The Villainous Senior Brother Doesn't Want to Become a Demon [Book Transmigration]

[Big Ideas, Twists and Turns, Lots of Reversals, Lots of Foreshadowing, Lots of Amnesia, Enter at Your Own Risk!] [Important Warning Up Front: This is an atypical transmigration into a book story, and all the causes and consequences are revealed only at the end! The gong is forced to wear a secret identity (a puppy persona, featured in the first half), and the shou suspects him. Later, because the secret identity has special significance, the shou chooses to turn a blind eye. If you can't accept that, please don't read!] [Little angels who decide to dive in, please be sure to check the detailed warnings below.] Coming soon: I Became Everyone's Favorite After Refusing to Cultivate the Heartless Dao. If it catches your eye, please add it to your favorites and show it some love! Blurb: Bai Fanlu transmigrates into a xianxia novel and becomes the villainous Demon Lord. In the original story, the Demon Lord had once held a high position among the immortals and enjoyed a bright future. Unfortunately, he fell in love with the male protagonist, turned demonic for his sake, and eventually met a tragic end, his soul scattered into oblivion. Bai Fanlu can't accept such idiotic plot nonsense. The Demon Lord's reason for turning evil is completely unconvincing. He's clearly an upstanding gentleman! Of course, the most important reason is that the Demon Lord has the same name as him. System: I'll give you a chance to prove yourself. Bai Fanlu: ? System: Stay good until the end, and once the male lead has saved the world, you can go home. Bai Fanlu: ...What if I turn evil? System: Then you'll be cannon fodder, naturally. Bai Fanlu thinks that to avoid turning evil, he must stick to three principles: 1. No physical contact with the male lead. 2. No entanglements or grudges with the male lead. 3. No emotional exchanges with the male lead. But things don't go as planned... 1. On Bai Fanlu's first day fleeing down the mountain, the male lead carries him back to their sect, in full view of everyone. The other senior and junior sisters: The sect leader's junior brother is so considerate of his senior brother. Bai Fanlu: ... 2. Bai Fanlu suffers a cultivation deviation while practicing his techniques. The male lead risks his life to help clear Bai Fanlu's meridians, leaving him completely unharmed. The other senior and junior brothers: The sect leader's junior brother risked himself to save someone. What a noble deed, truly admirable. Bai Fanlu: ... 3. Below the cliff lies the endless abyss. According to the original plot, he'll be pushed into a bottomless demonic pit. Bai Fanlu wonders if he's destined to turn evil after all. Just as he is losing hope, a figure drops from the sky, flings out a rainbow-colored silk ribbon, and whisks him out of the red lotus flames before carrying him up into the sky. Beneath a divine tree, amid immortal mountains and seas of clouds, the youth presses him down and traps him. Dark emotions roil in his eyes. "Senior Brother... are you trying to leave me?" "I won't allow it." Bai Fanlu: ... Bai Fanlu: So which one of us is actually turning evil? #The shou is a fake innocent Demon Lord forced to play a scheming character# #The gong is a true wolfdog Immortal Lord barely maintaining his righteous image# #Younger gong, 1v1, both virgins, happy ending# [Warnings] 1. Due to a special circumstance, the shou has terrible luck early on and is deeply misled by the original story. This isn't a power fantasy about a chosen one. Later, he awakens and becomes a stunning beauty with A-grade combat skills. 2. The gong's apparent personality and excessive behavior at first don't reflect what he actually wants. He's really just a little wolfdog, not a scumbag. 3. Both leads are virgins and each other's first love. The gong knows his own feelings from beginning to end. Their connection goes back a long way and isn't limited to being senior and junior brothers in the original story. To reiterate, this isn't an ordinary transmigration into a book. 4. The shou has his own history and convictions. He saves those he wants to save and kills those he wants to kill. He can be hesitant or decisive and forceful. He's an ordinary person, not perfect. The gong has many secrets and a complicated identity, and is forced to wear a secret identity and act, but his heart never wavers. He isn't split-personality or divided into pieces; the secret identity is his true self. If that's not what you expected, please be gentle. Thank you! 5. This isn't traditional cultivation. Please don't nitpick the author's personal worldbuilding. Enjoy the story, and may all you lovely readers have a safe and happy 2021! Coming soon: I Became Everyone's Favorite After Refusing to Cultivate the Heartless Dao. Blurb: Ming Shi transmigrates into an old-school cultivation novel, becoming a background-character uncle-master to the main gong. This uncle-master has almost no presence, but holds an extraordinary title: the first person in the world to comprehend the Heartless Dao. His role in advancing the plot is to kill his "wife" to prove his Dao, then persuade the main gong to cultivate it too. Instead, he ends up becoming the ultimate wingman. Ming Shi arrives at a rather convenient moment, with his sword pointed at the heart of his nominal Dao companion. His companion is blind in both eyes, wears a gauze covering, has a missing left arm, and looks frail. To top it off, he's a delicate scholar. Ming Shi promptly lowers his sword. But he won't cultivate the Heartless Dao, nor will he marry a man. He wants to leave, but for some reason can't bring himself to. So he earns enough money for two lifetimes as a mortal and leaves it with his impoverished wife. To show his sincerity, he even writes a divorce letter. Better to be a heartbreaker than a murderer. The cultivation world is full of danger, so Ming Shi sensibly decides to stay close to the powerful tree that is his sect. While looking for a way home, he continues playing the part of a background character. But after a while, he realizes something is off... His martial nephew, that bright young man, gives him a sword pendant that should have gone to the main shou. The main shou, his aloof senior brother, says they should cultivate a technique together, but his gaze at Ming Shi seethes with hidden desire. Even the biggest villain in the whole book drops his benevolent facade and bares his bloody fangs, all to make Ming Shi his own. Ming Shi uses his knowledge of the plot to gather rare treasures and work hard at cultivating. He's afraid that before he can return home, some strange people will get up to all sorts of things with him. But who could have guessed he'd overdo it? One day, cultivating too quickly causes his meridians to reverse. A surge of heat overwhelms him... After an indescribable night of passion, he wakes to find an immortal in blue standing tall before him, his white hair cascading like a waterfall. Amid the drifting immortal mist, the divorce letter falls before Ming Shi's eyes. ...It's his nominal Dao companion. Not only has his eyesight returned, but judging from last night's performance, his stamina is beyond anything the world has ever seen. Several people arrive in a hurry and freeze at the entrance to the cave. Ming Shi sees his senior brother bow respectfully and grit out, "Master." Legend has it that the Immortal Venerable Langhuan spent three hundred years in seclusion. It turns out he'd gone down to the mortal world to undergo a trial. Another legend says he'd mastered the Heartless Dao and reached the Deification realm. #The CP is his master, with an older gong and a master-disciple relationship# #The shou is a seemingly gentle but truly cold-hearted beauty, powerful and irresistible to all. Everyone but the main gong has a one-sided crush on him, with plenty of rivalry# #The gong and the original character were never truly Dao companions# Theme: Stay true to yourself, pursue your dreams and choose goodness. Even someone born a demon can save the world.