How to Kill a Villain Elegantly

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Lin Shi opened and closed her eyes, and found herself transmigrated into the massively popular RPG The Divine Right.

The good news was that she had a noble identity and the bloodline of an ancient demon god.

The bad news was that she had transmigrated into the son of a succubus lord, a spy at the Spiritfolk Academy, a demon king's laughingstock of a candidate, the Great Sage's one stain, and cannon fodder in the war between the Spiritfolk and demons.

To stop the war from starting, she had to kill Celia, the human Great Sage, ahead of time.

Lin Shi was a little confused.

Who was Celia?

He was a permanently limited character who had appeared in the gacha for only one day after the game's launch and would never return. He was the game's undisputed strongest mage, the sweetheart and first love of a million players, and the beloved wife who had made her fall head over heels at first sight!

As a new player of The Divine Right, Lin Shi felt she couldn't do it. If she met her beloved wife, all she could do was bark at him.

That was until she met a captive boy in a storyline that had never appeared in the game. He was Celia as a young man.

Young Celia was a black rose cultivated with blood and slaughter.

Beneath his innocent, angelic face hid a demon.

He was not remotely a sweetheart.

He discovered Lin Shi and wanted to kill her.

Lin Shi, lighting a cigarette with a world-weary look as she elegantly sheathed her blade: I've changed my mind. Better to be the master than the dog. Celia, get down on your knees!

If the identity we're born with condemns us to death, then let us climb higher.

Use the blade in our hands to cut down every obstacle.

Notes:

1. A growing, super-strong succubus and demon king candidate, the hero x the reborn villainous Great Sage.

2. They pamper and torment each other; both are ruthless. Sometimes they barely miss each other, but their everyday flirtation is deadly.

3. Neither protagonist is a good person. The female lead is just a little more moral.

4. Girl-boy.

Theme: Look to the future, cherish the present, and trust that every flower will bloom in its own time