I Think I’m a Good Person

Everyone in the martial world says Xue Wuyin is a demoness.

But she thinks she's a really good person.

It's probably a story about a demoness heroine and a madman hero going head-to-head over a sword,

the hero gradually seeing through the fog,

realizing his love for the saintess has faded without him noticing, and that he actually has much more to talk about with the heroine,

then getting three question marks popping above the heroine's head when he confesses

--that's the story.

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Xue Wuyin, a notorious demoness.

Dongfang Yu, a madman known to everyone.

Xue Wuyin tried to steal a sword, lost the fight, and was forced to spend eight years confined on Zhushan.

Dongfang Yu wanted to win someone's heart, so he turned over a new leaf and did every good deed he could (but still hasn't won them over).

Eight years later, Xue Wuyin comes down from the mountain and continues her pursuit of the sword.

Dongfang Yu is ordered by the person he loves to guard it for someone else.

Xue Wuyin looks at the person blocking her way and recognizes the mad young master she failed to beat eight years ago.

She thinks back over what she knows about him: male, age unknown, trained at Xiaoyaoshan, weapon: a chain sword.

Xue Wuyin: ...

There's definitely something wrong with this guy. Calling him Mad Young Master is no insult.

She's different. Other people may call her a demoness, but she's never done anything particularly demonic.

Take this moment, for example. She doesn't plan to kill him and take the sword. Breaking his legs so he can't bother her again should be enough.

Sigh, she really is a good person.

----Just in case anyone's reading----

1. My own take on wuxia, without much of an ancient feel, because the author can't write that way _(:з"∠)_

2. The heroine is a demoness, but she doesn't kill people.

3. Happy ending

Theme: Being a good person is just like this