After Entering the Novel, I Became Pregnant with the Villain's Child
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Transmigrated and Poisoned

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[Transmigration and Rebirth] "

After Transmigrating into a Book, She Became Pregnant with the Villain's Child" by Tu Yanyan [Completed]

Synopsis:

Song Zhizhi transmigrated into a book, becoming the cannon-fodder villainess with the same name who opposed the heroine in a female-lead cultivation novel. At this moment, she had been poisoned and had to detoxify as soon as possible, or she would die in agony as though ten thousand ants were gnawing at her heart.

To stay alive, Song Zhizhi coaxed and deceived a grievously injured, amnesiac, breathtakingly handsome male cultivator with an otherworldly air about him.

Only afterward did Song Zhizhi discover that this handsome male cultivator was actually Xie Xiuji, the great villain of the book!

Recalling how the book's great villain, Xie Xiuji, casually wiped out entire households with ruthless methods, Song Zhizhi decisively ran away.

A month later, Song Zhizhi joined the Sword Sect. At the disciple-taking ceremony, she unexpectedly discovered that the cultivation world's ceiling of combat power, the radiant and moon-bright Sword Venerable Mingxiao, looked exactly like the great villain who had been deceived by her body and heart!

And she had just been found to be one month pregnant...

Song Zhizhi: Damn it!

Song Zhizhi touched her stomach, and the hand holding her sword trembled slightly.

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The number one male god of the cultivation world, Sword Venerable Mingxiao, had recently married a woman with meager cultivation. Everyone said he had married her for no reason other than the child in her belly.

Yet that woman did not know what was good for her. Using her pregnancy as a weapon, she acted overbearingly and tyrannically, throwing Chiyun Peak into such chaos that even chickens and dogs could find no peace.

Everyone guessed when Sword Venerable Mingxiao would tire of the woman. Some guessed one year, some guessed two; those who guessed as long as three years were few and far between.

Who would have thought that a year passed, the child was born, and the Sword Venerable showed not the slightest sign of tiring of her?

Two years passed, and the Sword Venerable indulged her in every way. If she wanted stars, he would never give her the moon instead.

Many years later, they watched that woman become the Demon Venerable of the demon realm step by step. The story of their family of three ascending together became a beloved tale in the cultivation world.

[Content Warnings]

1. The female lead was rather selfish and timid in the early stages. She was an ordinary person who was not brave enough and had many flaws. She would grow stronger later, but this was not a female-lead cultivation novel and not plot-driven. Enter with caution if this bothers you;

2. 1V1, both virgins, happy ending; the original female lead was not villainized.

3. Sweet romance, extremely sweet! (Key point.)

Tags: Sweet Romance

Eastern Fantasy

Search keywords: Protagonists: Song Zhizhi, Sword Venerable Mingxiao (Xie Xiuji) ┃ Supporting Characters: ┃ Other:

One-sentence summary: The aloof Sword Venerable was actually the original novel's great villain.

Theme: Love life, enjoy peace, and coexist amicably even when races differ.

Song Zhizhi woke from the heat. She groggily opened her eyes, but her vision seemed veiled by a thin gauze. Everything was hazy, and she could only make out indistinct silhouettes ahead of her, unable even to tell whether they were male or female.

Song Zhizhi instinctively raised a hand to rub her eyes, but the moment her hand lifted, she sensed something was wrong—she remembered falling asleep on the Simmons mattress in her home, yet the hand hanging at her side touched the gritty feel of dirt and gravel. Where was she?

A string of social-news headlines flashed through Song Zhizhi's mind, and panic rose in her.

Song Zhizhi was not particularly brave. Living alone, she always double-locked her door and installed a door brace. Her phone's speed-dial button was set to the duty number of the local police station, and she never flaunted her wealth outside.

Who were these people? How had they silently taken her out of her home? What did they want? Where was she now? Why did she feel so hot, along with an unbearable sensation that was impossible to describe, as if a hundred claws were scratching at her heart?

Song Zhizhi twisted uncomfortably, her nails unconsciously digging into the earth beneath her.

Suddenly, Song Zhizhi heard a woman's voice.

"Miss Miaomiao, Song Zhizhi is awake."

A girl? Song Zhizhi blinked hard. She saw a slender figure in white approach from afar, squat before her, pinch her mouth open, and feed her something.

It seemed to be something round that tasted like a mint. It melted the instant it entered her mouth, turning into a stream of coolness that slid into her stomach. The blazing heat all over Song Zhizhi's body eased considerably.

Song Zhizhi could finally see her surroundings clearly. Squatting beside her was an exquisite, aloof beauty dressed in flowing white ancient robes.

The cool beauty looked at Song Zhizhi indifferently and said in a cold tone, "Song Zhizhi, I know you wanted to give me Spring Day Powder. Now you have eaten the bitter fruit of your own making. This Heart-Clearing Pill can only suppress Spring Day Powder's effects for a moment. Find someone to detoxify yourself, and conduct yourself properly from now on."

Song Zhizhi thought the name Spring Day Powder sounded fucking familiar, as though she had heard it somewhere before.

Wait, Spring Day Powder, Miaomiao...

Song Zhizhi remembered how the other girl had addressed this cool beauty, and a terrible premonition surged into her heart.

Last night, she had read a feel-good female-lead cultivation novel. The heroine was named Song Miaomiao. In the book, there was a vicious supporting female character with the same name as Song Zhizhi. Out of jealousy for the heroine's talent, the book's Song Zhizhi had tried to give the heroine Spring Day Powder to ruin her chastity.

Indeed, Spring Day Powder—a name that sounded fresh and dainty—actually had an extremely lewd and violent effect. Anyone afflicted by the poison had to find someone of the opposite sex to harmonize yin and yang with within three hours, which meant doing things not permitted by Jinjiang to detoxify, or else they would die from the agony of ten thousand ants chewing at their heart.

Spring Day Powder, Song Zhizhi, Song Miaomiao—when these three elements came together, a guess emerged in Song Zhizhi's mind: she had transmigrated into a book!

Song Zhizhi thought of Song Zhizhi's ending in the original novel. After failing to drug the heroine, the book's Song Zhizhi suffered the backlash herself. Poisoned by Spring Day Powder and abandoned by the heroine, she later encountered a grievously injured demonic cultivator. To heal himself, the demonic cultivator harvested her vitality until she died.

Refusing to believe it, Song Zhizhi raised her hand. A fair wrist came into view, its skin luminous as jade, its fingers slender and delicate, soft as though boneless.

But it was not her own hand. Her hands were not ugly, but they were nowhere near beautiful enough to be hand-model material. Besides, her right index finger had become somewhat misshapen from holding pens for so many years.

She had truly transmigrated into a book! And she had become a vicious supporting female character who opposed the heroine, ultimately ate the bitter fruit of her own making, and died a miserable death.

Remembering the original host's ending in the book, Song Zhizhi shuddered. Even her face, flushed from the drug's effects, turned several shades paler.

Ranking List

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Transmigrated into a Book

Sweet Romance

Transmigration and Rebirth Romance

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Amnesia Trope

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