In this way, Genius Girl Irina — the future famous erotica writer — officially switched to Pure Love.
Not just Pure Love, but passionate, uninhibited, and reckless love — love that pushed the boundaries of imagination.
As someone who had been through it all, Su Mu could now write with such confidence that her words would make even veteran fans blush and their hearts pound.
But when Su Mu finished, she realized a serious problem.
What should she do next?
If she wanted to create more engaging chapters and include other Magical Girls, it would lead to a diversification and enrichment of Pure Love.
While she wouldn’t let herself off the hook, she would also continue to mess with others.
At that moment, Su Mu thought of the perfect target.
Setting aside Ye Wanqing for now, she didn’t dare touch Motes, and she wasn’t familiar with Lemon at all.
That left only one person who was most suitable.
Someone Su Mu could pin down without a single pang of guilt.
Thinking about it, Su Mu couldn’t help but reveal a meaningful smile.
‘Good, let’s do that!’
***
Using these popular tropes, Su Mu successfully gained 10,000s of followers and managed to carve out a place for herself in the world of Magical Girl fan fiction.
However, she wasn’t a Magical Girl yet, so she had to convert these fans into actual Dark Magic Power.
Su Mu didn’t want to hurt her fans, but she was forced by the pressures of life.
Since they had already taken so much advantage of her, they couldn’t blame her for being ruthless.
Then, Su Mu started a live stream.
She was going to pull off a big stunt — a world-shattering one.
At first, she used a .jpg meme avatar while streaming games and used her natural voice.
With her pure, youthful voice, many viewers were infatuated, and many others sent her harassing private messages.
However, Su Mu would flame them until their own parents wouldn’t recognize them.
Aside from relying on her fame and voice, her stream also thrived on her aggressiveness.
This time, she adopted a bratty girl persona without any psychological burden and quickly got into character.
But Su Mu wasn’t the kind of weak, easy-to-push-over brat.
She was the type who could genuinely flame a fellow streamer into social withdrawal during a PK battle.
In short, she was an internet mouthpiece.
Through this, she could obtain some Dark Magic Power by crushing the opposing fans, enough to support her minimum needs.
It even helped her successfully awaken a basic E Level ability, making her even more proficient in online arguments.
All these preparations were to gain followers quickly.
Su Mu wanted to attract attention rapidly to ensure that everyone was present for her big stunt.
For that moment, Su Mu had specifically purchased props in advance and studied special effects and makeup.
There was only one sentence in her profile — Face reveal at 1,000,000 followers.
At this point, one could basically guess what she planned to do.
But Su Mu felt that simply being ugly enough to fall below expectations wasn’t enough.
She had to be so terrifyingly ugly that even Dong Shi would feel inferior.
Only then could she trigger an explosive effect.
Su Mu’s 1,000,000-follower plan hit a few minor bottlenecks midway.
After all, she never showed her face, didn’t perform any talents, and her gaming skills were average.
Sometimes, the audience didn’t even understand her suggestive jokes.
To combat this, she released her second fanfiction, which featured Tang Nai.
“Guh, as the strongest Magical Girl, how could I lose to a mere mob monster?”
In a way, Tang Nai was also a bit of a brat.
Although she was much colder, her aggressiveness was far higher.
Even mentioning her deeds was enough to make people indignant, wishing they could personally descend and become one of the mob monsters pouncing on her.
But ordinary mob monsters obviously had no chance.
In the end, it was Irina who stepped in, naturally taking down the annoying Dead Rabbit.
Then came the intense punishment, the harsh prop battles, the struggle on the edge of dehydration…
This time, Su Mu felt no shame while writing.
She was filled with the satisfaction of revenge.
The response was excellent, with the only flaw being everyone’s confusion — who was Nai Tu?
‘Who is she? I have no idea.’
Just like that, Su Mu’s career was flourishing but just as she was looking forward to that world-shattering moment, a private message caught her attention.
Su Mu handled many private messages every day, and her blacklist already had several thousand people.
Normally, nothing should have been able to catch her eye, but this time, Su Mu’s expression was very serious.
She cautiously clicked on the message from the ID “Gray Rabbit Milk Candy,” too nervous to even breathe.
She hadn’t failed to anticipate this situation before writing the fanfiction, but when Tang Nai actually responded, she couldn’t help but feel some worry.
After all, with Tang Nai’s personality…
Su Mu could almost imagine the other girl’s wicked smile.
One had to remember that Mi Xian had merely complained about a certain character on a game forum before being pummeled by Tang Nai until she begged for mercy and showed her belly, even to the point where her Monster Core was contaminated.
‘Whatever. I have to look eventually. At worst, I’ll just get disciplined.’
When Su Mu clicked it open, she saw something incredible.
“Long time no see, Su Mu.”
‘Long time no see? What does that mean? Does she know about me returning to the past? That’s impossible. If she did, she would have contacted me a long time ago.’
Full of doubt, Su Mu began to tentatively question Tang Nai.
“How do you know my name?”
She quickly received an answer that left her jaw on the floor.
“Heh, I not only know your name, but I even held you when you were a baby.”
‘Is she playing an old meme or being serious? Tang Nai never talks nonsense.’
“When was that? How old were you when you held me?”
“I forgot. Let’s just say I’m forever eighteen. A Magical Girl’s age is a secret that can’t be pried into. If I found out someone knew, I might choose to silence them forever out of embarrassment.”
‘That tone is definitely Tang Nai. She avoids mentioning her age while refusing to be treated like a child, yet she says terrifying things on a whim.’
Still, Su Mu was puzzled.
Why was the other girl so calm?
She didn’t show any anger toward Su Mu’s offense.
“Did you read what I wrote?” she asked, deciding to go on the offensive.
“Of course I did. It’s well-written, and I like it very much. Irina is the character you created based on yourself, right?”
“Uh, strictly speaking, if I were a Magical Girl, I would use Irina as my name.”
Su Mu wasn’t surprised by Tang Nai’s strange response.
She wouldn’t be shocked by anything this girl did; after all, Tang Nai was an unpredictable woman.
“In that case, you aren’t a Magical Girl yet, right? Do you want to become a Magical Girl?”
‘Heh, in Magical Girl anime, that’s a pretty terrible question. It usually comes from a mascot with ulterior motives, and the ending is either turning into a Witch or doing something lewd.’
But Su Mu’s answer was only one word.
“Yes.”