I Got a Happy Ending with God After Becoming a Fallen Angel

Moira transmigrates into a book as its villain, a fallen angel who betrayed the God of Light. The god has silver hair and a holy, beautiful face. With eternal compassion in his heart, he loves all his creations equally. His cool, sacred gaze never lingers on her for long. The god's beauty makes Moira's heart flutter, but if she had to choose someone to fall in love with, he would be her last choice. He is aloof, perfect, and boring. She can't even imagine him falling in love. Falling in love with a god after transmigrating into a book? Not happening. She'll just follow the plot, jump into the abyss, and go home. * On the day fate comes to pass, Moira falls into the abyss amid the angels' curses. As she closes her eyes and waits to die The God of Darkness rises from the abyss and draws her into his arms. He is no longer fair, no longer holy, no longer light. He wants only to keep her for himself. "Even if you choose this path, you will still fall into my arms." "I'm afraid," the god murmurs, lowering his eyes to kiss her brows and cheeks, his voice soft as a whisper, his black hair spreading like the eternal night, "you can't escape me." >>> Please add my upcoming novel to your collection~ Will the Saintess of Light Crash and Burn Today? Loya transmigrates into a Mary Sue novel as the foil to its gentle, kind heroine: the spoiled, vicious Saintess of Light. Naturally, she meets a grisly end, left without a body after being accused of "blasphemy." The System promises to send her home if she completes the plot. Loya: I can play a wicked villainess, but what's this "blasphemy" business supposed to mean? The God of Light is far above her, and her prayers can't reach him. He can't even sense her when she sleeps hugging a statue of him. So how is she supposed to commit blasphemy? Loya decides to take another approach and give the god a mental shock. A few days later, The Domineering God Falls for Me, The God of Light's Contract Lover, and Night's Temptation: God, Be Gentle With Me appear on the streets throughout the royal capital, and people eagerly pass them around. Since the content is mortifying, Loya tries desperately to keep her secret identity hidden, deciding to reveal herself only at the end of the story. Who would have thought that her "books" would be so well received inside the temple? High Priest: God loves all people. His Holiness the God of Light personally sacrificed himself to save a lost lamb. I'm in tears. Bishop: ...It's actually pretty good? Damn it, why is it serialized? Nun: Can His Holiness really do it x times in one night? Saint: Who wrote this? Come out and publish the next volume! Loya trembles with fear. After finally completing the plot, she reveals her pen name and holds a book signing, inviting everyone from the temple. She is just waiting to anger the god, fake her death, and go home. The signing goes smoothly until a silver-haired beauty claims to be her number-one fan and asks for an autograph. Loya cautiously asks, "Who are you...?" The cool, beautiful silver-haired young man gazes at her gently, his voice pure and sacred. "The God of Light." Loya: ??? Theme: Stay optimistic even in adversity