A laid-back, balding programmer has been transported into a book.
At first, she thought she was following the script of a household-intrigue drama.
Then her father dealt her a crushing blow, completely reshaping her worldview.
Next, she thought she was following the script of a Mary Sue cultivation power fantasy.
Then she was told she was merely an insignificant passerby in the book.
Forget it. Goodbye. I'm out. I'm done playing.
QAQ
Coming soon: The Demon Lord Is Very Dedicated Today [Book Transmigration]
Chu Ling is a villainess transported into a book, and the strongest fighter in the story. She has always worked diligently to contribute her part to the male lead's grand undertaking.
At least, that's what she thinks.
She's gone to great lengths to help the male lead claim the opportunities meant for him and set foot on the Great Dao.
The System collapses on the spot as its Host kicks the male lead off a cliff, then even takes the time to stab him before he falls. [Is this what you call dedication? The male lead is going to die! Aaaaaah!!]
Under the male lead's incredulous, wounded gaze, Chu Ling gently covers her lips and says, "How am I not dedicated? I even coughed up blood."
A certain holy monk: *claps enthusiastically*
Chaotic evil demoness x pseudo-holy monk who went astray halfway through
Theme: Grow through adversity, cherish life, and work hard at cultivation
Why can't I feel that they are in love at all?? I only saw a scheming villain deceiving the innocent girl of luck, trying to steal her luck and snatch the treasure?? I always have a feeling that the heroine will become an unlucky one! Every time I see that male protagonist appear, I feel horrified and wish he could go to heaven and stop pestering the hard-working female protagonist!
The ending was too hasty. Alas, it would be great if more could be written.
It's time to roll your eyes. . . If you are very powerful, you will just eat soft food if you don't work. . . . But. . . The soft rice tastes so good. I want to be protected too.
The book was quite good, but the ending felt a little rushed.
I'm really speechless. I have an inexplicable feeling that the male protagonist is there.
The ending is too hasty, right?
You forgot your wife Xuanxuan
Congratulations on finishing spreading flowers
The book was quite good, but the ending felt a little rushed.
Some things were not explained clearly and it was over.