Whose Host Courts Villains Like This?

[Two male leads] [Rational] [No bad ending]

After transmigrating into the body of a little fox demon who doesn’t survive three chapters in the book, Xu Bai faces three hellish problems from the start:

First, his current body belongs to the demon race.

Second, the book’s ultimate villain, Si Jin, hates demons to the core.

Third, the System orders him to win the villain over, and his favorability starts at -200%.

Xu Bai chooses to cling to the male lead’s leg to stay alive, but accidentally falls into the great villain’s arms instead.

The villain wants to kill him, but can’t. A broken little bell has bound them together in a symbiotic relationship.

The villain wants to shake him off, but can’t. This fox has thicker skin than a city wall.

In the end, the villain decides to give him the cold shoulder. But then he sits by the window in the middle of the night, brooding for three hours, and then:

[Ding! Favorability +20%.]

Xu Bai: “...Wait, what’s wrong with you?”

“If you say you like me, then kiss me.”

“Okay.” Xu Bai rose onto his toes and kissed him.

Si Jin, the Demon Lord feared throughout the Six Realms, had lived for hundreds of years without ever being manipulated by anyone.

Until he met a fox.

“Ding, the great villain is winning himself over.”