Xiao Tong was an ordinary person. She had neither an outstanding spiritual root nor striking looks. Even her family background was unremarkable: she was a concubine’s daughter, the sort who would be married off at the appropriate age to win over a poor but promising scholar.
One night, her elder sister took her up to the heavens to see the Golden Crow. They were unlucky enough to encounter an assassination attempt on it, and Xiao Tong was caught in the crossfire and killed.
When she awoke again, the System transmitted her memories from her previous life and told her that in this life she was living inside an old-fashioned tragic romance novel. Her beloved elder sister would die for the hero and heroine. The dragon she had bonded with would be skinned alive and have its sinews torn out to save the heroine. The hometown where she had grown up would be burned to the ground overnight for the sake of the hero and heroine’s love.
During the war between gods and demons, she was a cannon-fodder character who took a fatal blow meant for the immortal realm’s beloved white moonlight. As her body plummeted, she seized the moment, channeled spiritual power into her life-bound sword, and plunged it straight through the male lead’s core.
Her blue robes stained with blood, she hovered in the air, the tip of her sword pressed against the heroine’s slender, pale neck.
The story began to change from that moment on. From today forward, she was the heroine of this book.
(The main pairing has a hint of girlboss energy, so please be warned.)
(A nontraditional story of a supporting female character’s rise.)
What can I say... It was good at first. It's a pity that the story doesn't work when I meet the original heroine later... I feel that the heroine is not as smart as the original heroine. The system is not as powerful as others