Every night, Ji Ling dreamed of intimate moments with a beautiful, unfamiliar woman. To find a solution, she traveled to the countryside to meet her “destined person.” However, a thick fog rolled in, and the sound of suona horns reached her ears. When she opened her eyes again, it was midnight, and ghosts surrounded her. Stumbling, she ran to a house lit by candlelight, only to see red silk and veils. A woman in a red wedding dress sat by the bed. On the table in front of her was a red ledger, with the two prominent characters: “Love Debt.”

It turns out that in her previous life, Ji Ling was a yao (a type of demon or supernatural being in Chinese mythology). While fleeing, she met Lin Qingjiu, who saved her life. In the days that followed, Ji Ling aggressively pursued her savior. After finally winning Lin Qingjiu over, Ji Ling, for reasons unknown, decided to leave without a word.

As a result, Ji Ling was forcibly bound to the “Love Debt” system. She must repay this debt to completely sever this karmic connection. The method of repaying this love debt is as follows:

“Ah… that’s enough…” Ji Ling weakly pushed away Lin Qingjiu’s hand. The other person leaned close to her ear and whispered, “Good girl, just one last time.”

Night after night, Ji Ling was utterly consumed, her body covered in hickeys that never truly faded, old ones fading as new ones appeared. Her once beautiful face became haggard and pale. Ji Ling despaired, thinking, “When will this ever end?”