A Fallen Fairy

My name is Lu Yanshen.

I’m the lead and sole designer of the fantasy cultivation game Immortal Trails Run Amok.

For personal reasons (crossed out).

I gave the villainous empress, whose cultivation reaches the heavens, eerie silver Dao patterns.

I added a storyline about a gentle, graceful beauty of a master whose filial devotion turns twisted.

I made the aloof, proud sword immortal surnamed Pei “answer the call of calamity,” fall into the mortal world, and willingly become a demon.

On the night before the game’s release, after finishing the defeat-and-corruption IF routes for every heroine, I was looking forward to fame and fortune.

Then everything went black, and I transmigrated into the world I had designed.

Transmigration isn’t the end of the road, but I soon discovered that the immortals here were all a little “out of character”...

The villainous empress, tormented by hellfire, was frantically searching for the culprit who branded her with Dao patterns.

The gentle, beautiful master had an unspeakable, obsessive sickness hidden deep beneath her tender gaze.

Worse still, the cold and proud sword immortal, who wasn’t supposed to fall to the demonic path until much later, showed up at my door ahead of schedule, her sword tip pointed at my throat:

“Whoever profanes an immortal’s body...”

“Must be killed?”

“I’m going to carve ‘Reserved for Immortal Pei’ into you!”

Many years later, as Lu Yanshen, the top prodigy on the Azure Cloud Ranking, sword immortal of the Grand Void Palace, exempt from dismounting before the court and from having his name announced during formal greetings, free to come and go in the imperial harem, night watchman of the Great Zhou Empire, tamer of twenty-two immortal beasts, and the First Word Emperor of the Nine Provinces Continent, faces the immortals closing in on him, he’ll remember that late-night overtime shift before his transmigration, when he had a slice of pizza in his mouth.