Luo Yao spent hundreds of years roaming the cultivation world. She broke the Buddhist monks' abstinence vows, became the tribulation of the heart for an emotionless Dao Master, stole the marriage fate of a demon ancestor, and got involved with countless gifted disciples from sects of every kind.
Whenever the grandmasters of those sects saw her, they wished they could grab their juniors and take a detour, afraid their disciples would be lured into worldly affairs by her, lose themselves in romance, and ultimately lose their Dao hearts.
At that, Luo Yao gave a coy, flirtatious smile and carried on as she pleased, tending to the fish in her heart's sea.
Until one day, she discovered that she had not transmigrated, but transmigrated into a book.
And not just any book: she was the minor villainess with low cultivation and an ugly face, repeatedly used by the heroine as a stepping-stone?
And all those fish she had been raising were the male leads and supporting male characters who would do anything for the heroine?
Luo Yao: This really feels like getting screwed over...
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Luo Yao's Rules for Being a Player, No. 1
Since ancient times, true devotion has never been enough to keep someone. Only a good strategy can win a heart.
A true master of romance doesn't win someone over by sleeping with him. She makes him fall for her unique soul, until he willingly becomes hers to toy with.
Later, on a sunny afternoon, a peerlessly elegant man opened this book of rules. Slowly, bit by bit, his brows furrowed.
[Reading Guide (Warnings)]
1. The heroine flirts with men and keeps a harem without taking responsibility. The heroine is not a virgin, but the male lead is.
2. Some of the flirting techniques described are entirely fictional. Do not imitate them.
3. When the heroine gets carried away, she may use some PUA tactics, but the author is truly innocent.
Premise: Beware of scumbag women and men
