When Sang Li woke up, she had transmigrated into a Western fantasy novel as the vicious villainess everyone despised.
The bad news:
The younger sister she bullied and oppressed was the novel's Mary Sue heroine.
Whether it was the tender, devoted Prince Philip or the seductive Siren, they were all at the heroine's beck and call.
Even the God of Light had bestowed the title of Saint upon her and allowed her to serve at his side.
The worse news:
Because she looked so much like her mother, her biological father intended to marry her himself.
In the original plot, she would kill her father with a dagger on their wedding night. But before she could escape, the heroine would catch her, and she would be branded a "heretic" and a "witch," hated by all and burned alive at the stake.
And the wedding was tomorrow.
Sang Li: "..."
What a hellish start.
As she paced anxiously around her room, a ghostly, hoarse voice came from the darkness:
"I can help you."
"But I have one condition."
"You must sacrifice yourself to me."
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Herman was an immortal god. In his eyes, Sang Li was frivolous, vulgar, and foolish, as if she could never see the filth and lechery in the eyes of the men surrounding her.
Now those green eyes sparkled with cunning as she pressed her lips, sweetened with flattery, toward him.
She actually thought she could seduce him.
If not for his divine body being damaged, they would never have crossed paths.
He could never fall in love with her.
He thought he would never fall in love with her.
Until one day, Herman saw her lifting her skirts and "accidentally" falling into the arms of his self-righteous nemesis, the God of Light.
She was saying the same sweet nothings to him with that pretty face of hers.
[Reading Guide]
1. The male lead is the God of Darkness. C
2. The male lead is possessive and jealous, the heroine is starved for affection. They're made for each other.
3. This is all fictional, all fictional, all fictional. (It's important, so I'm saying it three times.)
Core theme: Love life.
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