dress. “You promised you’d stay with me forever.” “Since you broke your promise, I’ll punish you by making sure you stay by my side for every lifetime to come.” — Description from novelcodex.org

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