Could You Please Respect the Original Story?

Ning Yi transmigrated into a book and was struggling to follow the plot, cautiously and with great difficulty.

She had written the book herself, but left it unfinished. Now she had to write the ending.

The sinister villain kept watching her, afraid she’d tell the righteous protagonist that he was a demon.

He needn’t worry. She’d never hurt him, no matter who else did.

He’d better not dare die before the ending.

*

By the middle of the story, the plot had gone completely off the rails.

The cool white jade hilt of a sword kept resting against Ning Yi’s waist.

Its owner was always just half a step away.

Ning Yi discreetly edged farther and farther away.

Then, one night, the sword’s owner finally lost patience.

He wrapped his arms tightly around her waist from behind.

“Ning Yuse, in this life and the next, you can only be with me.”

“If you look at that mortal again, I’ll send him off to be reincarnated.”

*

Lu Zhisheng was born a demon. He wandered as a child, cultivated immortality in his youth, and later came close to having his soul scattered. He hated the Heavenly Dao. Why had he been born to suffer so much? He would make every living thing in the world suffer and teach them what pain was.

In the end, he regretted it.

He didn’t want his beloved to spend her days beside a demon, fearing she might be assassinated at any moment.

Nor did he want her to bear the infamy of ten thousand generations.

So when the war between immortals and demons began, he never once looked back.

Ning Yuse, I’ll help you ascend to godhood.

Thank you for loving me.

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Maka Baka Tiger-Eater × outwardly cold, inwardly complicated type

Happy ending

Theme: Your fate is mine to decide, not Heaven’s