I Cut the Red Thread in Male-Oriented Novels

A cold, calculating, doting husband who’s overpowered from the start VS his sharp-witted, sarcastic fiancée

Every power-fantasy novel about a useless man rising to greatness has a powerful family that curries favor with him, breaks off an engagement when he falls on hard times, and then gets face-slapped when he levels up by defeating monsters with cheat after cheat. They all look down on him for being poor when he’s young, and so on.

But… Baili Yun has transmigrated into a book as a minor character whose name appears only once at the beginning, and who ends up with her entire family wiped out by the Demon Clan.

So… she knows what’s coming, but she’s only mentioned in two lines. How is she supposed to defy fate?

With no other choice, she latches onto the hero and gets stronger alongside him, planning to return and save her adoptive family later.

A harem? Not while I’m around. Those simpering women won’t get anywhere near him.

I’ll pair everyone up with someone. Soon, a crowd of male disciples is waiting outside her door every day, asking for help finding love…

“Senior Sister Yun, I’m at the middle stage of the Golden Core realm, have a little money, and would be faithful to my partner. Could you help me get together with Junior Sister Ya?…”

“Senior Sister Yun, …”

“Don’t you junior brothers have too much time on your hands? Everyone, run three laps around the sect. No using spiritual power. The ten slowest can spar with me.” A voice floated over from a distance, calm and gentle. Yet every person there felt a chill run all the way down to their tailbone.

After everyone scattered in a panic, the handsome man turned around with a smile. “Yun’er, let’s practice our swordsmanship.”

Baili Yun wanted to cry. Please spare me. I really can’t learn!