As a writer, He Yan is unhappy with how her story ends, then unexpectedly finds herself inside her own novel. To her dismay, the first person she runs into is the great villain, the Demon Venerable. She tries to escape, but he forces her to become his underling and stay by his side day and night.
“Wait, is this Demon Venerable a foodie?”
“No, if he keeps eating like this, won’t I end up completely broke?”
He Yan suddenly realizes how serious the situation is and secretly laments her empty pockets.
By chance, she runs into the heroine, who is on her way to rescue the male lead. Since this mess is of her own making, she has to fill in the plot holes. So the author leads the villain and the heroine on a journey where they kill every Buddha they meet and wipe out every ghost in their path.
The villain used to be so cold, so why is he suddenly fussing over her? Could he be trying to bribe her into giving him a better ending? Hah! With a face that handsome, this writer agrees.
The heroine's IQ is really impressive. Her mouth and brain are both useless. People can see that she is a mortal. How does she know that? Secret realms, fairy medicine, and even knowing the details of some people. The people in Xiuxian didn't know that well. She was sure when she opened her mouth, for fear of not exposing herself. It was like having a problem. She said everything to the villain, and she was too blindly confident in herself. It felt like she knew she was the protagonist. She had changed since she came. Then she shouldn't review herself again. The important plots and important small details of the book were written at the time, so she always had to be wary. Is it so easy to mess around in the world of immortality? I feel like just reading this article makes me less interested in the whole book, because I feel like the writing is a bit stupid.
Why are there duplicate articles?