Originally titled: The Cannon-Fodder Supporting Female Character Holds the Script and Escapes Her Fated Death
A tale of two poor souls and their shared emotional baggage
A question:
After you transmigrate into a book and get your hands on the script, what should you do first?
Steal the female lead’s heaven-defying opportunity and become the greatest cultivator in the land?
Or claim the heroine’s “thousand beauties” harem and enjoy a real-life dating sim?
Maybe found a sect and create a glorious history all your own?
No, no, no...
The first thing, of course, is to figure out when you’re going to die!!!
Staying safe! That’s the most important rule for surviving in a cultivation novel!
Xiang Qiming has made up her mind: in this female-led cultivation novel, Nine Heavens, she’s going to keep her head down and stay alive.
But... things don’t go as planned.
[Host, confess your love to the male lead.]
[Host, insult the female lead.]
[Host...]
Help! Isn’t this suddenly appearing System sending her straight to her death!?
Every single one of these people is at the absolute peak of martial power!!!
One wrong move and she’ll literally be destroyed, won’t she?!
But one day, Xiang Qiming looks at the main characters she’s gathered around her. Their aloof exteriors are gone, and they’re staring like a bunch of idiots at the assorted fruits and vegetables she’s grown after taking inspiration from farm stays, and at the “birds and beasts” she’s raised...
With innocent faces, they ask what’s for dinner, whether this or that tastes good, and whether this or that is any good to drink...
Xiang Qiming presses a hand to her forehead.
This was an accident.
Really, it was just an acci-dent!
A few notes before you dive in:
Not exactly a powerful heroine, more of a slightly angsty, sweet cultivation story about growing vegetables?
!!! I think it's very interesting. Please keep writing, author.
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I think this book is very interesting, but I don't know why not many people read it.