Legend has it that the Demon Venerable of Jiao Nanyuan has a secret beloved, a white moonlight he has kept in his heart for many years. The war between gods and demons is about to break out, but this so-called white moonlight disappears on the eve of battle. People say she's dead.
Sang Rao accidentally transmigrates into this melodramatic pursuit-after-marriage novel as its heroine, the very white moonlight he can't forget. The world treats her fairly well: as soon as she arrives, she gets a villain-conquest System, along with an excellent master and a group of senior brothers and sisters.
And soon, the Demon Venerable will take her for the white moonlight who supposedly “died” long ago and repeatedly “torment” her...
So whenever she sees the Demon Venerable later on, she can't help rolling her eyes in exasperation and wishing she could stay far away from him. She also silently grumbles to herself: How can anyone not even know what the person they supposedly love looks like?
Lian Cang enjoys teasing her about it every day.
But without realizing it, as Sang Rao fights and tussles with him, she gradually develops feelings for him that she shouldn't have.
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When Sang Rao stands before Lian Cang, intending to confess her feelings, she suddenly comes to her senses and plunges her sword into his body.
Sang Rao tilts her head and smiles at him. “This time, it's my turn.”
Lian Cang doesn't resist. He just holds her hand and drives the sword deeper.
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The System watches the progress bar shoot up and asks in a daze, “Host, you're really good at conquering people.”
“Yeah, I think so too.”
Standing nearby, Lian Cang curls his lip. What he really wants to say is, is it possible that while he was conquering himself, he also conquered her in return...
Reader's Note: 1. One-on-one romance. The white moonlight and the Sang Rao in the human world are both the heroine herself. No one else's body is being occupied!
2. Updates follow the ranking schedule before serialization.
3. Black-hearted, love-brained Demon Venerable x clear-eyed white moonlight fallen god
Theme: Don't wallow in self-pity
