[Moonlight of His Heart X Great Demon]
The day I opened my eyes, I thought I’d transmigrated into an utterly ordinary world.
*
Su Zhiyou transmigrated.
The System was cute and obedient, and the tasks were easy. Everything was perfect, except that the genre she’d transmigrated into wouldn’t pass censorship.
At least, that was what she’d thought at first.
Until she was told she’d once admired the moon with a lonely Immortal Venerable, treated an injured half-demon, and given a home to a destitute Fox Clan saintess.
Su Zhiyou: Huh?
Me?
Using the System to conceal their identities, they drew close to her, hoping for her favor.
All because, years ago, a young girl standing atop a high platform had cast them a distant glance.
Bright as the moon, one look to mistake for a lifetime.
*
Sui Yanli had spent his life arrogant and unrestrained, but there was one person who made him hesitate at every turn.
He stayed by the girl’s side for eight years. He’d seen her carefree smiles and wiped away her tears of despair.
The day Liuzishan fell,
amidst raging fires and crumbling ruins, he carried her on his back and fled step by step, begging her again and again, “Don’t fall asleep.”
Even as he lay gravely wounded, barely clinging to life.
*
If the immortals won’t ferry me across, then you will. I don’t need the far shore that saves all living beings. You are the sea of suffering I willingly sink into, the one I never want to be ferried across.
Content warnings:
1. Some characters have one-sided feelings for the female lead.
2. The story is plot-focused, with lots of foreshadowing.
3. The male lead is genuinely not right in the head early on, and he doesn’t exactly become normal later.
4. The worldbuilding is highly unconventional. This isn’t traditional cultivation fantasy.