Nascent Soul True Lord Song Wan Ning dies a cruel death—only to learn she was never the heroine, just the “vicious supporting villain” written to be sacrificed.
In her first life, the childhood sweetheart she loved for a hundred years pushed her onto the Devil Path for the sake of his “transmigrated” heroine disciple. The disciple she cherished most—the so-called male lead—personally ground her bones to dust and scattered her ashes. In the end, they even joined forces to wipe out her entire clan.
Reborn, Song Wan Ning is told by the Three Lives Mirror that survival means “whitewashing” herself and earning the male and female leads’ favor. She smiles softly… and refuses. A villainess who knows the plot isn’t here to beg for forgiveness—she’s a wolf walking straight into the sheepfold, teeth bared.
The Medicine King Sect’s inheritance is meant to go only to the heroine? Song Wan Ning shatters the inheritance divine sense and destroys a thousand spirit tablets in one breath. The divine beast recognizes the male lead but not her? She skins it, tears its tendons, and strips its bloodline—because without bloodline, what is a divine beast worth? The sect shields her childhood sweetheart and the “chosen” leads? Then she’ll erase the entire sect from the Seven Sects and Four Factions.
They call her crazy.
So what?
When she goes crazy, everyone else finally learns to behave.