Soul Transmigration: Winning Over the Lovesick Fox Demon

Don't look, don't look, don't look! This is an embarrassing relic of the past!!

[Soul transmigration + System + fantasy + yandere + sweet romance + both leads are inexperienced]

During a clearance sale, Yan Li randomly picked out a book to qualify for a bundle discount, and accidentally transmigrated into it. Worse, she became a bit-part female character who appears for three hundred words before the main villain coldly uses her as a scapegoat!

System: The main quest is to win over the main villain, Gu Jinbai, a nine-tailed fox spirit, and unlock a happy ending where they stay together for life.

The target, Gu Jinbai, wiped out the original owner's entire family from the start! He infiltrates the great cultivation sect Tianheng Sect with Yan Li, intending to find the sect's sacred artifact~

Disciples: Wow! Senior Sister Yan Li is so beautiful she's beyond compare.

Gu Jinbai: What a bunch of country bumpkins who've never seen the world.

Prepare for him to eat those words~

A mishap with puppet magic causes them to share sensations, so that if one dies, they both die. With no choice but to put his plan to kill the heroine on hold, Gu Jinbai starts protecting her at every turn. Together they brave the Fog Valley, secret realms, and trials in the mortal world. Just as he slowly begins to understand his own feelings, a heavenly tribulation reveals the heroine's existence to the god of this world. As an outsider, she must be erased.

Only the Heavenly Dao can stand against a god.

Yan Li, once completely innocent and treating everything like a murder-mystery game, slowly realizes that she is part of the game.

It turns out this isn't her first time transmigrating into another body. And the threads of fate began intertwining eight hundred years ago. With the System disconnected, and her sect, friends, and beloved at stake, she decides to be herself and protect those she treasures. To hell with the Heavenly Dao, and to hell with the gods.

A love that goes both ways; the heroine starts off sweet and innocent, then grows composed; the hero is beautiful, powerful, and tragic