I Accidentally Won Over the Villain I Was Supposed to Kill

Coming next: Senior Sister [Oblivious mission-taker x beautiful, tragic Demon Emperor] After traveling through countless planes, Song Luo's ultimate mission is to assassinate the Demon Emperor who is throwing the Three Realms into chaos. Only then can she go home. Rumor has it the Demon Emperor is savage and terrifying, and the slightest misstep could cost her life. The good news: The Demon Emperor won't kill her. The bad news: He'll make her suffer! He keeps her by his side, making her sweep the floor, grind ink, and wash clothes, while forcing her to face one assassination attempt after another. But no one knows that every time Teng Suitan's feelings for her deepen, he suffers an excruciating pain. When she is poisoned and on the brink of death, he unhesitatingly offers his life-saving reverse scale and risks his life to protect her. The System asks her if she's fallen for him. Song Luo stubbornly insists, “How could an assassin fall in love with her target?” Her words, spoken against her heart, reach the young man hiding in the shadows. Only when the flowers lie scattered across the ground does Song Luo finally realize: It isn't that she refuses to fall in love. She is incapable of feeling love at all. She gave up on killing Teng Suitan long ago. He's a good person, not a villain. * Everyone gathers at the Spirit-Slaying Platform to judge the Demon Emperor, eager to destroy him once and for all. Killing intent surges everywhere. The young man standing on the platform gives up resisting. The young Demon Emperor has learned a lesson: Love means letting go. It means granting someone's wish. He will send Song Luo home. Content notes: 1. The male lead suffers one-sided angst in the beginning. The heroine is slow to recognize her feelings, but gradually comes around later. 2. The story focuses on the ensemble cast. 3. This is the author's first novel. Theme: Seeing isn't always believing