The Villainess and Her Crybaby Man - Chapter 1

Chapter 1

By the time I realized I was the villainess female supporting character, I had already contracted a demon god as my mount.

Feeling the furry sensation beneath my butt, I quickly scrambled off.

“What, didn’t you want to ride me?”

“No, no, my mom said riding a dog will tear your crotch.”

Lou Zhan glared at me fiercely with his crimson eyes.

“Say that again, I’m a Crimson Flame Wind Hound!”

“Uh,” I shrank back and explained, “Hound… means dog…”

Lou Zhan was so choked up he couldn’t speak; the crimson flames burning on his fur heated the air by several degrees.

I knew he was resentful, because the way I formed a contract with Lou Zhan wasn’t honorable.

You could say if he hadn’t been severely injured from fighting other demon beasts and I took advantage of his weakened state to sneak attack and bind him with a blood contract, this unbelievably great fortune would never have fallen to me.

Later, after Lou Zhan transformed into a human form, he was dashing and unmatched in beauty. I, tempted by his looks, took advantage of being his master and slept with him over and over countless times.

So after the female protagonist Gu Xiyue severed our bond with a single sword strike, the first thing Lou Zhan did upon regaining his freedom was to burn my Lifebound Spirit Whip, and then he watched as the male and female leads dug out my Spiritual Root.

And now that I already knew my tragic future, how could I still have the nerve to let him carry me? I wouldn’t do anything that risks my life.

As for him turning into a handsome man or whatever, how could I like a dog? Absolutely not!

Since riding him was out of the question, thinking this, I took out my Spirit Pet Pouch.

“Good boy, Mimi, good boy, come into the Spirit Pet Pouch.”

Lou Zhan suddenly shuddered for no apparent reason, then widened his eyes and stared at me in disbelief.

“Y-you, this human cultivator just called me what?”

“Yep.”

I nodded affirmatively.

Lou Zhan was utterly infuriated and pounced on me, pinning me down.

“A warrior prefers death to humiliation! I’ll drag you down with me today!”

His scorching breath hit me head-on; I trembled and immediately groveled.

“My fault, my fault, I apologize. I’ll never call you Mimi again. Your name is Lou Zhan, right? Can I call you Ah Zhan?”

Lou Zhan stared at me intently with his crimson eyes, as if judging my sincerity.

After a long while, he retracted his sharp claws, got up, and released me.

Then he backed off to the side and tore the Spirit Pet Pouch to shreds with two swift swipes.

“I don’t want to stay in the pouch. It’s too stuffy.”

The demon god had spoken; how could I dare object?

“Alright, alright, then no Spirit Pet Pouch. Then you…” I glanced at his huge body with great distress; Lou Zhan was too badly injured to transform into human form.

Walking on the street like that, wouldn’t he stand out like a sore thumb?

Lou Zhan said nothing, extinguished the crimson flames on his body, and then shrank himself down to the size of a small puppy.

But why was this little yellow dog covered in bloody whip marks?

Whip marks?

My brow twitched, and cold sweat broke out.

I hastily rummaged through my storage pouch, found a few bottles of healing pills, poured out a few, and held them to Lou Zhan’s mouth.

“Ah Zhan, these pills won’t cure your internal injuries, but they can help with external wounds.”

Seeing his suspicion that I might try to poison him, I quickly explained.

“It won’t poison you. I’ve already formed a contract with you; poisoning you would be mutual destruction, right? I certainly don’t want to die.”

Lou Zhan finally obediently ate the pills, and the wounds on his body quickly healed.

“All right,” I clapped my hands and stood up. “The Secret Realm is about to close. Let’s go gather at the exit.”

As I spoke, I walked forward. After taking five or six steps, I finally realized Lou Zhan had not followed.

Seeing me look back in confusion, the little dog angrily dug at the ground with his paws.

“You female cultivator, don’t you have hands?”

Oh, I understood.

I hurried over to Lou Zhan in three quick steps, squatted beside him, supported his rear with both hands, and with one heave, hoisted him onto my shoulder.

“You!”