The heroine transmigrates into a xianxia novel as the sanctimonious villainous master. Knowing the male lead was born a demon seed, she deliberately takes him in, then criticizes and beats him day after day. She was supposed to kill him before he came of age, but he is pushed to his dark side early, and the grand plan to exterminate demons dies before it can begin.
By the time the heroine arrives, the male lead has already fallen to demonic cultivation. His eyes bloodshot, he declares that he'll destroy the Three Realms along with him.
System: Go! Hurry and stop him.
Heroine: How am I supposed to do that? He stabbed me to death the second I got here, damn it.
System: He fell to demonic cultivation so quickly because he killed his master ahead of schedule. If you don't step in, the world will be destroyed.
Heroine: Oh.
System: If the world-destruction mission fails, you'll lose your bonus.
Heroine: Guess I have to step up... You understand, right? I'm doing this mainly to save the people.
System: I know, I understand, but you just died. How are you going to save anyone?
Don't worry. For the sake of the bonus... for the peace of the Three Realms! Even with a script that has me doomed, I can turn the tide.
#When the Demon God was still weak, he fell into the hands of the righteous sects and suffered at the hands of everyone in the immortal sects. After breaking free of his seal, he stepped over piles of bones and climbed, step by step, to a bloody throne.
Everyone said that when he returned to the mortal world, he would surely take revenge on his selfish, hypocritical master and repay the shame of the past a thousandfold. Yet on that day, he removed his night-dark, magnificent demonic armor and knelt beneath the rain at the foot of three thousand steps, weeping blood toward the immortal mountain where Sword Sovereign Wangxia resided.
"Master, I was wrong. Please, see me one more time."
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The title and the characters' forms of address are temporary. Some details of the setting may change.
The blurb is rough. The story itself takes precedence.
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Theme: Turning the tables in adversity