Playing the Demon King (Quick Transmigration)

A great demon king who loves acting reaches the peak of her craft, but simply being an actress is no longer enough. So she reaches out her wicked hands toward countless novel worlds with predetermined plots. "From now on, these worlds are all my soundstages. Let's see how these scripts should be performed."

When she opens a campus novel and manually changes its youthful romance script into a supernatural horror script, this is what she tells the original heroine: "Actually, I'm only a weak pawn called the Lord God, someone who controls fate."

"Do you hate your fate? Then why not fight it to the very end?"

Years later, the once-timid heroine slays demons and subdues monsters, traveling to the ends of the earth in search of her old friend and guide.

"Wherever you are, I'll find you and save you from the Lord God. I will never let anyone else control your fate again."

The Lord God, forced to play the mastermind after having countless territories stolen away (trembling with fear): Waaaah~

First script: When a campus novel turns into a supernatural horror story.

Second script: The real heiress from a parallel world.

Third script: The spoiled, demanding darling wants to make a name for herself.

Fourth script: Senior Sister says there is such a thing as a kindred spirit in this world.

A certain great demon king: I'm the protagonist of this book (the most evil villain) / Anyone worse than me has to die / Lawful evil (?) / Why do you always force me to act? Wouldn't it be better to perform with me? / After all, I'm just a devil who loves acting / I'll devote my infinite life to an even more infinite acting career / No CP, no romance

The protagonist isn't human. She doesn't kill indiscriminately, but she has no heart and is a real piece of work. Acting runs through her entire life, so be warned and don't let her acting fool you.

She's not likely to be exposed, since when other people are exposed, it leads to a deadly love triangle, but when the great demon king is exposed, it leads to a funeral pyre.

And the foolish author is nothing but a pitiful chronicler (sighs and lights a cigarette).

Part of a series. You can understand this story even if you haven't read the previous book, The Devil's Script.

Theme: Break free from your predetermined fate and live a different life.