A Slice of Dog-Blooded Fiction

The Demon King had recently noticed that the other demons kept looking at him strangely, and he couldn’t figure out why. Then he saw a very long-titled story on the Demon Realm’s Mystic Jade Mirror: The Demon King and the Buddha’s Disciple: A Tale of Abduction and Possession. It featured every outrageous trope, including a woman disguised as a man, a mystery surrounding one’s origins, and a tragic romance. After skimming a few pages, he smashed the stone table with one paw. “Which little demon dares spread rumors about me?” Song Wenyue had transmigrated a few months ago, becoming a white snake demon in Emerald Python Forest. After a while, she discovered that demons who didn’t cultivate would die, and cultivating required spending spirit stones. After considering it carefully, she decided to return to her old trade: writing melodramatic stories, seizing on popular character types, and stirring up conflict! Who knew that writing one would cause trouble... When the Demon King stormed Emerald Python Forest, Song Wenyue was in the middle of breaking through to the next cultivation level and had no time to escape. Fortunately, a monk descended from the sky and rescued her. A white lotus marked the monk’s brow. He was as cool and pristine as snow. After saving her, he stood there and calmly refused her payment. “I don’t want money. I came here to get an explanation. They say I fell into demonic ways because of the Demon King. What do you think?” As he spoke, a trace of danger radiated from him. Song Wenyue thought she should run. Now. Not long afterward, a new serial appeared on the Demon Realm’s Mystic Jade Mirror: She Runs, He Chases, She Can’t Escape. A low-ranking demon recounted her true experiences being hunted by powerful figures from both the demon and human realms. And as it happened, the Buddha’s disciple really did fall into demonic ways. Yes, because of her. [Brain Parking Lot] Theme: Never give up hope, no matter where you are.