After Winning Over My Nemesis, I Found Out He Had a Secret Crush on Me

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He Yi gets her hands on a book of prophecies.

In it, her aloof senior brother and nemesis turns evil and becomes the final villain. In the end, the male lead kills him in the name of justice, running him through the heart with a single sword thrust... and she dies too.

He Yi closes the incomplete book: ?

Why did she die too? What happened in the missing pages?

At the very end of the book is an IF route: If you want to live, win over the villain and stop him from turning evil.

Hah? Win over her nemesis?

Looking at the corruption value above her nemesis’s head, He Yi decides, for the sake of survival: Well, when you put it that way...

He Yi: “Senior brother, I made you a late-night snack myself.”

Her senior brother is unmoved. “Did you poison it?”

He Yi: “Senior brother, I made this sachet myself. It’s for you.”

Her senior brother gives it a look of disdain. “Was this what everyone else left behind?”

The road to winning him over is long... and the corruption value above her senior brother’s head just keeps rising.

Grinding her teeth, He Yi sneaks into his room that night and tricks him into taking a lovesickness spell.

Under warm silk bed curtains, they whisper and kiss. The next morning, her senior brother looks exhausted, and the number above his head has shot way up!

He Yi: ?

How could she have forgotten? Her senior brother cultivates the Heartless Dao. Heartbroken, she decides to run away and find the male lead from the book instead, switching to a new target.

But he corners her against a wall. His expression dark, he kisses her passionately on the brow and around the eyes. “Junior sister, now that you’ve had your way with me, you’re not planning to shirk responsibility, are you?”

One day later, He Yi accidentally learns that he was never under the lovesickness spell at all.

He Yi: ?

So what did he mean that night...

And what does it mean when he climbs through her window every night, holds her, and demands that she take responsibility?

After a night of unrestrained passion, He Yi gazes into his tender eyes and at the perfect score above his head, lost in thought. Is this really his corruption value?

So who was the one being sweet-talked and tricked?

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As a heaven-favored prodigy and the savior of the world in the eyes of the people, Li Huaishen has two secrets. First, his origins make him despise himself. Second, he has loved someone since he was young. She was like a fresh green apricot in spring: innocent, naive, and blundering into his desolate, dark world. She tore down the high walls around his heart, then turned around and forgot all about him.

#Weren’t they supposed to be enemies? Why is he kissing me?

#Why does my senior brother’s corruption value look like an affection score?

Reader’s Guide:

1. The female lead doesn’t know the male lead’s true form is a white tiger.

2. Both leads are each other’s first and only. No Heartless Dao male lead ever makes it out of Jinjiang.

3. A sunny female lead with a serious lack of self-awareness: “I’m not tsundere. I’m not denying my feelings.”

4. A jealous, smug hypocrite who never says what he means: “I think I’ve said what I mean.”

5. A sweet-and-sour story about fighting monsters and falling in love, with men competing for the female lead but no women competing for the male lead. Long live friendship.

6. There’s no System, so who wrote this third-rate book of prophecies?

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