The Demon Lord's Second Life[BL]

After Mo Tianzun -the feared Demon Lord- fell to the sword of Liu Shengjie, the martial world breathed a sigh of relief. The Spirit Realm, once shattered by war, began to rebuild. Peace reigned for the first time in a thousand years. Without the threat of demons, cultivators flourished, and the balance between realms was restored.



But peace is never eternal.



Deep within the sacred grounds of the Yunxiao Healer Sect, a young prince named Lin Xuanji opened his eyes.



His vision was unfamiliar, yet the face he saw in the bronze mirror was hauntingly similar-refined, beautiful, a mirror of the demon he once was. Gone was the stark white hair of the Demon Lord. Now, jet-black strands framed his youthful face. His body felt unfamiliar... and yet, when he summoned his qi, the power surged through his meridians-untamed, immense, his former strength intact.



He was reborn.



Mo Tianzun, the once-invincible Demon Lord, now inhabited the body of Lin Xuanji-the weakest prince of the Yunxiao Sect, a laughingstock among cultivators.



"Weakling prince?" Mo's eye twitched. "They dare... call me that?"



Though furious, he knew better than to reveal his true nature. For now, he'd play the fool. Let them mock. He would bide his time, regain his influence, and reclaim his destiny.



As he sat in meditation, refining his qi in silence, a sudden voice echoed through the room.



"Greetings, host."



Startled, Mo's-no, Lin Xuanji's-eyes flew open. "Who's there?"



No one.



But then, above his head, a shimmering blue screen flickered into view.



> [Welcome to the System!]

Main Quest: Make Crown Prince Zhao Longxuan fall in love with you-and only you.

Objective: Become the prince's sole consort, and ascend as the queen-with zero concubines.





"...What the fuck?!"



Mo Tianzun, the terror of three realms, screamed into the void.

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