The Laid-Back Junior Sister Doesn’t Want to Save the Three Realms

[A roughly ensemble cast, plus comedy] Luo Tang accidentally transmigrates to the world of cultivation after attempting suicide, becoming a cannon-fodder female supporting character in The Cannon-Fodder Heroine’s Comeback. In the original story, Luo Tang is a diligent cultivator, but she refuses to hand her spirit sword over to the heroine. So the second male lead kills her? That’s it. After finally cultivating all the way to the late Nascent Soul stage, she’s killed by the second male lead, who’s only at the Nascent Soul stage. Then the heroine takes all the resources he stole. Luo Tang: “System, are you saying I have to save the world?” System: “Yes, Host.” Luo Tang: “Then I’ll just slack off.” System: “All right, ah… no, that’s not what I meant.” System: “Your first mission is to join any sect.” Luo Tang: “Oh.” She thinks of Jiang Buxi, the first person she met at the recruitment fair who had it even worse than her, and remembers how his story ends in the novel. Luo Tang: “...Forget it. I’ll at least try to comfort him. He is my senior brother, after all.” “I’m your friend now, and I’ll be your junior sister from now on. Do whatever you want.” Jiang Buxi: “You’re so nice.” She meets the male lead, Mo Cangming. “Senior Brother, I hope you’ll trust me when you find a Dao companion someday.” Mo Cangming: “I will.” She meets her other senior brothers. “I’ll only ever be good to you! You’re the best in the whole world!” The other senior brothers: “Junior Sister says I’m the best in the whole world.” System: “Tangtang, do you think this can change their fate?” I want to try, too. But when I see them “die” right before my eyes, there’s nothing I can do. Luo Tang: “I’ve made up my mind. I want to join Lingjiang Mountain. I want to kill the Heavenly Dao. I want to stand as its equal. I want to change ‘their’ fate.”