My Nemesis's White Moonlight Faked Their Death and Returned

Shi Qing transmigrates into a book and becomes a heaven-blessed prodigy in the cultivation world. But the System wants him to play the lovesick fool who pines for the original male lead, showering him with endless affection and indulgence. For the sake of the male lead, Shi Qing becomes sworn enemies with Xie Ciyou, the aloof, ruthless leader of the Immortal Alliance.

In the end, he even dies in the male lead's place on the eve of the Immortal-Demon War...

After completing the plot and faking his death, he is reborn thirty years later, only to find himself a frail, low-level “cripple.”

That's fine. At last he can lie flat in peace and be a carefree salted fish.

But fate refuses to leave him alone. When demonic energy runs amok, he gets caught up in the disaster, and the first person he runs into is none other than his sworn enemy, Xie Ciyou, who hates him to the core!

In his previous life, Shi Qing was always at odds with him, trading barbs and crossing swords to protect the male lead.

Now he's fallen into his sworn enemy's hands...

His enemy demands coldly, “Tell me. Who are you, really?”

Shi Qing trembles, trying to make up some story and bluff his way out...

Until one night, Xie Ciyou pins him against the edge of the bed. Overcome with desire, Shi Qing can barely catch his breath...

Only then does he realize that Xie Ciyou's so-called hatred means he wants to crush him to pieces, devour him whole!

So much for being pure and unsullied, so much for the aloof Immortal revered for his ascetic ways...

It's all a lie! Xie Ciyou is a shameless lecher!

Xie Ciyou's perspective: Gravely wounded in the Immortal-Demon War, he was rescued by his master... During the years he spent in seclusion, he looked back on his life and realized he always seemed to be one step too late...

He didn't understand the stirrings of his heart when they first met as boys. By the time he did, someone else was already always by that person's side.

That person was trapped in a perilous situation. By the time Xie Ciyou arrived, all he could do was save him from the brink of death.

He went out to find medicine for him and returned badly wounded, only to hear that the man planned to become Dao companions with someone else...

From then on, he was a step behind at every turn...

Even when it came to dying alongside him, he was one step too late, condemned to a lifetime of regret and unbearable pain...

[Aloof beauty sworn enemy gong, transmigrated-into-a-book beautiful, tragic white moonlight shou]

1. In his previous life, the shou transmigrated into a book and was forced to follow the plot to maintain his persona. Everyone, including the gong, believed he loved the male lead in the book, so they missed their chance.

2. The gong seems like an aloof iceberg, but in reality he's calculating and fiercely competitive. Once he realizes the shou has returned and doesn't want to go back to the male lead, he immediately plays along as if their feelings are mutual, though at first he planned to force him...

My completed novel next door: Saving the Beloved Protagonist of an Explicit Harem Novel?

Blurb:

After transmigrating into a cultivation novel from a certain flower-themed site, Nan Louxue thinks the book exists solely for smut. Everyone from the protagonist gong to the NPCs wants to get their hands on the harem protagonist shou...

The protagonist shou, Yun Qingyao, is the cultivation world's peerless beauty, as radiant as moonlight. His hypocritical master, senior and junior brothers, and the murderous Demon Lord all desire him, and he is repeatedly forced both physically and emotionally.

Those men fight over him until heaven and earth are torn apart, then reach a filthy agreement: they will share him.

And so Yun Qingyao becomes their plaything.

Nan Louxue transmigrates as a minor NPC. After looking over the plot, does he decide to save the protagonist one by one?

No!

He only wants to seize every opportunity and gather treasures while those crazies are busy getting it on. He'll focus on cultivating the Ruthless Dao and stay out of that mess.

And so...

On the day he first cultivates the Ruthless Dao, he catches his well-behaved junior brother pinning the protagonist shou to a bed, robes torn to his waist, just one step away from going all the way.

Nan Louxue silently repeats: Other people's karma is none of my business.

The protagonist shou notices him hiding in the shadows and gazes at him through tear-filled eyes, lips trembling as he silently begs for help.

Nan Louxue closes his eyes. When he opens them, his sword has pierced his junior brother's chest.

But the opportunity hidden in the corner is accidentally swallowed by the protagonist shou. Under the treasure's scorching effects, the man instead drags Nan Louxue beneath the bed curtains and pins him down.

Ten days later, Nan Louxue clutches his sore waist and stumbles away from the scene.

So what if he lost his virginity? His Dao Heart is still intact!

Later, as he makes another breakthrough in the Ruthless Dao, he hides in the treetops and watches his senior brother ensnare the protagonist shou with a scheme. His clothes are disheveled, and his struggles grow weaker.

Nan Louxue looks up at the clouds: This has nothing to do with me... Wait, why did that hypocrite senior brother get the treasure?

He swoops down, kills him, takes the treasure, and “does the right thing.”

He leaves without a trace, his Dao Heart still intact!

Until his Ruthless Dao is on the verge of completion, with just one final step left: killing his beloved to prove his Dao.

Nan Louxue has learned his lesson. This is the part where his master forces the protagonist shou. He offers himself to the Demon Lord, intending to seduce him, become Dao companions with him, and then kill him. He'll rid the world of a menace and prove his Dao at the same time.

His clothes half undone, he straddles the Demon Lord's waist. Just as his lips are about to brush the man's neck and the sword in his hand is about to strike, the door crashes open.

The protagonist shou stands outside, his shattered gaze reflecting Nan Louxue's wanton pose.

Later, Nan Louxue is pinned to the bed, his whole body quivering with pleasure.

The man leans down and bites his earlobe. Tears fall into his cold eyes, and his hoarse voice sounds almost like a sob: “If you want to prove your Dao... then kill me.”

[Original protagonist shou: radiant, beloved by all, gong; transmigrated-into-a-book shou: focused on his career and the Ruthless Dao]

One-on-one, both pure, happy ending

Not a proper Ruthless Dao story. The shou has no interest in romance but can't help rescuing people in trouble.

Theme: Stay true to your original intentions, and good deeds will be rewarded.