The Devil Always Wants to Climb into My Bed

The original title is "Salted Fish Forced to Become the Boss". Princess, please bookmark and comment~ * Nie Sangzhi once passed through the book and became the background junior sister in a novel about a male protagonist cultivating immortality. In this world of immortality filled with strange beasts, her spells were auxiliary and her luck was negative. She was chased and killed by one, two or three strange beasts at the beginning. Nie Sangzhi:...? Fortunately, there is always a road ahead. Nie Sangzhi accidentally met a big boss, formed a deep revolutionary friendship with him, and successfully escaped from the mouth of the alien beast. But the bad news is that the boss is a demon cultivator who always wants to climb into her bed, even though he literally climbs into her bed. Nie Sangzhi at the beginning: Is he sick? Later Nie Sangzhi: ... It's not impossible. She fought against the five scum but had the heavy responsibility to find the medicine to save her master, so she succumbed shamefully. But what she doesn't know is that the seemingly accidental encounter and stumbling relationship between the two are actually their fate that was determined five hundred years ago. * After a battle between immortals and demons five hundred years ago, the ancestor of the demon realm died, and the world of immortality was also deeply affected. Since then, spiritual energy has been lacking and demonic energy has overflowed, giving birth to countless strange beasts. However, this was not the end. A hundred years later, a prophecy came out—— The fallen ancestors will return to the world, one person will bear the soul, and the other will gather flesh and blood. One day, two people met... * There are two things Pei Cangyan hates most in his life, one is the Demon Realm, and the other is the Immortal Sect. He spent ten years trying to escape from the Demon Realm, but he never imagined that one day he would fall into the hands of a fairy boy. It's as sweet as glutinous rice. Intention: What determines you is not your birth or experience, but yourself