Ye Zhiyao transmigrates into a cultivation novel as a love-struck supporting character. The original owner never bothered to cultivate and only knew how to dote on the male lead. In the end, the possessive heroine slashed her throat and left her body to rot in the wilderness.
Unwilling to be tortured to death, Ye Zhiyao heads to the Qinglian Sect instead. She cultivates like her life depends on it, because only by becoming strong can she afford to recklessly court death. But it turns out all her senior brothers are just as love-struck, eager to dote on the heroine. Ye Zhiyao refuses to believe she can’t cure them of it.
Her eldest senior brother is the classic aloof heartthrob, gentle only toward the heroine.
After Ye Zhiyao arrives, he’s no longer aloof. He’s more like a fretful mother, supervising her cultivation every day.
Eldest Senior Brother: “Little Junior Sister, what’s your cultivation level now?”
Ye Zhiyao: “I’m working on it, I’m working on it! Give me a few more days and I’ll break through to the next level.”
The heroine helped her second senior brother conceal his noble fox bloodline, so he’s endlessly grateful to her and showers her with all kinds of priceless treasures.
Ye Zhiyao takes him to the demon realm. “Want to rule the demon realm with me and become their king?”
Second Senior Brother: “?! Isn’t that a little too crazy?”
Her third senior brother is an alchemy fanatic. The heroine saves his life during an expedition, and he becomes her personal alchemist from then on.
Ye Zhiyao: “Take me with you on your expeditions! I’m super strong. No demon or monster will get anywhere near my third senior brother!”
Her fourth senior brother secretly loves the heroine. When she rejects him, he falls to the demonic path and tries to take her by force, only for the male lead to destroy his soul.
Ye Zhiyao: “Stop trying to take her by force. Look at me instead!”
Fourth Senior Brother: “…”
It's absolutely gorgeous!!! (I don't know how else to express it, so I'm using these four words to sum it up)
It's quite nice, but it feels so familiar; it looks a lot like some of the books on my bookshelf.
Book Famine is worth reading