The plan failed.
When the apocalypse came, Yin Liu, a transmigrator who thought highly of himself, became humanity's only hero during its darkest and most brutal years.
But even the best horse can stumble. Gravely wounded, he retreated to the rear to "teach and nurture the next generation." Unwilling to waste the rest of his life, Yin Liu tried to fight back, but failed. Captured by the enemy, she lost her mind and became humanity's most nightmarish executioner.
During those years, as his consciousness was eroded and his body taken from him, he committed sins he would have to spend the rest of his life repenting for.
His past achievements meant nothing now. Humanity saw him as its greatest shame and its enemy, and spared no effort in trying to kill the former "hero."
Then he woke up, and had become "her."
Clear his name? Ridiculous. In the brief time he had left, he would be better off finding a way to atone for his sins.
But later, the young man stood before her with a blade in hand, pointing his sword at her, his eyes full of pain and despair.
"Are you really my teacher, or Asmodeus, the Lustful Demoness who deceived everyone?"
She only smiled and fully unleashed her true form as the Demoness, revealing her young and beautiful body.
"Your teacher is right here with me." She smiled sweetly, lightly touching her chest with a fingertip, her eyes as tender and desirous as water. "If you want her, come and take her."
I cannot be forgiven. If I can escape punishment, then where is justice?
The profile looked like an old friend, but then I realized it had been so long ago.
I don't know why, but I don't even want to click on novels with a touch of atonement or original sin. Epstein's allies are running rampant now, don't you find this atonement theory laughable? The elite can just say they were powerless and move on, while the powerless, miserable working class has to spend their whole lives atoning for their sins. It's hilarious.
No one will understand the name I gave the female lead within ten years.
It seems like an old friend has come.
It's well-written. I have a suggestion for the author: avoid including internet slang or buzzwords in the book. These things are popular now, but they might be forgotten in a few months or even weeks. Later readers will find them confusing or even awkward.
You know the rules, if you want it, come and get it yourself (unclear drumbeat).
Currently at 70,000 words, the story is somewhat dragging; in terms of emotional and slice-of-life moments, there's not enough content. I still hope the author can finish it well. Support!
When to enter the AI C stage
The plot is somewhat similar to a book that was cut two years ago.
Teacher Zici