After working late into the night, modern-day overworked office worker Shu Pingting suddenly dies and transmigrates to the cultivation world, where she is bound to a rather unorthodox Mission System. The System tells her that her world is a fusion of three novels, each starring a male lead. Her job is to play the female villain in all three, throw a few obstacles in the male leads’ way, and add some excitement to their otherwise smooth, uneventful lives.
Mission One: Shu Pingting is the villainous junior sister in A Sword to Save the Rivers and Mountains. At first, she pretends to be kind and deceives the male lead, Qi Ruici, before stabbing him and sending him tumbling off a cliff. Not only does Qi Ruici survive, he also finds a legacy at the bottom and becomes even stronger. When he returns, what will become of her…?
Cool, aloof senior brother vs. sweet, lively junior sister
Mission Two: Shu Pingting is the disposable fiancée in The Supreme Demon of the Age. When the male lead, Zhao Hanyu, is down on his luck and considered useless, she breaks off their engagement and humiliates him. Later, after Zhao Hanyu rises to power, she throws herself at him and tries to win him over, only to be rejected without mercy. In the end…
Arrogant young heiress vs. loyal, tsundere half-demon
Mission Three: Shu Pingting is the female villain in The Emperor of Ten Thousand Demons. She is determined to replace the male lead, the Demon Emperor Xie Linyuan, and become ruler of the demon realm. When her ambitions are exposed, she thinks the Demon Emperor will slap her to death. Instead, he says he wants to marry her?
A possessive, obsessive Demon Emperor who plots every step of the way vs. a heroine focused on completing her missions
[All the male leads are sexually inexperienced]
But the ending is a bit hasty
Very beautiful [admiration]