(Playing the pig to eat the tiger + face-slapping wish fulfillment + good-for-nothing becomes everyone’s favorite + sect members can hear her thoughts)
Jiang Nan has had a lifetime of bad luck. In the end, she slips on a banana peel and ends up as cannon fodder in a female-led cultivation novel.
And yes, the kind of cannon fodder that gets burned to ashes.
The moment she meets her bargain-bin master, she secretly grumbles to herself:
[So this is my master, the one who gets his cultivation stolen, cursed to die, and eventually sacrificed...]
The old man nearly chokes, but she assumes he’s just happy to see her alive.
When her eldest senior brother saves her, she can’t help thinking: [Our eldest senior brother really is the number-one genius among the Eight Great Sects. Too bad he later becomes the heroine’s lapdog, and after she’s done using him, he ends up as kindling...]
The eldest senior brother’s expression immediately darkens.
When she meets her second senior brother and learns who he is, she can’t help exclaiming: [Our second senior brother looks like such an idiot, but he’s a walking treasure too. No wonder someone tricked him, skinned him, tore out his tendons, and took his bones...]
Huh? Why is the second senior brother slipping as he walks?
Her third senior brother is unbelievably handsome. She can’t stop drooling as she looks at him: [Our third senior brother is the most beautiful of them all. No wonder so many people want to abduct him. With talent and cultivation like that, he’d make the perfect cultivation furnace...]
Why did the third senior brother turn around and run away?!
Everyone else is miserable and unlucky too. How are they just like her?
Jiang Nan thinks it over and resolves to carry the whole sect to victory!
After reading Chapter 33, I can't stand it anymore. The heroine time traveled because the original heroine was framed and stole the original heroine's magic weapon. The original heroine did not survive the heroine's death. The original heroine met the heroine outside the secret realm and told her fellow disciples that the artifact was there. Why didn't she stop the sect from punishing the original heroine before? Why didn't she explain or compensate her afterwards! In the original work, her sect was also killed (probably, I haven't read it for a long time). It was also written in the introduction or the text that the heroine's master, brothers and sisters were basically killed by the heroine, but in Chapter 33, the original heroine was saved, not only the original heroine was saved, but also the contracted wolf I found medicinal materials to make an antidote and gave it to the original heroine (the poison that was given to the original heroine was life-threatening), and took all the wolves to find ingredients. I left an extremely social-phobic (very afraid of people) senior sister to stay with the original heroine. I feel that the heroine's heart is more towards the original heroine than her classmates. If the heroine hadn't had the aura of being a heroine, she would have ended up as a useless person just like her original self. In the original novel, it was written that the heroine didn't explain or help clear her original identity of theft, she didn't apologize or pay compensation, and she still carried the stigma before she died. The heroine should have been allowed to travel through time until she was punished, or to travel through time, and only after she was punished could she awaken her memory!
Jiang Nan really doesn't poke