The Enchantress of the Hehuan Sect and Her Dog

Includes a rivalry-filled romantic battlefield.

The aloof, unattainable beauty becomes a lovesick lapdog, carrying a child and crawling around in the shadows.

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The Hehuan Sect enchantress Yun Lan bound Lu Qingya, an amnesiac sword cultivator fallen on hard times, to improve her cultivation.

Lu Qingya endured her torment for three years. One day, he regained his memories and cultivation, then vanished without a trace.

After deceiving Lu Qingya in matters of love and desire, Yun Lan hid among the demon race after he recovered his memories and left.

She was constantly on edge, terrified he would come after her.

Who could have guessed that someone trying to curry favor with her would stuff a puppet demon, identical to the young Lu Qingya, into her room?

The little demon was obedient, but mute.

Yun Lan found him pitiful and adorable, and grew very attached to him, taking him everywhere.

Then one late night, a vicious wyrm broke into the demon encampment. The little demon, who had seemed too weak to look after himself, pulled a sword belonging to Lu Qingya from his chest!

Yun Lan: !?

I'm out of here!!

But before she could get far, Lu Qingya, disguised as the puppet demon, caught her and carried her off.

In a moonlit courtyard, Lu Qingya's sword glided along Yun Lan's neck. The blade was ice-cold, making her tremble all over.

She heard the greatest sword cultivator in the world let out a satisfied sigh.

"At last, I've caught you."

Reader's Guide:

1. The heroine has had previous partners, but the hero hasn't. The heroine is an enchantress of the Hehuan Sect, and she really has had old flames (dog-head emoji).

2. Good doggy, bad heroine (not really).

Here's an upcoming novel.

Original title: My Husband Is Heartbroken Over Someone Else

1. Transmigrate into a book. The heroine only wants to go home from beginning to end, while all the men pine for her one-sidedly.

2. The male leads are all virgins (chastity is their finest dowry).

3. Includes the trope, "Sister-in-law, open the door, it's your brother-in-law!"

4. The heroine fails to get home and gets stuck in a loop of repeated story cycles.

Because a side character shared her name, the trash author went off the rails and killed the tragic, powerful second male lead. Bai Yuege was furious, tore into the author, and left a one-star review.

Then a mysterious force sent Bai Yuege into the novel as the side character who shared her name, making her the male lead's disposable wife, part of his roleplay with the heroine.

Luckily, she arrived before the heroine appeared, and the key to getting home was the tragic, powerful second male lead!

To trigger the key and return home, she followed the story in public and played the devoted wife by her "husband's" side.

In private, she disguised herself as someone else, showered the key with care, and successfully earned his trust.

But the key kept failing to activate, so she could only wait for the death scene that would send her home.

Meanwhile, Bai Yuege noticed something strange about her "husband."

At first, he made frequent excuses to leave home, eagerly taking his nephews and younger clan members out on adventures. Bai Yuege knew better than to tag along.

Soon after, her husband replaced all his clothes, trading his dowdy, old-man purple for fashionable funeral whites.

Later, the noble clan head became obsessed with collecting all manner of rare medicinal ingredients. He stopped leaving the clan's routine affairs and social obligations in her hands.

Bai Yuege figured the heroine's arrival must have rekindled his long-dormant passion.

By then, it wasn't long before she was supposed to leave the story, but the plot took a sharp turn: the tragic, powerful second male lead seemed to have discovered who she really was.

And her husband's budding romance came to an abrupt halt.

Bai Yuege noticed he had stopped practicing his sword, stopped looking after his nephews, and burned all his funeral-white robes. He spent every day drinking miserably, even sneaking off to cry at night.

Bai Yuege knew his beloved heroine had fallen into someone else's arms.

The plot dragged on, and waiting to go home was driving her crazy. She took off her devoted-wife disguise.

"Stop crying! If you broke up, you broke up. There's always someone better next time. If not, go find someone yourself!"

But her husband wiped away the tears that wouldn't stop falling because he'd been poisoned. "What kind of outrageous nonsense are you saying?"

I love Harry Potter, and I love the Portkey idea. I'm just a little dumb and didn't know how else to describe it: touch an object and you can go home. I can use that, right? No one's going to yell at me, right? Right?

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Theme: Be honest.