Lan Keyue choked on a tangerine and somehow transmigrated into the childhood version of the little BOSS from the cultivation comic Fate of the Dawn. A prodigy of the Xuanwu Sect, she reached the Golden Core stage before the age of fifty. But shortly after forming her core, she was ambushed and tainted by demonic energy in a secret realm, turning into a demon. The male lead, Ji Hongshu, hunted her down with his own hands and absorbed all her cultivation techniques. Her remnant soul was then refined into a spirit artifact by a rogue cultivator, leaving her no chance to be reincarnated.
Knowing how the story ends, Lan Keyue decides to slack off on her cultivation. Every few days, she visits her cousin Lan Kele at the neighboring Xianling Sect to play, and takes the opportunity to mess with the male lead, Ji Hongshu. She thinks this will make him hate her for good. But when the Heavenly Dao targets her and she chooses to fake her death and escape the plot, the chosen one, who always seemed so calm and detached, turns bloodshot-eyed and slaughters everyone who ever bullied her. He even uses his heart's blood as a guide to frantically search the Book of Fate for traces of her. Only then does Lan Keyue realize that she has become the male lead's unattainable first love.
Her two good disciples also try to cover for her. While working hard at cultivation, they persuade beautiful women to pester the male lead and feed Ji Hongshu all kinds of false information, making him pine for his lost love. Meanwhile, Lan Keyue happily plays around and eats to her heart's content in the secular world, only to notice that her little disciple, who contacts her so often, has started looking at her differently.
Zeng Derui: Master, you smell so sweet. Did you have rose candies again?
(One-on-one romance. The male lead is not the comic's male lead, and the romance begins in the middle or later part of the story. The heroine is self-interested and cares more about friendship, family, and the bond between master and disciple.)
The plot is very funny and the characters are very touching. They are all happy workers!
The writing is pretty good, but the updates are a bit slow, and the male protagonist doesn't have many roles, but the female protagonist is more sensible, so overall it's okay.