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Ying Jue has transmigrated into a book. He became the “First Senior Brother” of an immortal sect—a man who looks like a noble, refined deity on the outside but is actually a petty, hypocritical villain. In the original story, he took pleasure in humiliating the Long Aotian male lead, only to meet a gruesome death in the end.
Ying Jue, who just wants to live a comfortable life as a powerful sect leader’s disciple, refuses to follow this death-seeking script. However, he is told that if he doesn’t follow the plot, he will drop dead instantly.
Left with no choice, Ying Jue can only perform fake humiliations every day, carefully maintaining just enough humiliation points to cross the threshold without going overboard.
Then, an accident happens. Ying Jue and the male lead end up having a one-night stand. The humiliation points instantly skyrocket to the limit.
Looking at the male lead’s face—filled with shame, intense hatred, and lips trembling as he struggles to speak—Ying Jue remains silent for a long time before deciding to help him finish his lines: “Thirty years in the East, thirty years in the West—don’t bully the youth for being poor! I’ll be waiting for your revenge.”
The protagonist, Qin Sheng, grows even more enraged: “Don’t…”
Before he can finish, Ying Jue continues: “I get it. Do you need me to give you the time it takes for an incense stick to burn so you can make your escape?”
The protagonist’s rage comes to a screeching halt: “…You?!”
Ying Jue realizes something and adds: “Fine. Three years from now, atop the peak of Mount Kunlun, you and I shall fight to the death.”
The protagonist: “…”
