<p>I&rsquo;ve transmigrated into a martial arts novel. Not as a supporting character, nor even an extra, but as a 13-year-old girl with no mention whatsoever. &ldquo;Another day spent doing laundry all day, I suppose.&rdquo; In the novel, my role is that of a maid in the Heavenly Demon Sect. I took on this high-paying job to provide a better life for the grandmother who raised me alone through hardships. The problem lies in the novel&rsquo;s content. Heavenly Demon&rsquo;s Reign. A story where the male lead, so cruel that he&rsquo;d tear his closest aides to pieces if displeased, dominates the martial world entirely. Fortunately, the point of the story I&rsquo;ve entered is during the male lead&rsquo;s childhood. The contract I signed to be a maid lasts five years, and if I could endure just two more months, I&rsquo;d be able to escape the sect. But then, I suddenly get reassigned as the male lead&rsquo;s personal maid, completely throwing off my plans. Now, I must prove my usefulness to survive. As I desperately focus on doing my job well, I find the male lead staring at me constantly. With terrifyingly intense eyes. &ldquo;&hellip;Is there something else you need?&rdquo; My dream is to travel the martial world hand in hand with my grandmother, but I&rsquo;m not sure if that will ever be possible. It&rsquo;s not just the male lead&mdash;why does the Heavenly Demon look at me with such deep, soulful eyes? And why does the Ghost Soul Pavilion Lord keep frequenting my grandmother&rsquo;s noodle shop? Even the male lead&rsquo;s siblings are acting strange. Why are they all so interested in me, just a lowly maid? &ldquo;You remind me of my first love.&rdquo; &ldquo;You&rsquo;re my last love.&rdquo; &ldquo;You&rsquo;re one of our family now.&rdquo; &hellip;Excuse me? Me?</p>