The Calamity of the Gods: After Transmigrating into a Book, I'm Caught Between Two Men
Su Wan, who died suddenly after pulling an all-nighter, transmigrates into Investiture of the Gods and discovers that the original novel in her hands can change its own words!
The supposed cannon fodder turns into a dark horse, while the character who's meant to die keeps bouncing around in perfect health. Even more absurdly, the aloof Imperial Preceptor Xuan Ze uses an imitation Yin-Yang Mirror to examine her every day, suspecting she's a bug sent by the Heavenly Dao. The demon lord of the Jie Sect, Mo Han, is even more direct. He grabs her face and demands, “Little mortal, why do you smell like me?”
One has silver hair and violet eyes, restrained and chaste, as cold as the moon, yet he quietly allows her to shatter his thousand-year-old plans again and again.
The other has fiery red hair and golden eyes, wild and roguish as a blazing flame. He acts annoyed, yet her blunt “I'm just being honest” remarks leave him speechless and sulking.
These two mighty cultivators turn every day into a battle for her affection, while Su Wan only wants to survive the deadly game of the Investiture of the Gods.
But she doesn't know that the Investiture of the Gods is a spiritual-energy recycling scheme, that Nuwa may be a transmigrator from a previous cycle, or that her “limited-time daily mind-reading” ability will vanish completely as soon as she falls in love...
With the great war between the Chan and Jie sects about to break out, the Heavenly Dao demands she follow the script. She just smiles and tears up the original novel:
“If I want to bring order back to heaven and earth, will you come make a little trouble with me?”
What does fate matter? I'm changing this story, no matter what.
