Transmigrating into a Book: The Male Lead Falls in Love

The book clearly says the male lead is a violent, cold-blooded monk, but when Bai Xining meets him, she discovers he's nothing like the description! The cold, heartless male lead who was supposed to stand atop the mountain has actually fallen in love??? By chance, Bai Xining saves a mysterious woman. On the verge of death, the woman entrusts her with finding the Xuanwu Linglong, a being with world-altering power and peerless divine might. Bai Xining has little to keep her in this world, so she agrees at once and travels to another time and space, beginning a wonderfully different life. The heroine will grow gradually. She's no simpering white lotus, but she is absolutely sweet and adorable. The original heroine has no connection to the male lead. She's a nameless bit-player, barely more than an extra. The original male lead looks aloof and celibate, but inside he's a brutal demon king. The original story follows a monk-like male lead as he levels up, fights bosses, and seeks revenge. Simply put, it's a sweet romance about a heroine who enters a book, blending freshness with brutality. Bai Xining: What kind of monk are you? Weren't you supposed to avoid women and worldly pleasures, devoting yourself to “cultivation”? Chu Yiling: Xining, do you think I don't love you enough? He wears a deeply aggrieved expression. Bai Xining: Who is this clingy, awful demon king? Give me back my aloof male idol!!!