After Marrying a Cold Youth, I Only Then Learned He Was a Great Villain

Fantasy · Romance Fantasy

The system said, “That villain will kill the male and female leads. Your mission is to kill him and change the ending.”

And then Xia Xuan transmigrated into a book.

Unfortunately, the system lost contact after leaving behind the mission, and she was dropped right into the middle of a massacre.

Fortunately, she met Liu Fusheng, the upright and selfless third male lead from the book, praised as a noble and righteous gentleman.

Liu Fusheng is a good person. He wields a demon-slaying sword, radiates righteous energy, and terrifies demons and monsters wherever they hear of him.

More importantly, he is the male lead’s senior brother. As long as she follows him, she will run into the male and female leads, and then she can figure out how to change their doomed fate.

In order to make Liu Fusheng believe her, Xia Xuan reveals the biggest secret of the novel’s ultimate villain.

“He’s an ancient monster who’s lived for who knows how long, and he’s impotent!”

At the time, the jade-like gentleman let out an unreadable smile.

Long afterward, Xia Xuan has already married the upright third male lead. Finally getting a chance to warn the male and female leads to be careful of plots against them, she instead sees them lying on the ground covered in wounds.

And her husband stands in the wind, holding a packet of sugar-roasted chestnuts she loves to eat. His bearing is cool and refined, gentle as jade.

The youthful-looking man gives a performative sigh. “This old man does not wish to kill. Why force my hand?”

Xia Xuan: “...”

So her young husband is the very ancient monster rumored to be impotent!

Later, she runs away.

The good news is that the ancient monster seems to be having bouts of senility and does not come after her.

The bad news is that every time he sees her, he asks his subordinates:

“Who is that woman?”

“Bring her over.”

“I want her.”

Xia Xuan: “...”

Warning: the male lead really is a bad person.