Ye Luoli: Wang Mo's Tomie Constitution

Wang Mo opens her eyes and finds herself the “kind” heroine of the Ye Luoli story.

With the script in hand, she can only find it ironic. This “Wang Mo” is selfless and friendly, while the real her is selfish and cold-blooded, and only wants to go home.

The System tells her that following the main plot to the end is her only way back.

She plans to go through the motions, but gradually discovers that something seems off about this body.

When she's injured and a drop of blood falls, a frenzied obsession flares in the eyes of those around her;

A casual glance draws lingering, hungry stares;

Even when she merely stands still, it feels as if countless hands in the shadows are trying to drag her into the abyss.

As the crises in the fairy realm and human world arrive right on schedule, she's forced into the spotlight to play the “savior.”

But the gazes from the shadows grow ever more feverish:

The eyes of her former companions slowly change;

Strangers she meets by chance murmur that they “want a petal” of hers;

Even characters who should be her enemies show a strange tenderness in the midst of their clashes.

She holds the script in her hands, but it can't capture the greed buried in people's hearts.

The main plot must move forward,

but every voice calling her name

conceals a desire to tear her apart and devour her.

“Follow the plot, then go home.”

She repeats it to herself, trying to ignore the hands that cross the line, the burning breaths, and the sound of a lock turning in the dead of night.

On this stage where everyone is slowly losing control,

the only “weapon” she can use

is this body she herself despises, a body that invites disaster.

And the greatest danger may be this:

When the story finally reaches its end,

will those who have already succumbed to their obsession

really let her leave?