My Master Must Follow the Villain's Plot [Quick Transmigration]

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Yu Chengxi woke up to find herself the foremost of the six Demon Lords in the cultivation world, with something called the Villain System. Only then did she learn she'd entered a book.

To return to her original world, she had to follow the System's prompts and complete every part of her role as the villain.

She diligently followed the villain's plot and ignored everything else. But there was one thing she decided for herself.

That day, she reached out to the demonic cultivator Qi Ye, who had been hunted by the entire cultivation world and now lay bloodied and on the verge of death. "If you want to live, come with me."

Qi Ye was a wolf demon. Her excessively obsessive nature led to her failure in cultivation and her descent into demonic ways.

She had committed countless evils and stained her hands with blood, ultimately drawing the pursuit of the entire cultivation world.

Just as she thought her soul was about to be destroyed, the person who would become her master appeared.

She would never forget that hand reaching out to her. Every finger was slender and fair, smooth as jade.

The instant she took that hand, she secretly vowed to devote everything she had to this person.

After taking Qi Ye as her disciple, Yu Chengxi found that following the plot became much easier. She could have Qi Ye do whatever needed doing, or kill whomever she wanted killed. Qi Ye never once complained.

Until one day, while Qi Ye was serving Yu Chengxi as she bathed, she suddenly pressed a kiss to the back of her neck. "Master, forgive Qi Ye for being disrespectful. Qi Ye wants you."

● Lighthearted, silly, sweet quick transmigration romance. Not a serious story. One-on-one, happy ending.

Synopsis written on 2022.4.8. Screenshot saved as proof.

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Theme: There is no greater good than correcting your mistakes; saving one life is better than building a seven-story pagoda.