Did the Dark God Confess to the Saintess Today?

Nan Ting is transmigrated into a novel as a cannon-fodder character, and is hunted by the Temple of Light from the start.

Forced to leap off a cliff to escape, she also disturbs the Dark God’s long slumber.

In the book, the Dark God is a mysterious and powerful evil deity, a taboo in the mortal world who is foretold to bring about its end.

To disturb the deity means Nan Ting is as good as dead.

The breathtakingly beautiful god lies in a tomb of bones and roses.

Long lashes tremble, and the deity is about to open their eyes.

Just then, a young woman presses a soft kiss to the deity’s lips.

Nan Ting: ...Waking the god with a kiss has to give me a better chance of survival than waking them with a racket.

Later on

She not only becomes the Dark Saintess, but also brings the Dark God down from the divine throne.

The god walks toward her from a shadowy temple, wings brushing the roses blooming in the abyss. Kneeling before her, the deity’s red eyes gleam with captivating beauty, and their voice is filled with delight.

“Become my divine queen and share my crown. Let the realm of demons have a mistress.”

“Or sleep forever in my arms, never to open your eyes again.”

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Luo Ya is transmigrated into a Mary Sue novel as the female antagonist, a spoiled and wicked Light Saintess who serves as a foil to the gentle, kindhearted heroine.

Naturally, she meets a terrible end, dying without a body left behind for the crime of “blasphemy.”

The System promises to send her home if she follows the plot.

Luo Ya: I can play a wicked antagonist just fine, but what exactly does “blasphemy” mean?

The God of Light is high above the world, and her prayers can’t reach the deity. Even if she slept hugging a statue, the god wouldn’t feel a thing.

How could she possibly commit blasphemy?

Luo Ya decides to try another approach and give the god some mental pollution.

A few days later, The Domineering God Falls in Love with Me, The God of Light’s Contract Lover, and Temptation at Night: My God, Be Gentle When You Spoil Me appear on every street in the royal city. People eagerly pass them around.

The content is so embarrassing that Luo Ya tries hard to keep her secret identity under wraps, planning to reveal herself only at the end of the story.

Who could have guessed that her “works” would become a hit inside the temple?

High Priest: The god loves all people. His Holiness the God of Light personally offered 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 update the next volume!

Luo Ya trembles in fear.

After finally making it through the plot, she reveals her pen name and holds a book signing, inviting everyone from the temple.

She’s 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 her for an autograph.

Luo Ya cautiously asks, “You are...?”

The cool, stunning silver-haired young man gazes at her tenderly, his voice as holy as ever. “The God of Light.”

Luo Ya: ???

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