The Villainous Demon Lord Somehow Got a Redemption Script

[Unhinged Version]

Shen Chaoyue is a bird demon with amnesia, sentenced to life in prison.

Judging by the alleged crimes carved on her tombstone, such as slaughtering people and razing cities, wiping out the Water God clan, and slapping every dog she passed, whether true or not, she was once a 'glorious' villainous demon.

She was supposed to serve her sentence, then be steamed, fried, stir-fried, or boiled. Her ashes would be mixed with gunpowder and set off as fireworks to purge her sins.

But then she was told that Chu Musheng, a god from Haitang Pavilion in the South Sea, whom she had deceived into marriage and swindled out of his fortune, still harbored a grudge against her. He had wandered through a hundred lifetimes, searching for her.

The gods all believed that only the one who tied the knot could untie it. They even wrote her a redemption script, making her Chu Musheng's tribulation of love. She would die to resolve the knot in his heart and help him ascend.

She wanted to take advantage of the redemption process, but to be resurrected after completing it, she would also have to fulfill the script's merit-earning tasks.

Shen Chaoyue finished reading and shook her head. No wonder they were gods, they really knew how to squeeze every last bit out of someone.

[Poetic Version]

A demon who crawled out of a mountain of corpses and a sea of blood met the one and only salvation of her life amid fine rain over the Haitang blossoms.

The God Lord opened an oil-paper umbrella patterned with silver dragons and Haitang blossoms. It shielded her from the rain for a moment, and from the storms of an entire lifetime.

Like a wild goose gliding over snow on a river, like ink strokes wandering across rice paper, that person's features settled in her heart, sending ripples through her soul.

From then on, she understood the stories in the illustrated books: obsession born of longing, and fear born of love.

"In this life, I will not speak of right or wrong, merit or fault, victory or defeat..."

"I came only for you."

A few notes for readers:

1. One-on-one romance, both leads are each other's first and only.

2. The male and female leads retain vague memories of each other from their past lives. They put on secret identities and pretend not to remember, each trying to get the upper hand.

3. Whatever anyone says, I think this is a sweet romance (dog carrying a rose in its mouth).

Dear readers willing to give this tripe a taste, please offer some suggestions. I promise to listen.

Theme: Strive to be a good person