Dancing on the Villain’s Heartstrings

When Ning Jiayou transmigrated into a face-slapping, revenge-filled novel, he drew the unlucky card: he became the character destined to be humiliated. He arrived just as the original owner was publicly making a scene—crying, threatening su*cide, and refusing to sign the dissolution of his engagement. Shortly after, the original owner would be hit by a car and lost both his legs. Determined to save his own life, Ning Jiayou immediately called off the engagement. Spotting a man in a wheelchair among the onlookers, he impulsively pointed at him and declared, “This is my true love!” The man in the wheelchair was Yan Shuo, the story’s ultimate villain. The original owner had foolishly provoked him and paid the ultimate price: a gruesome death, his body left in pieces. By manually switching his survival mode to “Hell Difficulty,” Ning Jiayou was terrified. Fortunately, Yan Shuo just told him to “get lost.” Ning Jiayou obediently rolled away as far as he could. But one day, he found himself pinned to a sofa and thoroughly kissed senseless by none other than Yan Shuo himself. A bewildered Ning Jiayou protested: “Didn’t you tell me to get lost??? Why are you kissing me???” Yan Shuo, stubborn to the core, murmured against his lips, “Just kissing my true love.” In a life shrouded in darkness, you are the only light.