She Became the Villain's White Moonlight

Jiang Fu transmigrated into an old-fashioned romance novel as the fellow disciple who wedges herself into the main cast. She’s hopelessly infatuated with the male lead, but he doesn’t return her feelings. After causing all kinds of trouble, she takes off her immortal sect disciple robes and is about to join the demon realm when Jiang Fu arrives. When Jiang Fu grits her teeth and heads to the demon clan to tackle a target, she discovers that the major villain, whose profile had been highlighted in the character notes, lost his memory after cracking his head. He’s become a complete idiot! Jiang Fu gets hungry and plans to skin a rabbit and roast it over a fire. The villain waves his sleeve and puts out the flames, his manner innocent and sincere. “Master, all things have a spirit.” They encounter a sharp-tongued bird demon. Jiang Fu pulls poison powder from her sleeve, ready to send her to the afterlife. The villain grabs her hand and pleads, “Demons can be good or evil, too.” Good grief. Which one of them is the villain, anyway? Fine, fine, you can have the role of righteous immortal sect disciple, okay? * Later, Jiang Fu watches the villain obediently write about the way of the gentleman. She watches him stand before the towering mountain gates, draw his sword, and slay demon after demon, his figure embodying a majestic, unyielding sense of justice. Jiang Fu thinks her mission is complete. But the moment she fakes her death and leaves, the System blares an alarm: Oh no! The villain has wounded everyone in the immortal sect and is on his way to wipe out the main cast! Just as Jiang Fu thinks she can finally catch her breath: Damn it...