[1v1, pure love, both are each other's first]
[Transmigration + childhood friends + fake chase-your-wife crematorium + cultivation]
A seemingly deranged, impeccably dressed beast of an attacker × a short-tempered, pampered receiver
Also known as: "My Junior Brother Loves Me Too Much," "How a Crowd-Pleaser Came to Be," and "A Cannon Fodder's Survival Guide"
Lu Yan, born into a family of loyal heroes, met with an untimely end. He kicked the bucket and reported to the underworld, only to be bundled off into a power fantasy novel as cannon fodder because his allotted lifespan wasn't up. Knowing nothing about the original story, he mistook the male lead for the second male lead and the villain for the male lead. He fawned over him every step of the way... er, I mean, cared for him with the utmost devotion, showing off his true colors as a senior brother (bootlicker): when the villain got beaten, he brought medicine; when the villain was ostracized, he stood up for him; when the villain was ambushed, he took the blade for him... After all his tireless efforts, he'd finally maxed out the villain's affection, only to be told he'd been fawning over the wrong person. Banking on his late-blooming crowd-pleaser charm, he planned to make up for lost ground, but the inexplicably corrupted villain dragged him back to the demon clan's lair and showered him with passionate declarations of love...
Content warning: The romance develops slowly. The receiver gets flirted with without realizing it. The early chapters focus more on the ensemble cast, and the attacker is not a good person at first.
When a heartthrob collides with a crazy critic with full blackness value - a sugar knife feast of misplaced redemption takes "dog-licking literature" to a new level.