The Devil's Violinist

Liao Suyin, a prodigy violinist, considered the best living interpreter of Niccolò Paganini, collapsed during a concert at the age of twenty seven due to a severe illness, after performing one of the Twenty Four Caprices of the legendary Italian violinist . When she opened her eyes again, she realized that she had taken over the body of a minor villainess with her same name and surname in a Xianxia novel she had read during one of her hospital stays.

In that book, written from the perspective of Zhang Lian, the heroine, "Liao Suyin" was nothing more than the stereotypical female supporting character, getting the heroine in trouble for no apparent reason and interfering in her relationship with the male protagonist Li Feng, whom she loved. However, upon receiving the memories of the unfortunate villainess, she realized that much of what had happened between these three people was far from what was written in the book.

Despite this, she could not use that information to change her fate, as the moment of the plot she found herself in was the end of "Liao Suyin," which was briefly described in the original novel: after attempting to assassinate the heroine, "she had her spiritual root removed and was thrown into the Abyss of Ten Thousand Demons. Two days later, her life jade shattered."

Alive again but severely injured and without spiritual power, Liao Suyin only had one thing on her mind: to survive in that terrible place, at any cost.