Su Wan transmigrates into a male-oriented cultivation fantasy, becoming a disposable female character in the male lead’s harem.
The System she’s bound to tells her: win over the ultimate villain, Mo Jinyuan, and you’ll get a hundred million.
Su Wan: “A hundred million? I’m in!”
She throws herself at the villain and lets him kidnap her, carefully plans ways to raise his affection, brings him comfort and delicious food, and tends to him whenever he’s injured. She’s determined to win the demon’s heart.
Meanwhile
Mo Jinyuan, the young master of the Ten Thousand Demons Hall and the biggest villain in the book, is a ruthless, merciless killer.
No one knows that beneath that face is a top-tier lawyer who transmigrated here, bound to a “Villain Persona Maintenance System.” If he breaks character by more than 50 percent, he’ll be erased.
Watching the woman in front of him, who’s gone full drama queen and is putting on an earnest performance as a “fragile, unattainable first love,” Gu Yan remains expressionless.
This woman is a terrible actress.
But… she’s kind of interesting.
And so
She thinks he’s a real demon, and puts her heart into playing the unattainable first love.
He thinks she’s a character from the original story, and puts his heart into playing the great villain.
Two transmigrators, each with their own agenda, try to out-act each other.
Until one day, in her desperation, Su Wan blurts out, “Holy crap!”
Mo Jinyuan instinctively replies, “You transmigrated too?”
The air suddenly goes still.
Su Wan: “…”
Mo Jinyuan: “…”
In unison: “What kind of System do you have?”
