[Western fantasy + transmigration + secret identities + no romance + everyday child-rearing]
Yun Xinmeng has transmigrated again. She says it's no big deal, she's used to it.
But this time, she transmigrates into a roof beam... and becomes a demon who refuses to eat humans.
From the start, she offends a legendary powerhouse and has to flee overnight, carrying the roof beam on her back...
After traveling here and there, she unexpectedly picks up a young disciple who might be the Child of the World, along with his little friends.
And so begins the “arduous” demonic life of changing the entire world.
But since she's come to this world, she has to leave something behind. She can't just leave regrets behind like she did in the past. The red-eyed demon strokes her chin, and a bright yellow light bulb suddenly appears over her head.
How about the Selected Works of Mao and Marxism-Leninism?
Oh, right, there's one more thing.
Do you know how mages in this world cast forbidden spells?
Yun Xinmeng has had the good fortune to see it.
Mage: “Mighty fire element, you [bleep]ing [bleep], [bleep] [bleep]...”
Yun Xinmeng, hiding nearby: Why are you cursing up a storm? The audio's all censored, for crying out loud!
Content warnings: The protagonist has a sense of justice, but she takes her friends' side whether they're right or not. Her intelligence is limited by the author, so she isn't very bright. She's a ditzy beauty and a lovestruck fool, but only when it comes to admiring good looks. She never hesitates to kill when it's called for.
The protagonist is a master of secret identities and will use male identities too.
The protagonist's disciple, the Child of the World, gets a bigger role in Volume Two. Volume One focuses on the protagonist's daily life.
Child-rearing (a little elf) probably starts around Volume Three, along with a revolution?
Slow burn, comedic everyday life, and occasional face-slapping.
