After Failing to Tame a Mad Dog, I Became His White Moonlight

Chi Yu transmigrates into a cultivation novel she once read, becoming the Spirit Vein Saintess who shares her name.

The Saintess is a background character in the novel, the most sacred being in the cultivation world, but she is killed shortly after the story begins.

Cause of death: The evil cultivator Xie Qichen refines her into a bone blade, then uses it to sever the spirit veins and destroy the cultivation world.

Chi Yu: WTF?

Chi Yu decides to save herself.

So after finding the dying young Xie Qichen, she picks up a dagger, intending to kill the menace while he's still in the cradle.

But before she can strike, Xie Qichen wakes up. "Dear big sister, did you save me?"

The boy's old clothes are ragged, and in the dead of winter, he's wearing a colorful coat he found somewhere. His eyes are clear and innocent, and his smile is sweeter than osmanthus candy, completely in line with Chi Yu's tastes.

Chi Yu: ...How could this adorable little sweetheart possibly be a villain?

The righteous sects must be the ones in the wrong!

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Burdened by sin, Xie Qichen learned long ago to be a smiling Buddha in public and a snake in the grass in private, always grinning to someone's face while stabbing them in the back.

Then Chi Yu appeared, and warmth entered his dark, blood-soaked world.

She takes him in and teaches him what it means to walk the righteous path.

She tells him that as long as he devotes himself to goodness, she will stay by his side forever.

So he puts aside every improper desire and keeps to his place.

Only in the dreams he has at night does he confess his shameful love for her.

But later, Chi Yu dies. As the Saintess, she chooses the world and abandons him.

Xie Qichen thinks his sister is a liar.

She deceived him, so she must pay the price.

He wants nothing to do with benevolence, righteousness, propriety, or goodness. All he wants is to seize enough power to break through the underworld and drag Chi Yu back from that world.

Then, just as he does in every night's dream, he will make his sacred big sister fall into the mortal world for his sake.

Before You Read:

1. Saintess X mad dog

2. My take on low-magic cultivation

3. Content warnings!!!

① The heroine is a self-sacrificing saintly type. If you dislike saintly heroines, read with caution.

② The hero lacks empathy and has a nasty personality early on, but changes later. Read with caution if you have high moral expectations of the main characters.

③ Please respect the characters' personalities. Feel free to comment, but don't insult anyone or direct your attacks at the author.

My upcoming story, Sinking into a Neon Trap, is open for follows~

Shu Miao is the perfect girl in everyone's eyes: her family background, looks, grades, and personality are all impeccable.

Until Xu Shiyan tears off her mask and uncovers the vicious core beneath her gentle exterior.

Xu Shiyan is a boy everyone considers cold and hard to approach.

The truth is, he's not cold at all.

Shu Miao discovers that deep down, they're both equally crazy and equally good at pretending.

Like attracts like. Together, they become accomplices in rebellion against their stifling lives.

Shu Miao thinks it's perfectly natural to like Xu Shiyan. He's such a handsome boy, and she fell for him at first sight.

What's more, he was the one who reached out to her and promised to take her to a world of freedom.

Later, Shu Miao learns that it was all a plot.

The boy who saved her and whom she believed to be her accomplice never existed. There was only a sinister avenger.

What she thought was an escape was merely a step into another cage.

She had always been a manipulated little bird.

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Xu Shiyan approaches Shu Miao because he wants to use her for revenge.

But things change. More than revenge, he wants to possess her.

To possess her openly and without shame.

If she insists on freedom, then he can only forge a cage for her.

Even though freedom was once his promise to her.

·A good girl who's not what she seems X a madman who's not what he seems (a madman as an insult and in the clinical sense)

Theme: Genuine care brings healing