When Mu Yan transmigrates into a cultivation novel as a cannon-fodder female side character, the original owner is being cut open by her sect to extract her core, with her spiritual roots completely destroyed.
She plans to lie flat and live like a lazy fish, but fate keeps forcing opportunities on her.
On the day a secret realm opens, a divine beast cub falls from the sky right into her arms;
at an auction, the grand finale artifact inexplicably recognizes her as its master;
even the destined partner of the original novel's male lead climbs through her window in the middle of the night, asking her to elope.
Mu Yan stares at the pile of troublesome gifts before her, on the verge of tears. “Please, stop giving me things! I just want to lie flat!”
Until the aloof Sword Venerable, as cool as the moon, blocks her escape.
“You took my life-bound sword,” he says, the tips of his ears turning red. “Shouldn't you take responsibility for me?”
When he was seriously injured and on the verge of death, what he wanted to do was not to find herbs to treat his injuries, but to cultivate the land. The little beast followed her and fell into a coma every day without eating or drinking, but he was able to show his power to save her life time and time again in critical moments of life and death. Author, do you think this is reasonable?