Gu Qingru is a substitute female character in a xianxia novel about a stand-in. After the female lead accidentally falls into the Ten Thousand Demons Abyss, Gu Qingru spends three years as her replacement.
Now the female lead has returned, and there is no longer any place for Gu Qingru in the vast sect.
The good news: As someone who transmigrated into a book, Gu Qingru was controlled by the plot for eight whole years, forced to play the supporting female character. Now she has finally regained control of her own body.
The bad news: She still has to meet her destined ending by jumping into the Ten Thousand Demons Abyss, and she has only one month left.
What a miserable life!!!!!
Well, in that case, don’t blame her for abandoning all self-respect and enjoying a shameless life.
A bunch of useless idiots spend every day yapping and getting in the way of her path to becoming stronger.
What doesn’t kill her will only make her stronger.
It’s just the Ten Thousand Demons Abyss. So be it, she’ll jump.
From now on, she’ll walk her own path, not that of a substitute supporting character.
At long last, she escapes the Hunyuan Sect and makes it safely out of the Ten Thousand Demons Abyss.
But why has the Abyss’s demon lord been chasing her for three years since she left?
Demon Lord Shen Moyu says helplessly, “The Heavenly Dao told me to follow you. You brought me out of the Ten Thousand Demons Abyss, so now I can’t leave you.” He leaves, only to come back. What can he do?
Fine, fine. Follow me, then.
At long last, she reunites with her childhood friends. One has become a great monk, spending all day showing off his bald head while scamming and swindling people (not really).
The other cultivates both swordsmanship and medicine. But, sister, why are you so short-tempered? Please stop practicing swordsmanship with me. I can’t keep up!
(A character-focused story about growth, with a long journey. Thanks for your patience!)
I feel that the heroine is so chic, and the author also writes with a sense of imagery, and the plot is coherent.
Ahhhhh, such a beautiful novel, why doesn't anyone read it?