Nan Xun encounters an unbelievably powerful mythical beast—so overpowered it’s practically a walking cheat. This divine creature can take her through countless different worlds, and in exchange, Nan Xun must help it collect merit points. Once she accumulates enough merit and completes the mission, she’ll be able to return to the past and rewrite her fate, changing the tragic ending in which she died alone in a foreign place.
At first, everything sounds perfect. But very quickly, Nan Xun comes to regret this deal so deeply that her intestines practically turn green with remorse.
Why?
Because those precious merit points can only be obtained from villains—and not just any villains, but ultimate, endgame-level bosses whose darkening value is 100 and whose malice value is also 100. In other words, these are villains who are completely blackened to the core, overflowing with evil thoughts.
Nan Xun’s original plan was simple and pure-hearted: she would cleanse their souls, purify their corrupted hearts, and gently guide them back onto the path of righteousness.
But reality hits her hard.
What she absolutely did not sign up for was this:
Why do all these villains keep falling in love with her?!
One villain is a cannibal.
Another is a vicious, malevolent ghost.
A third is… well, words fail her.
Each one is more unhinged and terrifying than the last.
And just when Nan Xun thinks things can’t possibly get any worse, she discovers the horrifying truth: all of these villains are actually the same person, appearing in different worlds and identities.
At that moment, Nan Xun’s eyes roll back, and she collapses flat onto the ground, playing dead on the spot.
Meanwhile, the boss—evil, charming, wildly arrogant, and overwhelmingly domineering—curves his lips into a wicked smile and says lazily, “Baby, didn’t you say you wanted to purify my heart? Come on, then~”
Nan Xun, internally screaming, “Self-inflicted sins truly cannot be lived through. I really, really want to die. What am I supposed to do now?!”
