Xin Gan, a novelist from the 21st century, transmigrated into a book: the unfinished transmigration novel she'd left on hiatus for over half a year. The heroine was the hero's disciple, and the hero was the pinnacle of the cultivation world. Xin Gan transmigrated as a minor supporting character with barely any scenes. With the life goal of “sleeping, eating, and lying around,” she spent fourteen years eating, drinking, and having fun, starting from the womb. Then, unexpectedly, a master appeared out of nowhere.
Want to know what it's like to watch the hero and heroine fall in love up close? It's nothing but worrying. The hero ignores the heroine, while the heroine flirts with my older brother behind his back.
Just as peaceful days seemed to be on the horizon, the most troublesome Heavenly Dao refused to leave them alone. It secretly hired a writer to revise the novel, turning a coming-of-age romance into a story full of demons and ghosts. It was practically a ghost parade away from becoming a hundred-ghost night procession.
Xin Gan was miserable! So much for being cultivators. They really did have to start their training from scratch. It was exactly what she feared most.
