After We Shared Feelings, the Junior Sister Left the Protagonist's Crew Speechless

Sang Xia transmigrates into a book, landing in a novel where everyone dotes on the heroine.

The bad news is that she’s become a throwaway contrast character who doesn’t even qualify as the villainess.

They’re both personal disciples, but while the heroine is adored by everyone, the original owner is despised by all.

The heroine is cherished by countless prodigies and future powerhouses of the cultivation world. The original owner, a useless three-spirit-root cultivator, is hated by everyone she meets.

The two secretly compete. In the end, the heroine has a brilliant future, while the original owner’s dantian is destroyed and she is exiled to die a miserable death.

No one can be unlucky forever.

Amid all the bad news, Sang Xia’s one stroke of luck is getting bound to a System.

Before her cultivation is crippled, she shares the heroine’s senses. Every bit of pain she suffers is transferred to the heroine tenfold, and the heroine also takes half the damage.

So when the so-called righteous master cripples her dantian, she doesn’t feel a thing, while the heroine coughs up blood and nearly loses her life.

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Some people say that surviving a great disaster brings great fortune. For her, it only brings more bad luck.

System: “Ding-dong! Host, please save the tragic characters in this novel and change their fates.”

Sang Xia: “What if I refuse?”

System: “You’ll die, dear. Are you sure you want to give up?”

“?” Sang Xia puts on a fake smile. “Dear, actually, my greatest strength is that I’m kind and love doing good deeds.”

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Forced to, Sang Xia saves many people. The senior disciples from her new sect are especially tragic.

The aloof, Buddhist eldest senior brother.

The gentle, jade-like second senior brother.

The gloomy, unhinged third senior brother.

The sunny, puppy-like fourth senior brother.

The graceful, otherworldly eldest senior sister, and the gloomy, mercurial second senior sister…

But who could have guessed that these prodigies all meet increasingly miserable deaths in the original story? (`Δ’)

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Fate says they must die, but she insists on defying Heaven.