The Demon Lord Refuses to Pursue the Heroine

The Demon Lord Ye Hexi transmigrated into an ABO novel as a scummy Alpha who mistreated and abused the heroine, only to be killed by her after she turned dark.

When she arrived, her original self had tied up the heroine, who was in heat, and was about to assault her.

The System told her she could either win the heroine over and return to the cultivation world, or grow old and die in the world of the book.

Looking at the heroine glaring at her from the bed, Ye Hexi decided to kill her and make the world collapse. In the end, she didn't manage to strangle the heroine, but instead knocked herself out.

To make it easier to kill the heroine, she readily agreed to the heroine's suggestion that they get married.

After they married:

Ye Hexi poisoned the heroine, then had to be rushed to the hospital in the middle of the night for a stomach pump;

Ye Hexi watched coldly as the heroine was bullied, only to end up covered in bruises herself that night.

Ye Hexi finally figured out that every injury the heroine suffered was reflected back onto her.

So, whenever someone bullied the heroine, she reluctantly shielded her and returned twice the harm;

When the heroine nearly got hit by a car, she offered herself as a human shield.

Gradually, Ye Hexi noticed that the heroine was looking at her with growing affection and clinging to her all day like she had no bones. Whenever Ye Hexi ignored her, the heroine would look aggrieved and say, "Aqi doesn't love me. What's the point of living? I might as well die."

How could she allow that? She had no choice but to respond, and even went along with it and marked her.

While Ye Hexi was basking in their tender affection, the System suddenly announced, "Congratulations, Host. You've successfully won over the heroine and can return to the cultivation world at any time."

She lowered her eyes to the person sleeping in her arms, fell silent for a long while, then asked, "Can I bring someone else with me?"

System: No.

Under Ye Hexi's threats, the System still told her how: she had to personally do a hundred good deeds.

Her fists clenched and relaxed, relaxed and clenched. She knew how to kill people, not do good deeds.

The heroine, who had woken at some point, looked at her with tear-filled eyes. "You shouldn't put yourself through that. Besides, if my daughter and I go with you, we'd only be a burden."

Theme: A gentle blade cuts deep