[A lighthearted, everyday cultivation world with bloodshed (?) + a truly powerful heroine + a hero who coasts to victory the whole way + a cast of supporting cultivators who earnestly stir up trouble but never succeed]
Also known as: My Years as the Tyrant Empress's Leg Ornament / Transmigrating Wasn't Easy, So I Might as Well Be a Pretty Boy.
The founding grandmother of the Nine Immortals Hall, a top power in the cultivation world, is about to emerge from seclusion.
Countless people are so nervous their hair is practically falling out...
Lin Hao discovers that he has transmigrated into the body of someone in this world named Lin Shuhao.
He can't help marveling: Transmigration sure is getting more flexible these days. You don't even need to share the same name anymore!
But what happens next makes him wonder:
Maybe it's no big deal. Perhaps all the people who transmigrated here with the exact same name were killed off, so they brought me over even though one character was different...
Sent to the side of the fearsomely powerful founding grandmother, Dao Lord Wuxue, Su Guyue, he feels like he's constantly teetering on the edge of death.
Everyone thinks he's about to die.
Well, what a coincidence!
That's exactly what he thinks, too!
But how could ordinary people like them possibly guess what that crazy founding grandmother is thinking...
Dao Lord Wuxue, Su Guyue, has no particular hobby except making sure other people never get what they want.
At first, a horde of cultivators chased after Su Guyue every day.
Lin Hao: There are so many of them. Is she out of her mind? Why doesn't she run?
Later, a horde of cultivators chased after Su Guyue again.
Lin Hao: There are so many of them. Is there not one sane person among them? Why aren't they running from her?
This book is really good, it can make people calm and happy, and it also has plot and depth of content.
Am I the first?