[A small ensemble cast + immortal cultivation + past and present lives + growth + slow burn]
In modern times, Wen Huaiyu is a gloomy, twisted, crawling corporate drone, with a state of mind that couldn't be less fitting for her name.
After pulling an all-nighter at work, she dies suddenly and transmigrates into the body of a supporting female character with the same name in a fantasy cultivation novel she had just opened while slacking off at work.
Wen Huaiyu cries out, “I didn't slack off enough!”
What?!
You're saying the female character opposes the protagonist and meets a tragic end?
She's the eldest daughter of a supreme reclusive clan, with a Nine-Spirit Sword Body and a top-grade mutated Ice Spirit Root.
Huaiyu figures that with all that going for her, a miserable old age would be what she deserves!
Besides, why not just take them out ahead of time? Could that really be harder than dealing with demanding clients?
But why does everyone have a line of text over their head? Is this the golden finger you get for transmigrating into a book?
With the plot in her head and a divine sword in her hand, she steals others' opportunities and has not an ounce of immortal-cultivation morality.
Huaiyu lives by one principle: as long as she has no morals, nobody can guilt-trip her. But why does this divine sword's spirit talk so much? It would be even better if it were mute.
You Heng: My master wants to poison me mute every day. What should I do? Asking online, this is urgent! My sword life is at stake!!
It is my sin to find an unfinished book that I love to read.
I came here after watching the tweet video. I really like this book. I support the author greatly 😘
I think it's very beautiful
It's okay, I can read it, the logic and writing are not that confusing.
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