After I Died, The Little White Flower Heroine Went Mad

Synopsis: 

Li Zhu had transmigrated into a game.

All because she had left a several-hundred-word negative review for a certain game, only to be kicked straight into its world by the petty creator.

She became a villainess from a noble academy who shared her name: an arrogant, vicious, classic cannon-fodder character. Born into a prestigious family, she looked down on the poor little white flower heroine, oppressed her in every possible way, bullied her relentlessly, and finally died on a rainy night in the street, meeting a miserable end.

And just as miserable was the fact that—when Li Zhu, newly transmigrated into the game world, opened her eyes, she was right in the middle of an oppression scene. She looked up, and the little white flower heroine who had already been ruthlessly taught a lesson by “her” was staring at her coldly…

What a catastrophically terrible start.

But she could not just give up like this.

Li Zhu felt she still had room to be saved.

So, in order to protect her own life—and also because she truly felt sorry for the heroine—from then on, in this man-eating world where the noble and powerful played with life, where money and authority reigned above all, Li Zhu desperately treated the heroine well.

When the heroine was bullied, she stood up for her.

When the heroine was poor and destitute, she quietly helped her.

When the heroine was sad and heartbroken, she wiped away her tears.

When the heroine felt inferior and fell into despair, she gave her hugs and affirmation.

In the end—when the heroine encountered danger, she resolutely died in her place.

How do you drive a person mad?

Love her.

Heal her.

Give her respect and embraces, shine on her like sunlight.

Make her trust you, rely on you, and believe that even someone like her can have warmth.

Overcome every hardship with her and live a happy life together, making her begin to look forward to every ordinary, gentle day.

Pull her out of the mud and become her one and only—then, at the very moment when she is happiest, die tragically to save her, disappearing from her world forever.

Bai Wei went completely mad.

In the heart-stopping pool of blood, she held Li Zhu’s corpse and wept until her voice broke.

“Save her, save her—someone, please save her!”

“Please, Sister, don’t leave me behind.”

“Don’t leave me!”

[Warning!]

[Warning!]

[The protagonist has turned dark!]

[Darkening value rapidly rising!]

[Darkening value has broken through the critical point!]

[Warning! The protagonist’s darkening value has severely exceeded the limit!]

[The game world has collapsed… protagonist mutating… protagonist has lost control…]

Sister.

I want you back by my side.

Li Zhu never imagined she could transmigrate back into the game world again.

Even less did she imagine that, after returning, the little white flower heroine she had once cared for so painstakingly had turned dark, collapsing into a monster.

The heroine utterly refused to let her leave. When Li Zhu said she wanted to go home, Bai Wei went insane.

Her already deathly pale face grew even whiter. At the moment her face lost every trace of color, her body instantly transformed into a twisted, enormous aberration, swallowing Li Zhu whole and hiding her inside the pouch of her stomach.

Li Zhu fell into the pink organs of the heroine-turned-monster, panicking for the first time.

“Bai Wei, what are you doing!”

There was a hint of yandere madness in Bai Wei’s soft laugh. One of her eyeballs slid down into the stomach pouch, staring at Li Zhu with obsessed devotion. Her voice was gentle, yet concealed a thread of insanity.

“Sister is so soft. Curled up so tiny inside my body… it makes me feel so shy.”

“Leave me? How could Sister think of something so terrifying?”

“I won’t let Sister leave me again.”

“I’ll be with Sister forever.”

Even if it means forcing you.

Even if it means trapping you inside my body.

….

One-Sentence Summary: A gentle mommy and her gloomy little puppy

Theme: Fear neither power nor hardship.