The Dark Moonlight's Guide to a Comeback

[The next book will be "I Want to Like You Today, Too." Please add it to your collection.]

Chen Xuan rose to fame as a youth, becoming the renowned Sword Master of the Nine Provinces, trusted by his fellow disciples and the beloved junior martial uncle of the esteemed Qianxu Sect.

But he betrayed his sect and fell into demonic cultivation, destroying his future.

Everyone who knew the truth kept quiet about it, all understanding what had happened.

He had done all of this for one person.

The person he was about to form a bond with, but had accidentally killed.

His betrothed.

Yet after enduring a hundred years of numb torment in the Avici Hell and searching in vain for a way to bring her back to life, Chen Xuan learned that the death which had broken his heart and torn him apart had been nothing but a lie.

His wife was an out-and-out liar.

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Yin Zhiyu transmigrated into a book.

She was the male lead's deceased first love, the greatest obstacle on the female and male leads' path to love.

She could only be freed after completing the entire plot.

Then, a hundred years later, she awoke from a dream.

But the System told her that something had gone wrong with the plot.

Now she had to bring the male lead, who had fallen into demonic cultivation, back to the right path.

Yin Zhiyu slowly typed: ?

##Sweet and adorable heroine with a little conscience and a ruthless streak

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Gentle, pure-hearted, beautiful junior martial uncle who turns obsessive and twisted after being deceived##

#The hellfire still burns, worldly ties lead us astray, and one parting turns into forever

Reader's Guide: #A sweet-and-sour fantasy romance. Pure love in the first half, then a storm of love and hate. The hero gradually falls apart and turns dark as the plot unfolds, and his darkness only deepens later on. Don't read if that's not your thing.

#Both leads are inexperienced. There are lots of misunderstandings and emotional push and pull, but the ending is happy.

The hellfire still burns, worldly ties lead us astray, and one parting turns into forever.

From "Su Wu Man: Sky" by Chen Ting, Ming Dynasty

Core theme inspired by "Spring Post Poems" by Su Shi, Song Dynasty

Core theme: May I be like the wind, always true to its word, and stay forever beneath the midday sun.