[Western fantasy + transmigration + secret identities + no romance + everyday child-rearing]
Yun Xinmeng transmigrated again. She didn’t think it was a big deal. She was used to it.
Then she transmigrated into a roof beam... and became a demon who refused to eat humans.
From the start, she offended a legendary powerhouse and had to flee overnight, carrying the roof beam on her back...
She wandered along the way, stopping here and there, and unexpectedly picked up a little disciple who might be the Child of the World, along with his friends.
And so began her “arduous” demon life, one that would change the entire world.
But since she’d arrived in this world, she had to leave something behind. She couldn’t end up with nothing but regrets like before. The red-eyed demon rubbed her chin, and a bright yellow light bulb suddenly appeared above her head.
How about Selected Works of Mao Zedong and Marxism-Leninism?
Oh, right. One more thing.
Do you know how mages in this world cast forbidden spells?
Yun Xinmeng was lucky enough to see it for herself.
Mage: “O mighty fire element, you [bleep]... you [bleep]... [bleep] [bleep]...”
Yun Xinmeng, hiding off to the side: Why are they swearing so much? It’s all bleeped out, for crying out loud!
Content warnings: The protagonist has a sense of justice, but she takes her loved ones’ side regardless of who’s right. Her intelligence is limited by the author and isn’t particularly high, so she’s a beautiful airhead and a lovestruck fool, but only when it comes to looking. When it’s time to kill, she never hesitates.
The protagonist has many secret identities, including male ones.
The protagonist’s disciple, who might be the Child of the World, will get a much bigger role in Volume Two. Volume One focuses on the protagonist’s everyday life.
Raising a child, a little elf, probably begins around Volume Three, along with a revolution?
Slow burn, comedic daily life, and occasional face-slapping.
