[Yandere + Yuri + One-on-One Romance + Pure Love + Cuddles]
[The seemingly upright heroine is secretly a dark, twisted little girl]
Overnight, Ruan Tang transmigrated into the very ending of a novel.
The entire plot had already wrapped up. There was no story left to play out, and no way to make a move. Looking at a world with no room to act, Ruan Tang gave up completely and decided to start over. "How am I supposed to play this? I might as well restart from the beginning!"
Then the unexpected happened: she came back to life and was bound to a Salvation System. But every blessing comes with a curse. One terrible piece of news followed another: she had an incurable terminal illness.
Ruan Tang broke down on the spot, wailing as she hurried to calm the agitated System. Fortunately, the System was exclusive to the protagonist and gave her a single mission: save the tragic protagonist, Mo Xiaoyue.
Ruan Tang carried out her mission diligently, doing her best to gently stay by the moonlike girl's side and heal her obsessive, gloomy nature, all while trying not to fall for her herself.
But everything spiraled completely out of control, and the story went wildly off script.
The yandere Mo Xiaoyue, who was supposed to be saved and kept under Ruan Tang's thumb, gradually turned Ruan Tang into an extreme yandere instead.
When Mo Xiaoyue realized what was happening, a chill ran down her back. Bewildered and flustered, she asked in a trembling whisper, "Big Sis, you... what's wrong?"
Ruan Tang smiled, her voice gentle and harmless. "It's nothing, Xiaoyue!"
A playful glint flashed in Ruan Tang's eyes as a new idea took shape in her mind. The next second, her warmth vanished, and her voice turned cold and resolute. "Mo Xiaoyue, I never loved you at all!"
No way, you're really writing down everything you dream about! [Thunderbolt][Thunderbolt][Thunderbolt]
I'll give myself a five-star review, okay? ₍^˶ ╸𖥦 ╸˵^₎⟆
What's this guy's bio saying? [·_·?]
Could the author provide a brief introduction?
You can do it! Keep it up!
Overall it's still very good.
Okay, let's build up the book to 300,000 words first, then we'll look at it.