[All Villains + Everyone’s Favorite + Fake-Death Tragedy + Multiple Versions of the Male Lead + Everyone Faces a Road to Ruin]
Shen Wan is the “heartless” seductress with the best performance record at the Time Management Bureau. Her mission: win over the top male leads, all aloof and sworn off love, make them fall for her, then abandon them cruelly and harvest their regret points.
[World One: Ascetic Imperial Preceptor vs. Seductress of the Altar] He is the aloof Buddhist monk who has guarded Great Xia for twenty years, untouched by worldly concerns. She is a seductress who serves as medicine to tame a tiger, carefully plotting every step. When they first meet, he sits high upon his lotus throne: “Demon, stay away from me.” Later, on a rainy night in a ruined temple, his prayer beads scatter across the floor, and his eyes turn bloodshot. “Wanwan, I’m done practicing Buddhism. You’re all I want.” The day Shen Wan dies in his arms, the holy monk’s hair turns white overnight, and he bathes the imperial city in blood.
[World Two: Mad Wolf King vs. Princess Sent Away to Marry] “I believe in neither gods nor Buddhas. I believe only in the blade in my hand and in you.” For her, he lays down his weapon and gladly becomes her devoted servant. But she turns around and jumps from the city wall, leaving no body behind.
[World Three: Obsessive Regent vs. Golden Bird in a Cage] “If I break your legs, will you finally stop running?” Too bad the cage is still there, but the bird’s heart is dead.
[Return to Reality: The Battlefield of Love Begins] When Shen Wan wakes in the real world with a huge cash prize, the trillionaire tycoon, carrying the memories of all three worlds, corners her with red-rimmed eyes. “You’ve deceived me for three lifetimes. This time... where do you think you’re running?”
The characters are vividly described and very beautiful 🥰🥰
It's so beautiful ~ I really like the heroine's decisiveness and the hero's downfall
The three sliced male protagonists have distinct personalities. Each story is very interesting. It is short but perfectly expressed. The author is great.