Su Jinchen, the heaven-blessed prodigy of a cultivation clan, was peerlessly beautiful and supremely gifted. His family cherished him so much they feared he might melt in their hands, but beneath that sweet exterior was a scheming little devil.
Arrogant and willful, he was peerless at plotting, until one day a “inner demon” only he could see suddenly appeared at his side.
The “inner demon” was powerful and cold, sharp-tongued and clingy. It helped him clear away obstacles while mercilessly mocking him at every turn.
Wary of it yet eager to use it, Su Jinchen secretly plotted to control it, or even erase it.
“Just a wisp of an inner demon, and you dare covet your master?”
But when his plans were exposed, the “inner demon” flew into a rage and vanished. Only then did Su Jinchen realize that a piece of his heart had gone missing.
When they met again, he deliberately threw himself into his senior brother's arms, provoking the “inner demon” into losing control and dragging him back to its room.
A slap across the face earned him a twisted, delighted smile in return.
Only later did he learn: how could this be an inner demon?
It was his future self, after countless trials, corrupted and returned, with love and hatred entwined.
“Su Jinchen, the person who hates you most in this world is me. The person who loves you most can only be me.”
“Because I am you.”
Among all the lights in the house, one is lit by you, Su Jinchen, and I hope one is lit by me.
The author writes very well!