Content warning: The author is not good at writing male leads split into fragments and failed to express their ideas well. If that's not your thing, run.
Blurb:
As the Heavenly Dao's representative, Wen Nian falls in love with a villain who might destroy the world and decides to reform him with love.
She makes thorough preparations.
First, she sets the timeline in the past, so she can correct some of the villain's misguided ideas while he is still young.
Next, she grabs a system skilled at winning people over to teach her how to win his heart.
The plan is perfect, but reality goes a little wrong. When she travels to the past, she discovers that the villain's soul has split into four parts and been placed in four different people.
The four are: Number One, who is single-mindedly bent on waging war and expanding his territory; Number Two, gentle and kind, who kills ten thousand to save one; Number Three, a flirt who turns cold and heartless after living off someone else's money; and Number Four, suspicious by nature, with a mind full of schemes and plots.
She needs to kill them. No, wait, get them to willingly die. Only then can she collect the fragments and redeem a Demon Emperor.
1:
System: "The story you have been assigned is that of a peerlessly beautiful princess of a fallen kingdom, and he is the culprit who destroyed your country..."
Wen Nian: "I get it. I should pretend to surrender, build up my strength, turn his subordinates against him, and then force him to his death."
System: "..." This is supposed to be a tragic romance, with three hundred thousand words of entangled love and hate, ending in one person's death and the other's suicide out of grief! It's not a revenge story about a strong female lead!
2:
System: "You are one of the ten thousand people he killed to save one. Your goal is..."
Wen Nian: "I get it. My goal is to beat him up and teach him that he shouldn't choose between options, he should take them all. If he can't do that, he can die."
System: "..." This is a story about struggling to survive and drawing his attention, then softening him with your own strength and humanity in a cycle of abuse, escape, and more abuse! Does this have anything to do with your original intention of reforming him with love?
3:
System: "This time, I've arranged for you to be the person he's living off. Please..."
Wen Nian: "I get it. I'll turn that easy living into hard labor, so he learns that his big sister is beautiful, but the knife in her hand is even more beautiful. A few rounds of that and he'll want to die."
System: "..." Fine. Let's just go with it.
4:
System: "This time..."
Wen Nian: "Enough. I get it. I just have to keep telling the truth so he suffers from his own suspicions, then trick him into dying after he turns over a new leaf."
System: "..."
5:
At last, after redeeming the Demon Emperor, Wen Nian takes his hand with tender affection and says, "Are you happy with what I did for you?"
Lou Yanqing: "..." Is something wrong with your head?
PS: One-on-one romance. The Demon Emperor is paired with the Heavenly Dao's representative. The male lead only appears in the female lead's memories, and the female lead has no romantic feelings for the fragments.
Theme: End the turmoil and find love.
I feel like it's a story that deserves more attention. Although it's a bit unpolished, it feels good overall. I like it.
Madam, do you want to expand it a little more? (Grab Madam's collar and shake it desperately, trying to shake it a little more and update it.) Why do I feel like I can't understand? (Fell to the ground exhausted)
It's so funny that my love brain was forced to become a career director
It's become a habit for my wife not to understand her writing. Who makes the character so charming?
Ah, this meme is really good. I thought it would be very long...
In fact, the plot design is very good, but it is a little rushed. Some things can be expanded on. Now it seems more like a detailed outline (?) But I like this idea very much!
In fact, the main line of the story is still very clear, but it feels like all the plots are piled together, like a ball of wool, which is a bit confusing. If it can be straightened out and there is a priority, it may feel better.
It's just my humble opinion. Come on, ma'am~
I originally thought the author was trying to say that Chang Siyu woke up too late. I was still wondering why he was too late. But I realized after half a day, ah, it turns out that the author woke up too late.
From what I saw, it suddenly ended. I wish you a happy life.
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I feel like it's a story that deserves more attention. Although it's a bit unpolished, it feels good overall. I like it.
Madam, do you want to expand it a little more? (Grab Madam's collar and shake it desperately, trying to shake it a little more and update it.) Why do I feel like I can't understand? (Fell to the ground exhausted)
It's so funny that my love brain was forced to become a career director
It's become a habit for my wife not to understand her writing. Who makes the character so charming?
Ah, this meme is really good. I thought it would be very long...
In fact, the plot design is very good, but it is a little rushed. Some things can be expanded on. Now it seems more like a detailed outline (?) But I like this idea very much!
In fact, the main line of the story is still very clear, but it feels like all the plots are piled together, like a ball of wool, which is a bit confusing. If it can be straightened out and there is a priority, it may feel better. It's just my humble opinion. Come on, ma'am~
I originally thought the author was trying to say that Chang Siyu woke up too late. I was still wondering why he was too late. But I realized after half a day, ah, it turns out that the author woke up too late.
From what I saw, it suddenly ended. I wish you a happy life.
It doesn't matter. Very well written.