The White Moonlight of the World-Destroying Demon King Awakens

[The fantasy novel next door, After I Used and Abandoned Him, the Male Lead Turned Dark, is now available]

Ying Zhao, princess of Youdu, wakes from a dream one day and discovers she is the moonlight female supporting character in a tacky Mary Sue romance.

And the male lead is the merfolk Fuli, whom she just saved.

In the original story, she is strikingly beautiful, born to a noble family, and exceptionally talented. Her only flaw is that she dies in the prime of her life.

Her death becomes the nightmare Fuli can never forget, and the catalyst for his awakening.

After enduring all kinds of hardships, Fuli will turn dark. He is violent and tyrannical, and certainly no good person.

In the end, he will grind to dust everyone who once bullied or despised him, making them pay for the torment they inflicted on him.

He will become the exalted emperor of the Thirty-Six Continents.

And a gloomy, cold-blooded tyrant with such a tragic past is destined to be healed by the gentle, soft-hearted heroine.

After a series of physically and emotionally painful trials, the demon king is moved by the goddess. They achieve a happy ending and become a celebrated love story.

Ying Zhao, who does not want to die: "..."

She thinks there is still room to save this story.

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Bonus scene: Only when Fuli loses control does Ying Zhao realize that the one she saved was not a young, obedient hound, but a young and greedy beast king.

In secret, he covets her, wishing he could swallow her whole, blood and bone, and become one with her.

The young man buries his face in Ying Zhao's palm, gazing at her adoringly as he quietly begs for her affection.

The lifeline that controls his life and death lies beneath Ying Zhao's fingers. His vulnerable nape is exposed to the blazing daylight, yet he pays it no mind. Tears slide from the corners of his eyes, making him look pitiful and docile.

"I will take care of anything that stands in Your Highness's way, including myself."

#A beautiful black lotus with a cool exterior VS a strong, tragic, obsessive little darling

#What Ying Zhao does not know is that, after her death in her previous life, she became an unspeakable taboo across all Thirty-Six Continents.

Reader's Guide: #Both are virgins, 1v1. The original story's perspective does not reveal the whole truth, so don't jump to conclusions. The male lead has loved only the heroine in both his past and present lives. Both are pure in body and heart.

#Both leads are strong, but the heroine is stronger. The male lead is a lovesick little merfolk who cries and acts cute.

#The premise is inspired by the ninth poem in Li Bai's Twelve Poems in the Style of the Ancients. It means, "The world is like an inn; how sad that all people will turn to dust through the ages."

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Fantasy novel, please add to your collection: The Male Lead Has Turned Dark

Blurb: [Gathering preorders, blurb still being polished]

Yin Zhiyu transmigrates into this world and starts out as a princess, living carefree for more than a decade.

Then she learns she is the moonlight female supporting character in a tragic xianxia romance.

She appears only in the male lead's memories.

Yet she is the biggest obstacle in the relationship between the male lead Chen Xuan and the heroine Kong Sangyi.

And now it is a hundred years before the main story begins.

According to the plot, she has to die at Chen Xuan's hands.

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They meet again a hundred years after Yin Zhiyu fakes her death.

Chen Xuan has not become the elegant, virtuous, and pure-hearted junior uncle of the Qianxu Sect, just as the original story said he would.

He has fallen into the demonic path, becoming a demon reviled by all instead of the righteous path's leading figure. He has searched everywhere for a resurrection technique, and there is no turning back.

With the plot in shambles, Yin Zhiyu can only try everything she can to put things back as they were.

She must kill Chen Xuan with her own hands.

She will not fail.

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Bonus scene: On the seventh day trapped in the nightmare, everyone who tried to rescue Chen Xuan and Yin Zhiyu failed.

Wearing her wedding veil, Yin Zhiyu silently gazes at the old friend who has been changed beyond recognition over the past century.

The boy who once seemed like the first snow beneath a bright moon still smiles tenderly at her. A worn, century-old hair ribbon is wrapped around his slender, beautiful wrist, and his long sword drips with cinnabar-red blood.

"I know you want to leave." He holds Yin Zhiyu's trembling hand, the sword tip pressed against his heart. It pierces half an inch, yet he does not change expression. He lowers his eyes and speaks softly. "Kill me, and you can leave."

"Otherwise," Chen Xuan says with a faint smile, "I will never let you go."

#The flames of karma still burn, worldly ties lead us astray, and one parting makes us strangers through the ages.

##A tough, sweet girl with flexible principles VS a pure-hearted, gentle prince

Reader's Guide: #Both are virgins, 1v1. The protagonists grow over time, both of them. Happy ending.

##The blurb does not reveal the whole truth. A quirky little sweet treat, angsty but sweet. Come give it a try.

###The male lead really is cool and gentle at first. He will gradually become more unhinged as the story develops, and his yandere tendencies will intensify. There will be some coercive scenes, so proceed with caution if that's not your thing.

####The flames of karma still burn, worldly ties lead us astray, and one parting makes us strangers through the ages.

-- Su Wuman: Heaven, by Chen Ting of the Ming Dynasty

#####The premise is inspired by Su Shi's Spring Poems, Song Dynasty?

Premise: The world is a single inn, and all grieve to become dust through the ages.