The Female Supporting Character in a Sad Novel Doesn’t Want to Die [Transmigration]

Yu Zhengzheng pursued her senior brother relentlessly for seven whole years, serving him tea, fetching water, washing clothes, cooking meals—humbling herself into the dust.

When her senior brother was hunted by the infamous Ghost King, feared across the Six Realms, she unhesitatingly took a fatal sword strike meant for him.

Upon waking, her memories returned, and she recalled that she had transmigrated into a tragic romance-filled cultivation novel, becoming the male lead’s “white moonlight,” a cherished but doomed memory.

Soon after, her senior brother went crazy due to her martial arts practice and stripped her skin and bones to turn her into a specimen.

In his later clarity, to save the last fragment of her soul, he would forcibly take the female lead’s heart blood. After the female lead endured disfigurement, amnesia, and a pregnancy escape, he would, in a grand gesture to win her back, personally destroy Zhengzheng’s remaining soul fragment.

Awakened to her fate, Yu Zhengzheng tore up the plot on the spot: “f*ck you!”

Hearing that the Ghost Sect was recruiting, she packed her belongings and rushed to join her senior brother’s mortal enemy—the Ghost King.

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At the interview.

Yu Zhengzheng showered the Ghost King with unreserved flattery: “The Ghost King is unparalleled, elegant, and the one I’ve secretly admired for ages.”

The Ghost King, sitting behind beaded curtains, fingered prayer beads as his gaze turned unreadable. “I hear you once took a sword for my enemy. Do you like him?”

Yu Zhengzheng smiled brightly. “How could that be? He’s just a toad dreaming of swan meat. I only blocked the sword by accident when I slipped.”

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One day, as she attended to the Ghost King during his bath, Yu Zhengzheng accidentally tore off his human-skin mask.

Staring at a face identical to her senior brother’s, she stammered and cautiously probed, “Are you and my senior brother… blood brothers?”

The Ghost King narrowed his eyes, raised his lips and chuckled: “No, I am that toad.”