Book Transmigration: My Motherly Love Has Gone Wrong

[1V1 / Transmigrate into a book / Adventure / Sweet and satisfying] Question: What should you do if you transmigrate into a xianxia novel whose basic outline you came up with yourself, have a System that works only some of the time, and possess a rare treasure but no spiritual roots to cultivate? Ni Xiaodie, happily munching on the spiritual fruit Hua Anyan gave her, curls her lips in smug satisfaction: Drop the pride and cling to the protagonists. ++ In the cultivation world, the strong rule. People scheme against one another, kill for treasure, and danger lurks everywhere. With no one to rely on and no spiritual power, even the “kids” she wrote refuse to acknowledge her. Ni Xiaodie feels so wronged she could cry. First, Hua Anyan nearly kills her with a single sword strike. Then her “little daughter,” Xuan Aoyu, treats her like a rival and snaps at her at the slightest provocation. Her “eldest son,” Tu Ke, also often leaves her speechless because of her “youngest son,” Wei Xun. Heavens know she only thinks of them as her own children! As their author-mother, all she wants is to see her two “daughters,” Xuan Aoyu and Yu Menghan, cuddle up together, and her two “sons,” Tu Ke and Wei Xun, get closer. Ni Xiaodie is a mother with so many grievances she cannot even voice them. Fortunately, there is still Hua Anyan, who is completely focused on his career. But why does Hua Anyan look at her more strangely the longer they spend together? And why has he personally put an end to several of her romantic prospects? How infuriating. She refuses to talk to him. But Hua Anyan acting all awkward as he tries to make up with her is just too adorable! Fine, Ni Xiaodie admits her feelings for Hua Anyan have long since changed. But really, it is not her fault. Blame Hua Anyan for being so handsome, so clever, so rich, and so irresistibly charming! Yes, exactly! It absolutely has nothing to do with her being unable to resist temptation!