My Aloof Archrival Keeps Trying to Woo Me

Pei Muxue is the greatest spirit cultivator under heaven. He has a sworn enemy named Li Wuqing.

Li Wuqing is aloof and taciturn, yet behaves strangely, going out of his way to show up and pick fights with him.

They trade overt and covert blows, countering each other's every move.

Until one day, Pei Muxue is unfortunate enough to turn into a baby bird, and Li Wuqing takes him home.

He puffs up his soft, fluffy white feathers and gazes at his reflection with round, watery eyes. Seeing the tuft of hair sticking straight up on his head is like a bolt from the blue.

Li Wuqing's face remains as cold as ever as he sets out some grain before him. "Here, time to eat."

Why did this happen to him? Can they still be sworn enemies like this?

Holding a book titled One Hundred Ways to Woo a Dao Companion, Li Wuqing strokes his soft, fluffy little white bird and says, "I think Pei Muxue likes me, and I like him too."

Pei Muxue: ???!

The person he likes is clearly Wu Ling, the dashing young lord of the demonic sect!

Sure, Wu Ling wears a hat that conceals his face, and he has never shown his true appearance, but Pei Muxue isn't shallow enough to care about looks. No matter how handsome Li Wuqing is, he won't give in!

And so his daily life becomes:

Wu Ling: "I like you."

Li Wuqing: "I like you more than he does."

Later, when Pei Muxue learns the truth, tears stream down his face. How should he punish his dramatic lover who was hiding behind a secret identity? Answers wanted, ASAP!

One-on-one romance, happy ending.

Coming soon: I Transmigrated into a Book and Played the Scumbag to a Villain Desperate to Marry

The protagonist transmigrates into the male lead of a cultivation harem novel.

When he arrives, the villain has a sword at his throat.

"Y-You, sir, aren't you looking for a wife? I could..."

"You could?"

The villain looks as if he's been struck by lightning, his expression shifting unpredictably before settling into shy, tender affection.

He reaches out and pulls the male lead into his arms. "Don't betray me."

Male lead: ???

He meant he could hand over all those wives, as long as he got to keep the goddess he loved!

And so, he flirts and runs. Being a scumbag is thrilling.

Before, the villain chased him to kill him.

Now, the villain chases off every admirer who comes his way.

The original owner's gentle first wife: "He's truly someone worth entrusting your life to."

The villain appears: "That's right. He's mine now."

The original owner's haughty second wife: "This lady doesn't like him at all!"

The villain appears: "You can't dislike him, and you can't like him either."

The male lead remains unruffled, ignoring the chaos behind him as he focuses on finding the goddess he loves most.

One day, his wish comes true. Overcome with excitement, he confesses to the goddess's back: "I love you!"

The villain, dressed in disguise and wearing his hair loose, turns around. "Say it louder. I like hearing it."

Theme: Uncovering one's origins, saving one's homeland, calling forth the kindness within, and rekindling one's love for the world.