[Everyone’s favorite + adorable child + transmigrating into a book + wish fulfillment + one-on-one romance]
She is Ying Ying, a woman from the 21st century and a professional relationship mediator, the kind who persuades people to get divorced. But fate had other plans. She was sitting at home when a wave of someone else’s romance came flying in from the rooftop and hit her squarely. Just like that, she died, only to transmigrate into a book called The Great Cultivators of the Cultivation World Bow Down to Me.
And so she transmigrated into a book.
Her character was a seven-year-old child who had been stuck at the Qi Refining stage for nine thousand years. She had transmigrated into the body as a baby, but had never broken the curse. Since her body had never made it past the Qi Refining stage, it kept getting smaller and smaller.
Just then, her master appeared. “Only dual cultivation can save you.”
Ying Ying would never agree. “I’ll cultivate, but that’s all.”
Later, she took the path of lying flat. Mistaken for a little beggar, she was taken in by a burly man and brought to his sect.
Who could have guessed that every one of them had an extraordinary past?
The gentle and refined eldest senior brother is devoted to one person, yet ends up trading his life for hers.
The honest, simple-minded second senior brother is actually a murderous “Dogged God of Slaughter.” Because of the female lead, he ends up torn apart by five horses.
The enchanting, handsome third senior brother escapes death, only to walk straight into another trap. His bloodline is stolen, his spiritual body is taken, and he is ultimately humiliated and killed.
The calculating, cold-hearted fourth senior brother is a gifted formation master. After the female lead saves him, he willingly becomes her devoted admirer, only to be used until he dies.
The fifth senior brother seems cold and heartless, but is kind at heart. He saves the female lead and ends up getting her killed.
Good grief! Ying Ying is so furious that she has no choice but to pick up her old profession again.
P.S. There isn’t much romance.
It was okay, but the ending was inexplicable, and it was over before I could even react.
I don't understand it at all, it's a mess! Nonsense! Give it three stars, it's not easy to code!