Su Hee was more anxious because she didn’t answer the call that had come to her.
Could something have happened?
Su Hee’s car sped across the road.
Upon arriving at her home, Su Hee quickly pressed the door lock code and went inside.
When the door opened, a fierce wind that made her falter enveloped Su Hee.
Squinting her eyes, Su Hee couldn’t help but be shocked when she saw the living room balcony where the wind was flowing in.
She couldn’t help it. Because she was sitting on the balcony railing.
Her heart sank at the dangerous sight of her about to fall backward any moment.
“Ah, Mom!”
The surprised Su Hee closed the door and entered the house.
“Don’t come!”
She shouted at Su Hee, and Su Hee stopped where she was.
Su Hee, who tightly closed her eyes, knelt down in the living room.
“Mom, come down and talk.”
“If you approach, I will let go of this hand.”
She looked down at her two hands gripping the balcony railing.
Su Hee, who had turned pale, nodded her head strongly.
“Understood. I won’t go. I will talk here.”
“I told you. If you don’t want to see me die, stop acting.”
“Mo……m.”
In the end, it was Su Hee’s acting career that was the problem.
“This film you shot is your last work.”
Perhaps it was thanks to her that she had come this far.
But even so, it was Su Hee, herself, who dreamed of becoming an actress.
No matter how much she had helped, she couldn’t give up like this.
“Mom, I can’t do that. I want to continue acting. You wanted that too.”
“……”
“Stop and come down. Come down and talk, mom.”
Su Hee crawled towards her on her knees.
She trembled as she glared at Su Hee with youthful eyes.
“When you threw a tantrum like a child not wanting to go to the audition! It was me who dragged you there. I’m the one who put you in that position.”
“You isolated me and made me go this way. I followed your wishes and I have nothing left. Now all I have left is acting. But why are you telling me to stop now. Why exactly.”
She couldn’t tell Su Hee the truth she was hiding, grinding her teeth.
She was planning to carry it alone until the end.
“……If mom tells you to stop, then stop. Don’t argue.”
Su Hee stood up from her position, supporting herself with her hand on the floor.
“I’m not the one who was controlled by mom. You can’t control my life forever.”
She had already stepped back countless times.
It had been as if Ae Ran had been living the life that Su Hee wanted to live up until now.
Now, she was free from Ae Ran and was doing the acting she wanted to do, spreading her dreams to her heart’s content.
“My future, my dream. Mom, live your own life now.”
“So you’re saying you won’t listen to me now?”
Ae Ran had always been like that. She tried to control everything about Su Hee.
Swallowing her numb breath, Su Hee let her trembling lips fall apart.
“Yeah. This time, you lose, Mom.”
As soon as she finished speaking, Ae Ran let go of the railing she had been holding.
When Ae Ran’s upper body swayed, Su Hee, who was standing there, fell to the floor screaming.
“Mom!”
Unlike Su Hee, who was caught in fear, Ae Ran was glaring at Su Hee with her eyes wide open.
“Say it again. You won’t listen to me?”
She hadn’t thought of going this far.
She thought her obedient daughter would give up her acting career after a few words.
“Please, Mom, please grab the railing.”
“It’s up to you to save me or kill me. What will you do? Will you save me, or will you kill me?”
Ae Ran didn’t sit on the railing because she really wanted to die.
It was like a last resort to subdue her daughter who was defying her will.
“Mom… stop, please. It’s all my fault.”
In her agony, Su Hee bowed her head and stretched out her hand.
“You were a good daughter who listened to Mom. So you have to listen to Mom.”
“I got it. I got it, so come down, quick.”
First of all, it was a priority to get Ae Ran, who was sitting dangerously on the railing, to come down.
In case Ae Ran made a sudden move, Su Hee took one step at a time.
When there were not even five steps left, Ae Ran, who had been spreading her arms, tried to touch the railing.
She tried to grab the cold railing and come down, but her body tilted and fell backwards.
It all happened in a blink of an eye, without a chance to reach out.
Ae Ran fell over the railing like a doll in an instant.
“Mom!”
Su Hee, who had turned pale, stretched her head out over the railing.
Fortunately or unfortunately, Ae Ran was holding onto a bar of the railing with one hand.
Su Hee bent down and tried to grab Ae Ran’s hand.
“Mom, hold my hand.”
Ae Ran lifted her hand that had been hanging down to grab Su Hee’s hand.
But cruelly, the distance between the two was too far to even touch.
In the end, Su Hee leaned more deeply against the railing.
“Mom. Hand, give me your hand. Quick!”
“Stop it. Don’t fall too!”
Su Hee was barely standing on the tip of her toes on the railing.
It wouldn’t have been strange if her body fell below.
As opposed to the panicstricken Su Hee, Ae Ran lowered her outstretched hand without any hesitation.
Upon seeing the sudden change in Ae Ran’s face, Su Hee felt as though her heart had stopped.
Ae Ran was looking at Su Hee as if she had given up.
Gradually, the strength left the hand of Ae Ran who was gripping the railing.
“Mother.”
It seemed as if Ae Ran was about to let go of the railing on her own.
Not wanting to waste even the blink of an eye, Ae Ran didn’t blink once.
“Never act again. It’s your mother’s last wish.”
That was the end of her words.
Ae Ran, who had been holding on with what little strength she had left, let go of the railing, and fell right before Su Hee’s eyes.
“Ah.”
Everything seemed unreal.
If it was a dream, it was a nightmare; if it was reality, it was hell.
Behind Su Hee, who was gripping the railing, Ju Hyeong’s shout rang out.
“Mother!”
That screamlike sound struck Su Hee’s ear.
Su Hee, who was standing on the railing, grabbed Ju Hyeong with a halfdazed face.
She tried to prevent herself from looking down, but Ju Hyeong forcefully pushed Su Hee onto the floor.
“Ahhh!”
Ju Hyeong’s scream covered the fallen Su Hee.
With trembling hands, Ju Hyeong grabbed Su Hee’s shoulder and shook it roughly.
“Call 119, call 119 quickly! Snap out of it!”
Even as her body was being jolted back and forth, Su Hee was in a panic, seeing only blackness before her eyes.
Beep, beep.
Immediately afterwards, tinnitus sounded in her ears, and she lost consciousness entirely.
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Male lead fell into her trap — and shattered when she walked away
This is also on my reread list!
This one is a slow burn, but when it burns, it burns hard.
Definitely worth a read, y’all!
The story follows a thousand-year-old seductive spirit who, on a bet, sets out to charm the male lead—a once-promising but unfortunate cultivator.
But just when she succeeds in making him fall for her, she heartlessly leaves, driving him to madness.
Determined to find her at all costs, he captures her, keeping her by his side no matter what, even if she hates him.
I love this kind of trope—I enjoy watching the male lead suffer in agony.
The ending drags a bit with unnecessary filler, but that’s fine.
As long as I enjoy the beginning, I’m good.
Intro
As an enchantress, Su Heng possesses captivating eyes and charming beauty, easily manipulating the joys and sorrows of living beings at her fingertips.
But to enchant a god, making him taste the bitterness of love’s separation, long-lasting resentment, unattainable desires, and inability to let go…
Do you dare?
Su Heng assists a divine lord in his cultivation, aiming to make him experience all the sufferings of love, so that he can attain the Great Dao.
Only after being chased down from the heavens by the divine lord, confined and completely possessed by him, does she realize how successful she has been.
The once gentle and polite youth has transformed into someone she no longer recognizes.
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