The Days I Worked for the Demon Venerable

A useless little junior uncle of a female lead who doesn't want to be a wage slave x a tsundere, cold-faced demon lord male lead who doesn't know how to express himself

Li Shui transmigrates into a book, becoming a demon cultivator in a xianxia novel.

She can't make it as a demon cultivator, but has no spiritual roots to join the righteous sects. So she ends up a demon cultivator maidservant, working as a spy among the righteous.

A maidservant without spiritual roots at Xiaoyao Manor, she somehow manages to become an inner sect disciple through sheer shamelessness.

At the immortal sect competition, she awakens her opponent's potential, helping them break through to the Golden Core realm. She loses in the very first round and becomes a disgrace to the sects.

The next day, she casually practices swordsmanship with Bai Qing'an, the original male lead, and he breaks through. Refusing to believe it was a coincidence, she seeks out Song Qingshu, the original heroine, embodiment of beauty and intelligence. Song Qingshu breaks through too, and Li Shui is nearly struck by the lightning summoned by the breakthrough.

After that, Li Shui becomes a human punching bag. Everyone who sees her wants to spar with her, then immediately break through on the spot. Thus Li Shui, with no spiritual roots or cultivation, is forced to become a useless little junior uncle with exceptional escape skills.

The Demon Lord can't stand watching any longer and gives her magical artifacts and protective gear. Even so, Li Shui is shot through the heart by an arrow, and her soul is scattered. She heroically saves the heroine, but the arrow leaves her bedridden for ten years. When she wakes up, the world has fallen apart.

The world is now in chaos, Yanluo is ravaging the people, and the three realms are in turmoil. Saving the people is the protagonist's mission. On her very first day back, Li Shui is captured by the great demon lord, who grabs her and kisses her before she can even speak.

For a moment, she can't make sense of the plot. Shouldn't saving the world come first? Why is this man holding on to her and talking about locking her up?

Ten years later, the world has truly gone crazy.

Note: This is not a traditional cultivation novel. It's goofy, with a bit of an ensemble cast. Neither lead is perfect.

The writing is immature, the dialogue is random and nonsensical, and the author is terrible at writing blurbs, so please bear with it.

One-on-one romance, not a traditional cultivation novel. The logic is a little shaky, so please be patient!

Theme: Finding yourself is the greatest success