
Synopsis
Sang Zhen transmigrated into the role of a vicious supporting actress and, unfortunately, got handed a five-star mission: stop the chosen one from falling to darkness.
After three years of struggle, on the day before she was about to drink the heroine's poison, die, and go home, the System informed her that she'd picked the wrong target.
That passerby boy, about to be killed by the powerful cultivator, was surrounded by a ring of fortune butterflies, proof of her foolishness.
The System helpfully informed her: Corruption level: 99.9%!
Sang Zhen: &%#*$&
Stubborn as she was, she decided to drink the heroine's poison first and deal with the rest later.
But not only did she fail to return home, the System secretly upgraded itself into a conquest System to make up for the botched mission.
This time, her task was to win over that passerby boy.
It turned out that the passerby was the book's greatest villain: the Abyssal Demon Lord.
#How to Win Over the Great Villain# (Mission Difficulty: ☆)
Start by praising his looks, affection +10.
Then say the two of you are of one mind, affection +5.
Finally, one day, the villain could no longer keep up the act. His gaze grew dark as he pressed Sang Zhen against him, his voice husky. “Miss, what do you mean by treating me this way?”
Sang Zhen clung to him and threw her arms around him, grinning. “Of course, it means I love you.” His body stiffened, and his jade-like earlobes turned bright red. (∑(゚口゚||)
The System's notification went wild: Affection +1 +1 +1 +1 +1...
Who would have thought the cold, heartless great villain would be so easy to flirt with?
*
Zuo Yuci was born with an unusual bloodline. His master tortured him to death, his fellow disciples mocked him, and he was trapped in a quagmire with no one to save him.
His one chance at hope came when the old Daoist Lord, on the verge of death, chose a new immortal sect leader for his daughter, Sang Zhen.
Young, spirited, and with a shining sword, Zuo Yuci gave everything he had and won first place in the selection.
The young woman beside the old Daoist Lord smiled softly, dimples appearing in her cheeks. But she passed over him and chose the person behind him, shattering all his hopes.
When he saw Sang Zhen again, he was a traitor to the Dao, while she remained the jewel of the immortal sect.
Yet from that day on, Sang Zhen saved him.
She saved him, then pushed him into an even darker hell.
Everyone knew the Abyssal Demon Lord was cold and ruthless. They said he had once found a good match, only to be abandoned by that woman from the immortal sect after she toyed with his feelings.
The Demon Lord's occupation of the human world left everyone in a state of panic, yet he himself spent his days reciting Buddhist prayers in the Ling Temple on Feng Mountain.
Zuo Yuci thought that if he restrained himself and focused on self-cultivation, he could forget her. But one day, upon hearing that name, a sharp glint flashed through his indifferent glassy eyes, and repressed, dark, uncanny thoughts surged up beyond his control. He abruptly snapped the Buddhist prayer beads around his wrist, scattering their clear, tinkling sound across the floor.
“Sang Zhen...” he murmured.
Even an evil spirit suddenly wanted the Goddess by his side.
Coming soon (peeking around) _(:з"∠)_+
+→: Why Is the Male Lead Like This?
Meng Tingnian landed a job at the transmigration bureau. Her first assignment was to play the haughty supporting actress in a power-fantasy novel who was supposed to break off her engagement to the male lead.
System: See that poor little male lead? Hurry and protect him!
As the male lead's bodyguard, she fought monsters, killed villains, and cursed scoundrels. Whenever trouble came, she really did step in.
The male lead was delicate, unable to lift a hand or carry anything, and liked to lean against her while saying suggestive things.
The male lead was beautiful, always looking at her with those eyes that seemed to hold a pool of spring water.
The male lead was deeply suspicious. He was lazy and took everything for granted. He didn't cultivate, and instead asked her, “What's the point of cultivating?”
Meng Tingnian once again began to doubt the book's portrayal of the male lead as hardworking, single-minded, and devoted to the Dao.
She escorted the male lead all the way to the end of the story: the Divine Ascension Steps. Once he crossed them, he could ascend to godhood and return to heaven.
Watching him leisurely draw circles on the ground, she felt her temples throb. “Could you please move your precious feet?”
Help, I'm in a hurry to get back to the transmigration bureau for the celebration banquet.
But the male lead suddenly lifted his face to meet her expectant gaze. A sense of dejection surrounded him, then he slowly broke into an innocent smile. His calm eyes concealed a storm. “I listened to you and cultivated, Tingnian. Don't abandon me.”
*
Wen Jing is a psychopath.
After ascending to godhood, he could have traveled through any time or space and wandered the four seas, but instead he reversed time and returned to his miserable youth.
Amid the scorn and contempt of those around him, Wen Jing eagerly played the helpless, dejected boy.
He thought that one day, when he grew bored and tired of the game, he would turn everyone to ash.
Wen Jing was once engaged to the eldest daughter of the Meng family of the Sword Sect, a woman of supremely noble status.
She looked down on Wen Jing.
On this day, she should have resolutely demanded that he break off their engagement. Instead, in full view of everyone, she suddenly picked up the torn pieces of their marriage contract one by one.
“I have a bottle of 502 glue. We can stick it back together and still use it.”
Wen Jing, who looked helpless and weak but was actually watching the whole show with cold eyes: ?!
Suddenly, he felt a little reluctant to turn Meng Tingnian to ash.
Theme: Live positively and keep smiling.
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I'm having a headache and feeling weak. I'll temporarily stop updating for a few days. I'll fix the previous bugs. I'll try to update more when I feel better. I'm really sorry. Everyone should take protective measures to protect themselves.
When will the author update?
Come on, author, don't be too tired.
Oops, you still know about updates, huh?
The author of Xiao Pa Cai failed to make it to the bi-weekly list (foaming at the mouth) because it is the first book and I don't want to cut the outline (stubborn and crying) now I will reduce the number of words first and then be stubborn (pulling my hair in pain) 1.31 Resumes updating (ps: Qianqian will post a pre-collection first, please click if interested) I wish everyone good luck in the new year in advance (sincere thanks to every little angel who reads the article (*  ̄3)(ε ̄ *)
Can Sang Zhen go back in the end?
Oh my God, you're back!
Probe, thank you for your support.
If you don't update today, you will just fix it!!!!
Is there still an update? Why did it stop updating when I just entered v? Woohoo.