The Demon Lord's Evil Side Is… Righteous? Forget Winning Them Over, Just Keep Your Head Down

[Transmigrate into a book + Cultivation + Fantasy + System + Both Leads Are Each Other’s One and Only + 1v1 + A Touch of Ensemble Cast + Slight Reverse Transmigration]

[Easygoing yet resilient college girl × a devilishly righteous Demon Lord]

Ren Yanqing transmigrates into a book, becoming a female ghost at the moment her Daoist partner cuts out her heart and core and abandons her in the wilderness.

To stay alive, Ren Yanqing turns around and throws herself into the Demon Lord’s arms.

But shouldn’t a Demon Lord be the wicked, domineering type who kills people on a whim?

Ren Yanqing is all ready to grovel and keep her head down, figuring that staying alive is a win. She never expected the Demon Lord to be so wickedly righteous.

Which Demon Lord would help you kill a creep, give you a place to live, and provide you with endless spiritual artifacts and spiritual power?

This isn’t a Demon Lord. He’s the very light of righteousness.

*

Ren Yanqing knows herself well enough to realize that luck is never on her side. You don’t get something for nothing.

But nobody told her there could be a story within a story!

So when she meets the Demon Lord as a cultivator from a hundred years ago, and again as an emperor from two hundred years ago, Ren Yanqing’s face twists as she says:

[System, your Demon Lord’s backstory is really complicated.]

But she has to do this, no matter how complicated it gets, if she wants to go home!

It’s just a matter of winning him over, so why... why did her target die first?

Does that even make sense?

#The Demon Lord is wickedly righteous, while I’m busy trying to stay alive

#Help! What do I do when my boyfriend splits into three?

*

Gu Jiangye has always known that the person he loves is a soul from another world.

She was with him for only a brief part of his life, yet she stayed by his side through the three hardest, most helpless periods he ever faced.

He lived because of her, and he was meant to die for her.

But she said:

[I don’t want you to die for me. I want us to live together.]