Battle Through the Heavens: Oh no, I've become the succubus Xiao Yan

In one unremarkable moment, a young man flipping through a worn copy of a familiar novel for the fifth time finds himself abruptly torn from his rented room and thrust into the body of the story's protagonist. He awakens as Xiao Yan, but this is no ordinary reincarnation. From birth, his body burns with the power of the Fire God, granting him a unique constitution and a legendary cultivation manual filled with peerless techniques. His growth is staggering—condensing Dou Qi at four, becoming a Dou Zhe at seven, and reaching the level of a Great Dou Shi by twelve. Yet in this life, raw power is not his sole ambition. Haunted by the tragedies of the plot he knows by heart, he is determined to rewrite the fates of those he once could only read about, beginning with the women who shaped his past. His resolve, however, quickly collides with a bewildering new reality. The gentle and devoted Xun'er is drawn to him with an almost intoxicating warmth, while Nalan Yanran, who was once the source of his greatest humiliation, greets him with tears and laughter—confessing she has spent seven long years searching for the very fiancé she was fated to scorn. Even the fire spirits, ancient and untamed, find themselves inexplicably drawn to him, their loyalty shifting from instinct to an almost fawning devotion. Surrounded by a chaos of affections and altered loyalties, Xiao Yan can only resign himself to the absurdity. The plot may have changed, but his goal remains steadfast: to ensure that in this second chance, no one close to him suffers the sorrows of the original story. Let the world burn as it will—he will carve a path where everyone he cares for finds a warm and well-deserved ending.