After provoking the holy maiden of Miao territory, she was infected with a love curse.

The sound of dripping water filled my ears.

It felt like countless centipedes were crawling all over my arms, and a strange fragrance filled my nostrils.

The discomfort of her buttocks being poked by gravel made Yin Huaixi open her eyes groggily.

"You lot, keep a close eye on them! These are the medicine subjects Elder Wu specifically requested. If even one of them escapes, I'll skin you alive!"

"yes!"

The rough man's voice pierced her ears, and Yin Huaixi's face was covered in wet mud.

She saw the scorpions and snakes all over the ground and trembled with fear!

The chains wrapped around her hands rattled as they were pulled, and instantly the Miao people holding torches turned around, all staring at her.

These Miao people were all dressed in indigo robes, with silver ornaments hanging in twos and threes.

Swallowing hard, Yin Huaixi looked around and realized that she wasn't the only one bound by chains.

This enormous cave housed countless men, women, and children.

So... it finally happened?

In her previous life, Yin Huaixi was a "student with no formal education, no formal education, and no formal education".

It means that the student has average grades, an average family background, and an average appearance.

She ate a dirty lunch from the cafeteria, suffered food poisoning, and could not be saved despite being rushed to the hospital.

When she went to report to the underworld, the judge glanced at her and said that her lifespan had not yet ended.

They wanted to restore her soul to her body, but her family had already sent her body, which was too cold to be cremated, and put it in a small box.

Helpless, the judge waved his hand, and Yin Huaixi opened her eyes, transforming into a newborn baby girl.

Unfortunately, Yin Huaixi tragically discovered that the judge had sent her into a yuri novel she had previously enjoyed.

The promised compensation isn't this kind of "reward"!

Haha, the key point is that this yuri novel is a very classic PO (post-online) story!!!

Yin Huaixi felt as if she had been struck by lightning.

What's even more awkward is that she's just cannon fodder who causes the female lead to turn evil and fall into depravity.

The dark moonlight who toyed with the heroine's heart, only to be crushed into pieces by her in the end.

Despite being described as cannon fodder and only mentioned by her surname a few times in the novel, she actually made up a significant portion of the story.

The vivid and lively scene that I had completely forgotten has once again intruded into my mind.

Liu Bei's literary works have caused considerable harm.

...

The torchlight shone on the wet stone surface, and the Miao people bent down.

"Brother, this woman is young, beautiful, and not an eyesore... she'd be perfect to send to the Holy Maiden!"

Countless poisonous insects crawled over her calves. Yin Huaixi endured the itch, knowing that this scene was one of the few clean parts in the classic novel.

What follows is...

No, she absolutely cannot be infected with the love potion!

That would turn you into the female lead's plaything for venting her anger, turning you into a walking corpse!

But her immediate priority was to prevent herself from being bitten to death by these poisonous insects in this cage.

"You're always thinking about this, what, are you trying to curry favor with the High Priest?"

"These inferior goods are all scoundrels who have mistakenly entered our village. They should be eaten by these treasures."

The man's head was wrapped in black cloth, resembling a huge lacquer plate. Yin Huaixi secretly sized up the Miao man's age; he looked to be no more than twenty years old.

She came up with a plan.

She immediately feigned weakness and deliberately tugged at the iron chain, making a sound.

The voice was timid.

"I...I used to be a maidservant to a rich young lady, and serving people is something I'm very good at...You...you mustn't let these insects eat me..."

"I'll go and serve your young lady..."

His face was filthy and messy, and his hair was wet with mud and stuck together.

Only this face still had a clear outline, and Yin Huaixi's timid appearance did not arouse the suspicion of the Miao people.

The Miao people were delighted when the woman in front of them said she was a maid from a wealthy family.

"How dare you foreigners defile our Holy Maiden?"

"I advise you to give up on that idea and stay here obediently!"

Every few months, the elders would need medicine people to test the poison.

Most of these outsiders who mistakenly entered their village had ill intentions; capturing them to experiment with medicine was just the right thing to do.

The saintess suffers from a chronic illness, so they must be extremely careful not to let any unclean people get close to her.

"You bunch of...filthy bastards who raise insects! You captured our boss's men! You'll pay the price sooner or later!"

Inside the wooden cage, a pair of rough, blood-stained hands gripped the bars, shaking violently.

The man's eyes were filled with hatred, as if he wished he could skin the Miao people outside the cage alive.

Before he could finish speaking, a huge centipede crawled up his cheek, its countless legs waving wildly. Even the toughest man was paralyzed with fear at this moment.

Before he could yell.

The centipede then bit into his brain.

The poison spread, and in an instant, the burly man convulsed, collapsed limply to the ground, like a pile of rotten flesh.

The Miao people realized something was wrong and turned around to look behind them.

Elder Wu, leaning on a cane, walked in. His face was weathered, but his eyes were piercing.

Behind the elder, the sound of silver bells jingling rang out.

It's so crisp and pleasant to the ear.

The Miao people bowed their heads respectfully and said, "Greetings, Holy Maiden; greetings, Elder."

Upon hearing the words "Saintess," Yin Huaixi couldn't help but scrutinize the protagonist of this novel.

Looking up, a sickly pale face, yet so beautiful that it was impossible to look away, came into view.

The woman's long indigo dress with its silver butterfly lace fluttered, and a small crimson snake was wrapped around her slender wrist. The Miao people around her bowed low.

I didn't dare to look up and examine it closely.

The red snake's tail brushed against his skin as Sang Che walked forward.

Those deep, dark eyes, like the bottom of a pool, were lifeless.

Just like in the original story, this Miao holy maiden is blind.

The reason for capturing the main characters is quite simple: they are entangled in a past life, a predestined marriage.

Only by placing the Gu worm into her body can Sang Che share the five senses with her.

As far as the eye can see, there is warmth and cold, sweetness and bitterness, joy and sorrow.

They all want to share it together.

They relentlessly pursued each other.

As the dazzling silver ornaments approached her, Yin Huaixi looked at the red snake flicking its tongue and her breathing quickened.

Sang Che slowly squatted down in front of Yin Huaixi.

A smile appeared on her sickly, pitiful face.

Just as Sang Che was about to touch Yin Huaixi with his blankly extended fingers, the Miao man behind him shouted nervously, "This person's origins are unknown. Please be careful, Holy Maiden!"

Elder Wu turned his head and reached out to stop the Miao people.

He said, "This is the person we are looking for. You may leave now."

The Miao people cowered, their cloth shoes scraping against the gravel as they retreated.

Sang Che grabbed Yin Huaixi's arm with his fingers, his upturned nose brushing against Yin Huaixi's dirty cheek, and she took a deep breath.

It looks like butterflies tasting nectar.

A rich, earthy scent, mixed with a faint smell of rusty blood, filled my nostrils.

Sang Che parted his thin lips, which were tinged with a pale red hue, and whispered in Yin Huaixi's ear.

The warm breath spread across my neck, making me shiver involuntarily.

"I've found you."

Sensing its master's joy, the small red snake pressed its head against Sang Che's hand, its eyes darting around and flicking its tongue.

It was as if he was greeting Yin Huaixi.

Because of her fear of snakes, Yin Huaixi's body reacted instinctively, her wrist twitching backward. She was truly afraid that the small red snake would bite her and cause her to die from the poison.

His death was even more tragic than that of the big man from before.

If the person in front of him made the slightest movement, Sang Che's fingers would lose their grip on her shoulders.

Sang Che's fingers, as white as jade, quickly clenched downwards, stopping Yin Huaixi's movement.

The beautiful face leaned closer, and Sang Che whispered, "You're mine."

"Don't try to escape."