Reborn, Her Yandere Nemesis Keeps Driving Away Her Suitors

[The story is complete, and every loose end is tied up. Enjoy!] [Classic xianxia flavor + no romance pairings + a little heartbreak and groveling] In her previous life, Bai Yimian went to the Yellow Springs with the Netherworld Emperor for the sake of all living beings. In this life, she chooses to lie flat, yet is once again swept into fate's whirlpool. First she gets trapped in a treacherous palace power struggle, then dragged into the conflict between the righteous and the wicked. Along the way, she forms bonds with A Lian, an arrogant fox; Yun You, her roguishly handsome master; Dong Lin, a possessive crown prince; Hua Louyun, a shy uncle-master who fears women; and Lin Moyan, her handsome older brother. Just as peach blossoms bloom all around her, she can only sigh at how grudges, love, and fate play cruel tricks. In this life, she and the man destined to be her sworn enemy are fated to fall in love before turning against each other. A roundup of this novel's classic, so-bad-it's-good tropes (spoilers ahead): 1. The romance has to drag on for three lifetimes. (Mostly because our girl never takes love seriously.) 2. The male lead avoids women. (One uncle-master really did throw up for days after a girl held his hand.) 3. They're either highborn or have a secret identity. (You've figured it out.) 4. The heroine always needs rescuing by the male lead. (Our girl has rescued a certain someone N times.) 5. The male lead always puts the world first. (A certain someone says the world is nothing but ants.) 6. A wicked female rival is a must. (There are no evil rivals in this novel's romance.) 7. The male lead's uniform is a flowing white robe. (That's the official color of the Lingshuang Kingdom.) 8. They keep misunderstandings bottled up until the conflict explodes. (The misunderstandings are cleared up entirely through imagination.) 9. The heroine always stabs the male lead. (No, when our girl gets ruthless, she stabs herself too.) 10. The leads always spark a war between good and evil. (Some problems can't be solved with love and peace.) 11. The heroine loses her memory. (Angst.) 12. The heroine runs away while pregnant. (Nope.) 13. The second male lead leaves readers heartbroken. (You tell me.)