Reborn as the Villain's Doomed White Moonlight

Completed. Thank you all for supporting the legitimate version! Here are my upcoming novels: “My Master Won’t Let Me Romance the Male Lead,” an older-man/younger-disciple romance; “Why Can’t the Demon Lord Be the Heroine of a Tragic Romance?” a goofy, sweet little story This novel’s pairing: [Laid-Back Girl x Villain]. For a detailed reader’s guide, see the author’s note in Chapter 1 =3= Yu Suisui’s first job after joining the transmigration bureau was to transmigrate into a book as the pampered little princess of an immortal sect. The System encouraged her: “Newcomers don’t get many scenes. Your main task is to play the villain’s deceased childhood sweetheart and give him a perfectly legitimate reason to turn evil.” Yu Suisui: “Got it. I just have to treat the villain’s wounds, plead for him, take a hit for him, become the only warmth in his life, and then die in his arms, right? I’ll do my best!” The big boss, Xie Rongjing, looked gentle and refined, but was actually gloomy and eccentric. He could smile as he snapped someone’s neck, or casually slice off someone’s head while chatting. In short, he was an out-and-out dangerous lunatic. Yu Suisui diligently carried out her assignment and finally laid all the groundwork. The day she was supposed to die in front of the villain and set the plot in motion was just around the corner... Wait, the story was already more than halfway through. How was she still alive? Not only could she not die, but Xie Rongjing kept feeding her until she grew rounder by the day. _(:з"∠)_ Yu Suisui gazed mournfully at the sky: “Some people are supposed to die in twenty chapters, but they’re still alive two hundred chapters later.” #IThoughtIHadAQuickTransmigrationScript# #WhatDoIDoTheFirstWorldIsAlreadyStuckAndI’mGoingToLoseMyJobAtTheTransmigrationBureauQAQ# While Yu Suisui was still alive as his childhood sweetheart, every move Xie Rongjing made was so flawless that there was no hint he would ever become a villain. To complete her mission, Yu Suisui had no choice but to find all sorts of creative ways to get herself killed. At last, she succeeded. A fine drizzle fell that day. Yu Suisui deftly stepped in front of Xie Rongjing and let the long sword aimed at him pierce her chest. Blood soaked both their robes. As her consciousness faded, she thought she heard Xie Rongjing howl in anguish. In his youth, Xie Rongjing had endured endless humiliation. Even when every meridian in his body was crushed, he had never shed a single tear. But now, tears streamed down in great drops, falling onto the body in his arms as it gradually turned cold. I must have completed the mission, Yu Suisui thought. * Only after returning to the transmigration bureau did Yu Suisui learn that Xie Rongjing had turned evil so completely that his level of danger far exceeded that of an ordinary villain. He was even going to destroy the entire small world. The bureau had no choice but to send her back, hoping she could save the world teetering on the brink of destruction. When she saw Xie Rongjing again, he stood atop a mountain of corpses and seas of bones, with a brilliant blaze raging behind him. His long robe billowed in the waves of heat. Blood still dripped from the tip of the blade in his hand, yet he remembered to carefully wipe his hand clean before reaching it out to her, palm up. He smiled, gentle and harmless: “Suisui, welcome home.” [Reader’s Guide] One-on-one romance, happy ending, daily updates, new chapters at 6 p.m.! An unconventional redemption story, with a fair amount of plot and cultivation progression. The male lead falls first. * The romance with the big villain won’t go straight from strangers to sweethearts. There will be suspicion and testing each other at first; the sweetness starts after around Chapter 20. * A laid-back, pampered-by-everyone story. The first twenty or so chapters are a slow burn, but by the middle and later parts, everyone is a fan of the heroine. * The very first line of the blurb says it’s a laid-back girl x villain pairing. The heroine isn’t assertive, this isn’t a power-fantasy story where the heroine kills everyone, and the male lead isn’t an upright, righteous character either. Different tastes for different people. If you don’t like this setup, you can just click away. There’s no need to attack the characters in the first few chapters, thank you, thank you so much. orz Winning over the villain (X) The villain wins me over (check) The cover is used with permission from artist ZDC. It’s absolutely gorgeous! Here’s my next novel: “The Yaoguai’s Childhood Sweetheart” Angel x Demon King pairing, a little bit of a mutual-redemption master-and-disciple romance =w= Here’s the blurb: I became a sacrifice offered to a yaoguai. The bad news: The yaoguai was wicked and twisted, and killed people as easily as crushing an ant. The good news: He decided to spare my life because my face happened to look like the childhood sweetheart of his mortal enemy. For ten years, he taught me magic, shared his insights, and tried to mold me into the image of the Holy Maiden of the Nine Heavens, so he could send me to his enemy’s side. It was a lovely plan. Except I really was stupid, and he really was mean. When I practiced footwork, he said even a chicken chasing a handful of rice could move better than me. When I learned how to do my makeup, he said, “Excellent. I’ll take the role of the drowned ghost.” When I kindly cooked for him, he said that if I wanted to poison my master to death, I could just say so instead of putting his kitchen through the trouble. See? With a personality this awful, it’s no wonder he had no friends or family, and even the Holy Maiden had never shown him any compassion. He had guarded the lonely Mount Wuwang all by himself for hundreds of years. But he took me in and guided me in cultivation. And since he was pretty good-looking, I was willing to stay by his side. The night before I left for the Immortal Manor, I made sure to say a proper goodbye to the yaoguai. I said, “Master, I’m leaving. I’ll seduce the Immortal Venerable and fulfill your grand ambition of corrupting the entire immortal realm from within.” The yaoguai scoffed and told me not to make a fool of myself. To prove myself, I gave it everything I had. At last, on the third hour of my meeting with the Immortal Venerable, I gave myself away, and my impostor identity was exposed. The yaoguai laughed even louder and said that if I begged him, he’d come rescue me and take me home. Unfortunately, he never got the chance to keep making fun of me. Not only did I survive, I was about to get engaged to the Immortal Venerable. Who would have thought that on my wedding day, the yaoguai would appear at the ceremony? The man who had always been proud and sharp-tongued now had tears streaming down his face, unable to get out a complete sentence. “Why didn’t you beg me back then?” His voice trembled as he clutched the hem of my clothes. “Then I’m begging you now. Will you come home with me?” Theme: Good and evil both meet their just rewards.