After Winning Over the Black-Lotus Villain, I Became His White Moonlight

[System + sword cultivator + ensemble cast + devoted couples + the Way of All Living Things]

After transmigrating to another world, Lin Chaoxi is forced to win over a demon-villain. She is at a loss.

The System tries to persuade her nicely: Once we finish this job, we can go back to being wage slaves!

Lin Chaoxi: Thanks, but absolutely not.

The demon is in a terrible state, and Lin Chaoxi worries that if anything happens to him and he kicks the bucket, there’ll be no need to talk about completing the mission. The story will just end.

So she fawns over Yue Xun and tells him jokes, while also wondering how she can get home sooner.

But her affection score refuses to budge.

How frustrating.

Lin Chaoxi: Tomorrow, I’m definitely keeping my distance from Yue Xun. I’ll show him I’m not that easy to win over!

The next day.

Lin Chaoxi: Yue Xun, pay attention to me!

Yue Xun watches Lin Chaoxi warily, trying to figure out what trick she is up to.

She is foolish, lazy, and greedy, the very sort of vulgar person he despises most. So when Lin Chaoxi tells him again and again how sincere she is, Yue Xun scoffs.

Later, her identity is exposed.

Amid the endless snow, she stands alone with her sword, determined to take him far away from this place of trouble.

In the end, as her blood runs dry, she points the way home for him.

In that moment, he forgets all the years of hiding and restraint. Her image fills his mind.

Everyone says Yue Xun has gone mad, resorting to all kinds of secret arts to summon her soul.

But no one knows that his beloved...

died in the snow three hundred years ago.