The Dark Moonlight Keeps Trying to Rule the Three Realms

[Female Disguise + A Real and Fake “Young Master” + A Satisfying Read + Power Progression + The Protagonist Is Reborn Multiple Times] The half-demon Jie Yue died an unjust death. In her previous life, the Human Emperor Tian Yong mistook her for a murderer and pursued her for thousands of miles. Before she could clear her name, he struck her into a lake, where she drowned. When she opened her eyes again, she had become He Lingxi, a good-for-nothing at cultivation. No spiritual roots, so she couldn't cultivate as an immortal? No big deal. If she couldn't become an immortal, she could cultivate as a demon instead. Her nemesis, Tian Yong, had vanished without a trace? Then she'd join the immortal cultivation sect Heng Tian Sect and fight her way through every trial to seize the secrets of heaven! For Jie Yue, the problem was never the problem. It was... people! Like the annoying little crybaby at her side, clinging to her leg and sobbing, “Brother Lingxi, don't go!” with snot and tears streaming down his face. Will someone tell her who on earth he is?! ＊ The great immortal cultivation sect Heng Tian Sect took in two disciples. One was He Lingxi, a dazzling genius with a Heavenly spiritual root. The other was He Shan, a good-for-nothing born without spiritual roots and with a rebellious streak. Jie Yue was the despised little good-for-nothing He Shan, receiving contemptuous looks both openly and behind her back. Jie Yue: In a world where the strong rule, face-slapping is the only true test of strength. Someone asking to get beaten? Gladly! She couldn't take first place in the disciples' trial because her teammates held her back? No matter. She made a fortune in spirit stones. She was punished with cleaning the Ancestral Hall, and the other disciples looked down on her? She immediately took the Founding Patriarch as her master, becoming the grand-aunt master, second only to one and above thousands: The Outcast. The disciples finally realized the truth: If she's a good-for-nothing, then what does that make us? Reader's guide: 1. The female lead's romantic pairing is mostly in the background. 2. The first two chapters move slowly, but the pace picks up afterward. Please be patient and read through Chapter Three.