They Say the Enchantress Sealed Off Her Heart (Quick Transmigration)

Luo Ziqing is a seductive demon. She is shameless and fickle to the core, with a natural aura that makes everyone fall for her. Yet she always seems cool and aloof, like an unswayable celestial immortal.

The cultivators, unaware of the truth, can only admire her from afar, too afraid to approach.

Feeling their passionate gazes, Luo Ziqing remains icy: "You good-for-nothings, if you like me, come over and confess!"

Everyone: "Immortal Luo is like a deity. How could I defile her with such impure feelings?"

With all the cowards in the cultivation world too afraid to confess, Luo Ziqing, who is anything but well-behaved at heart, decisively follows the "You’re a scumbag? I’m an even bigger scumbag" System into countless small worlds.

After a campus goddess gets dumped, she devotes herself to studying:

Scumbag, male idol, everyone loves me. I’ll play with love after getting hurt.

After a city influencer gets dumped, she devotes herself to her career:

Scumbag, you came crawling back? The movie emperor and CEO both love me, but I just want to make money and keep a cute younger boyfriend.

After an ancient-era legitimate daughter gets dumped, she retreats to a life of prayer:

I know you treated me as a substitute. My heart is dead, so I’ll retreat from the world and devote myself to Buddha (and handsome monks). But then the emperor and chancellor fall for me, and the general regrets dumping me.

At last, Luo Ziqing, who has always maintained her aloof persona, has an excuse to flirt among a crowd of beauties. It couldn’t be more wonderful!

Everyone: "Why give up on love because of him? I love you with all my heart."

Luo Ziqing: "I can’t love again." (Move it, don’t block me from flirting.)

Theme: Clear lines between love and hate