How Can a Cultivator Side Character Escape the Love Triangle?!

[Beloved by all + romantic rivalries + feel-good story + plot + lighthearted]

A simple, easy read. If you come across any jarring scenes, feel free to skip them. This was one of my feverish works from four years ago, so please bear with me.

Feng Tianling died in style: she was crushed to death by money...

Then, by a twist of fate, her soul transmigrated into the cultivation world. She had expected to be impossibly cool and powerful, but then discovered she had landed in a cultivation novel called The Darlings of Powerhouses from Every Realm!

And she was a cannon-fodder supporting character... She had considered making a comeback as a supporting character, too.

But the heroine, Lin Xiuyin, was so pure and immaculate that Feng Tianling couldn’t help clinging to her coattails.

So Feng Tianling went behind the male lead’s back and brought Lin Xiuyin home.

The male lead was so furious that he tried to steal her back right there...

A feel-good progression fantasy, with ascension as the main storyline.

To be clear, there is no male lead before they ascend to the Spirit Realm, only male supporting characters. After they ascend to the Spirit Realm, I may get a strange idea and write in a male lead.

Most of the male supporting characters have one-sided feelings for the heroine, and there are plenty of dramatic romantic rivalries. The heroine is the adored darling at the center of it all.

The heroine is talented and beautiful. In my stories, the heroine is the most beautiful woman in the world. She’s lively and goofy, with the appearance of a cute young girl and the heart of a mature woman. I never put my heroines through misery. She’s here to cultivate immortality. If she can’t even live freely and carefree, what’s the point of cultivating immortality?

The heroine cultivates the sword and sound arts. Her main opportunities involve gaining insight into sword intent, reaching enlightenment, and improving her cultivation. She rarely needs other external advantages or a golden finger. She has always relied on herself.

I’m terrible at writing blurbs, but the story is great.

(P.S. The heroine is lovable, beautiful, and highly talented in cultivation, so there’s nothing wrong with lots of people liking her.)

One more important reminder: the heroine gets hurt and loses sometimes on her cultivation journey, too. She grows stronger through repeated trials.