Lin Xiangyu transmigrates into an angsty romance novel where the male and female leads are constantly caught up in melodramatic cycles of “I love you, but you don’t love me” and “You love me, but I don’t love you.” As a mere passerby, Lin Xiangyu only wants to stay far away from these weirdos and survive long enough to get home.
She is bound to a System and has to win over the aloof second male lead to return to her world. Unfortunately, right after the System tells her this, a demon swallows it whole, and it meets an untimely end.
Around then, Lin Xiangyu finds the dying second male lead near Corpse Demon Mountain. She takes him home, and somehow they end up married. They stay married for five years.
Eight years later, the System finally recovers its spiritual power and comes looking for her. It takes one look at the man Lin Xiangyu calls her husband and breaks into a cold sweat. “Host, how did you end up married to the most ruthless villain in this book?”
Lin Xiangyu: ? Didn’t you say he was the aloof second male lead?
Lin Xiangyu learns that her marriage to Wen Huai was originally just a misunderstanding. He never had even the slightest affection for her. She doesn’t make a fuss and agrees to a divorce.
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Lin Xiangyu only knows that Wen Huai is a demon. But when she sees his true form with her own eyes, every demon around her prostrates before her former husband, and their resounding cries of “Demon Emperor” make her tremble from head to toe.
By then, Lin Xiangyu has just learned that the protagonists’ group has plotted to wipe out all the demons, laying down layers upon layers of magical arrays here to ensnare Wen Huai. Thinking of their past as husband and wife, she rushes over to warn him. “Get out of here. It’s dangerous.”
But before she can finish, her so-called husband turns and disappears into a rift in the demon realm with the original female lead. He never looks back, and never sees her branded a traitor and killed in the ensuing chaos.
Fortunately, Lin Xiangyu returns to the modern world. But before long, for reasons she doesn’t understand, she finds herself back in the cultivation world. A hundred years have passed. She hears that the human world and the immortal capital are now under the Demon Emperor’s rule. Back then, he single-handedly destroyed the four great sects of the Upper Realm, becoming someone everyone fears to speak of.
Though she doesn’t know why she’s returned, she has a good attitude. This time, she’ll make sure to stay alive and never get involved with a demon again.
Misunderstandings and melodrama / groveling pursuit / male lead is a demonic villain
Saved on 2026.1.5
Theme: Perseverance
No way, you self-impressed scumbag, how can you live easily because you have suffered so many injuries? When did you live easily? After death, you actually hate her for abandoning you, without any reflection at all. You don't know what you have done? It doesn't matter if the heroine doesn't inquire about the heroine at all. If you really care about her, you won't let her be bullied to this extent. There are some things that you don't know on purpose. You are afraid that you will not be able to revive the demon world because of her. People who are cowardly and strong enough can take care of both. Just because you don't care, let her be bullied by everyone. If you have an attitude, will your subordinates dare to make arbitrary decisions? No, I think this pair of crematoriums can't be fucked. I've never seen such a disgusting male protagonist 🌈. If the crematoriums don't give me any forced love later, it will really make me want to vomit.
I feel that everyone is indeed sick⊙▽⊙ and they have found the wrong culprit. That man surnamed Nie had the ability to kill the monster who was the culprit. Father Song was not the culprit by refusing to save him, but it was indeed unjust and in vain. What kind of righteous leader is this? It's ridiculous. Song Qingli haha, it's true that Nie is vain when she scolds her. Nie and Song are also weird. Nie stabbed the heroine but didn't treat her like a human being. He didn't even apologize or plead guilty😒. Song is even more weird, actually reacting to the heroine's unreasonable disaster in this way 💔. I don't know what Wen Huai's reasons are, but the heroine would be too holy if she didn't hate Wen Huai at this time. These two couples are really in a state of confusion. Song and Nie are of very low character...
How much progress are we making towards the day of receiving the bento? I can't wait.
What kind of bloody plot? The heroine was able to escape easily and still had to take care of another person. Is this Virgin's fault suffered from the beginning to the end? Is it just to keep up with the situation and get entangled with the male protagonist again? I really feel that what the heroine did was completely worthy of the suffering she suffered. It was so worth it.
You should hate the big demon, Nie. I don't know why the more I look at it, the more I see it, I feel like the characters are somewhat disconnected from their previous personalities. The description of Nie Mingyu's character is somewhat thin. It feels a bit forced and evil overall.
After that, the crematorium must be burning hot, don't forgive easily
There is no extra story... I stayed up all night for nothing
"He touched her back, and it was dripping..." This is a big bug for the author~
I don't understand. Didn't the heroine's eyes gouged out? Why do you say her eye sockets are full?
It looked so confusing and confusing, and there were many erroneous sentences.