After I Transmigrated into a Book, Everyone Went Off the Rails

[One-on-One Romance + Xianxia + Character Growth + Fantasy Romance + Transmigrate into a Book]

[Overworked and occasionally unhinged heroine vs. short-lived, give-up-and-coast hero]

[Note: The opening is a slow burn, and the heroine's change in outlook takes time.]

One cup of instant noodles for the whole night: programmer Bai Ying worked herself to death, only to transmigrate into a harem novel written for men, two years before the story began!

To stay alive, she learned a whole host of escape skills.

Because she was afraid of pain, she maxed out all her defensive abilities.

Because she was unlucky, she learned Zi Wei astrology.

Because she was afraid of dying, she devoted herself to sword cultivation.

The bottom of the barrel among good-for-nothings, a fighting machine among overachievers!

Lacking talent? Make up for it with hard work. Even bad luck can be an opportunity!

The harem-novel hero transmigrated from another world. His fiancee was supposed to break off their engagement, his sect was supposed to humiliate him, and his fellow cultivators were supposed to bully him. So why had none of that happened?

And why had all his beautiful harem girls become fans of that good-for-nothing junior martial uncle instead?!

Corruption progress: 0/100.

At first, just to stay alive, she swore she would remain a nobody forever.

The bones in the Sword Mound could not be ignored.

The painted skin of Qianyang concealed strange undercurrents.

Black flood dragons and yellow dragons, tens of thousands of wronged souls with no one to hear their grievances.

The King of Qin's bones shone; the Chiyang Tomb emerged, its restrictions destroyed, and war in the mortal world was about to erupt.

Demons fight humans, humans fight the heavens.

With a mortal's body, she would protect peace for all generations to come.

She was no immortal. She was mortal.

[Strong heroine, both leads are inexperienced]