Nine Arts to Become a Demon

Right and wrong, duty and justice: the immortal and demonic paths are worlds apart.

One clan rules for generations, only to have its throne usurped.

Another clan reaps the rewards and topples the Heavenly Realm to claim the throne.

One falls to the demonic path, swearing to kill her archenemy.

One is a crown prince, studying formations to oppose her.

The Bewitching Bell and the Immortal-Binding Cord restrain her soul and steal her spiritual aperture, yet cannot break her.

He falls into Dongling and is trapped in an ice prison. Her spiritual aperture is returned to her, and he falls deeply in love, unable to help himself.

In this life, they love each other, but in the end, whose soul devours whose, binding their hearts and spirits, while neither realizes they are caught between immortals and demons?

In this lifetime of deadly rivalry, who beguiles whose empire and captures whose heart and mind, overturning day and night?

The above is the “serious plot synopsis.” In truth, the story in the theater is what this book is really about: the coming-of-age tale of an upbeat little demoness.

Amid a chaotic daily life full of danger and murder, the little demoness doesn’t grieve for the world or pity its people. Lively, positive, and optimistic, she keeps the show going with one playful stunt after another. Alongside the male lead, who is just as prone to forgetting his lines, she turns a tragic tale of tortured love and revenge into a sweet, hilarious, and joyful romance.

As an author whose willpower has never been strong, I too have fallen under the little demoness’s spell after being talked into the story again and again.

Since that’s how it is, let’s just let loose and have fun together.