Does That Thing You Said About Loving Me Still Count, Senior Brother?

Shi Yingyao was possessed by someone who had transmigrated, and learned that the world she lived in was a book. Her consciousness was trapped deep inside her body, unable to control her actions. She watched herself subject the senior brother she had loved for years to every kind of humiliation, have his spiritual roots, the pride of the immortal sect's foremost disciple, ripped out, and drive him into the demonic sect, where he became a villain. She became infatuated with her junior brother, a half-demon with inferior spiritual roots, simply because he was the chosen one blessed by fate. For his sake, she betrayed her sect, harmed her friends, and wounded her parents, until at last she finally moved the heart of her cold-hearted junior brother. Together, they founded a sect and lived happily ever after. And then the story finally reached its ending. The transmigrator completed her mission and left. Shi Yingyao regained control of her body and rushed back to her sect that very night. Her parents were gravely injured and in seclusion, and she was turned away at the mountain gate because she had once betrayed her sect. Abandoned by everyone and with nowhere to go, she entered the demonic sect alone and found the senior brother who had once been her childhood sweetheart, now the demonic lord Zhongli Kun, unrecognizable from the man he had been. Former lovers, now enemies divided by the eternal conflict between good and evil. Their bloodshot eyes met. A murderous silence spread between them. After a long, awkward pause, Shi Yingyao managed to blurt out, "Senior Brother, that thing you said back then, that you loved me... does it still count?" Reading Guide There is a transmigrator in the story, but the female lead is a native of this world. Theme: Love is when souls recognize one another.