Isn't He the Big Bad? How Did He Become a Hopeless Romantic?

[1v1 + unconventional cultivation + ensemble cast elements + a little angst but lots of sweetness + power fantasy]

A sunny, no-cooldown witch X a lovesick, gloomy nine-tailed fox demon

Bai Yusheng transmigrated into a melodramatic cultivation novel, where the heroine was constantly tormented in body and heart by the male lead because of the vicious supporting female character.

Bai Yusheng was that vicious supporting female character.

Her mission was to maintain the character’s persona and keep the plot moving smoothly.

Still, things weren’t all bad. Before leaving, the System had prepared a newcomer’s gift for her.

But the System seemed to have gotten mixed up. Why else would she have received a magic wand and a flying broom in the cultivation world?

Bai Yusheng tentatively climbed onto the broom. Hey, it really worked!

The best thing about the wand was that as long as Bai Yusheng had spiritual energy, she could cast spells.

So while her fellow disciples were still fighting up close with swords, covered in grime, Bai Yusheng calmly raised her wand: “Avada Kedavra!”

The male lead’s version:

Lu Yangui had been considered a jinx since childhood. Because he was a fox demon, his entire family was wiped out, and everyone despised him.

That was why he knew how to use his looks to win people over.

He concealed his identity and joined a sect, only to discover that his little senior sister was unlike anyone else.

She didn’t do things the usual way. She just carried a stick and muttered incomprehensible words.

Sometimes she would keep targeting a certain woman, although she failed every time.

But she would treat his injuries, make him pastries, and smile as she told him that her little junior brother was the best.

Most importantly, she didn’t hate his ears or tail.

Lu Yangui thought that perhaps Heaven really had taken pity on him and sent her to his side. But if anyone wanted to take her from him, they would have to step over his corpse.

(Content warnings are in the author’s note for Chapter 1.)