Red Leaves Fall into the Abyss

Because of his beautiful, androgynous appearance, Mo Dansheng was bullied by his peers from a young age. They locked him on the rooftop, hurled insults at him, and recorded it all. With all hope gone, he grabbed the nearest culprit and jumped. But he didn’t die. Instead, he was chosen by a so-called System and sent into a book called The Era of Yaoyuan.

He transmigrated into the book as its villain, a spirit formed from the essence of plants and flowers. The System’s demand was that he protect the male lead and keep him from dying. But when he actually arrived, he discovered that this was no mere book. It was a real world, the Yaoyuan realm, teeming with vicious demons. Humanity could barely survive beneath the protection of the yaozu. And the so-called male lead, Xuanyuan, was a pitiful child who was being used as a living sacrifice the moment he appeared...

He had read plenty of transmigration-into-a-book stories, but he swore this world was even more brutal than he had ever imagined. Only the powerful, whether human or yaozu, had any say. The weak were devoured by savage demons and beasts. This world left no room for weakness, so he was forced to take up his sword and lead Xuanyuan forward, step by step. When Xuanyuan finally grew strong enough to look down on all living things, Mo Dansheng laid down his sword and turned to leave. He never expected the mad, obsessive Xuanyuan to imprison him and leave him with no way to escape. With no other choice, he faked his death and fled. Bereft of the one he loved, Xuanyuan went completely mad and was about to destroy the entire Yaoyuan continent. Coerced and tempted by the System, Mo Dansheng reluctantly reappeared, and the two began another desperate tug-of-war.

(A cool, gentle, beautiful shou, and a ruthless, obsessive gong who’s completely unhinged.)