Summary
Synopsis:
Possessive, Ruthless Living Hell King & Goddess Who Coughs Blood at the Drop of a Hat
Not Ancient Times, Alternate Matriarchal World
Medical student Yan Yu transmigrates into a harem novel with the goal of saving the female lead from being deceived by the scumbag male lead before it happens, helping her become empress.
But right from the start, she ends up as the cannon fodder female antagonist who tried to assassinate the female lead only to be crushed—and she’s terminally ill, with one foot already in the grave.
Yin Beiqing, dressed in red robes, reclines lazily on the couch, her beautiful eyes sweeping over Yan Yu as she says indifferently, “Kill her and feed her to the wolves.”
She expects the sickly woman to cry and beg for mercy, but instead, Yan Yu straightens her back, her clear eyes meeting Yin Beiqing’s directly. “If you kill me, you will definitely regret it.”
Legend tells of a goddess who can do anything. Yin Beiqing, plagued by a strange illness, has been searching for her for a long time. Of course, Yan Yu knows this, so relying on her knowledge of the plot, she starts pretending to be divine.
Yes, I am the legendary goddess. I know where the Heart Sutra you’ve been seeking is; the divine doctor said to cure your old ailment—I’m very close to him; and as for those ancient treasures and holy weapons, I know the way to them all.
Most importantly, you have a fatal calamity—and it’s a man!
Later, she and the female lead together snatch the male lead’s golden fingers, block his path to apprenticeship and leveling up, and then point at him, saying, “It’s him, your fatal calamity.”
The original story says the female lead falls in love with the male lead at first sight, so Yan Yu worries Yin Beiqing won’t be able to bring herself to kill him.
Who would have thought the so-called “handsome, dashing male lead with sword-like brows and starry eyes” would turn out to be a shifty-eyed, average-looking man under 1.7 meters tall, brimming with unwarranted confidence.
Yin Beiqing doesn’t even blink. “I’ll kill him right now.”
The more Yan Yu pretends to be the goddess, the guiltier she feels, because Yin Beiqing not only doesn’t doubt her but treats her excessively well—bestowing her with the mark of Langdie Valley, forming a blood pact with her for a lifetime of devotion, and even protecting her with her life time and again.
Yan Yu: Sorry, I’m actually not the goddess.
Yin Beiqing: No, you are.
Later, during the Spirit Taming Academy entrance exam, Yan Yu is attacked by an evil spirit and falls into a coma, only to revive fully in front of everyone shortly after, even transforming with a pair of dazzling golden eyes.
Yan Yu: Am I… really the goddess?
Content Tags: Strong Leads, Supernatural, Transmigration into a Book, Wish-Fulfilling Fiction
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One-Sentence Summary: By the side of a mad female lead, surviving one day at a time
Theme: Reverence for Life