After the Ruthless Daoist Deceived Me and Took My Body, the Enchantress Begs for Mercy Night After Night

Succubus vs. the Ruthless Path: The heroine sneaks into the hero’s dreams for a hundred midnight snacks, and he never even knows… She is a thousand-year-old locust tree spirit who feeds on the primordial essence of men in their dreams. A hundred years ago, a sword cultivator of the Ruthless Path sealed her inside the Tracing Jade Sword, stole her original consciousness, and nearly destroyed her form. Five hundred years later, he is reincarnated as the master of a Taoist temple. He travels the world with his sword, slaying demons and evil spirits, convinced that their pact has him under control. But he has no idea… By day, she helps him break formations and slay demons. At night, she enters his dreams, her locust-tree fragrance winding around his bones as she takes his primordial essence to restore her foundation, then wipes his memory when he wakes. Once, ten times, a hundred times. He remains aloof and self-controlled, his heart as still as a mirror, untouched by desire. Until one night, she makes a mistake. She doesn’t erase all of his memories. In the remnants of his dream, he sees the truth: he has fallen under her spell a hundred times. His Ruthless Path cracks, and his sword intent runs wild. It turns out he already broke his vows for her a hundred years ago, when he died sealing the formation’s core. And in this life, she has been treating him like a cultivation furnace. He thought he was the one controlling her. In truth, he was the one being used. Heavenly lightning can destroy demons, and a sword’s edge can sever dreams. When he approaches with his sword in hand, for the first time, what she fears isn’t true fire. It’s that he actually demands she pay him back double.