[Modern female-dominant world, transmigrates into a book + 1vN (all love interests are chaste) + romantic rivalry + regret and redemption + intense emotional push-and-pull + men suffer heartbreak + cultivation with a System]
“Bai Tutu! You said I was the only one in your heart! Is your heart made of durian? There’s someone standing on every spike!”
On her 365th day after transmigrating into a cultivation novel, flirtatious heartbreaker Bai Tutu’s luck finally runs out.
The big shots she “accidentally flirted with” all corner her at once, each holding a “token of love” and demanding to know where they stand!
Bai Tutu hugs herself tight:
Thanks for asking. I’ve transmigrated into a book, and all I want is to get back home. Men? They’re just stepping stones on my road to immortality.
One moment she’s happily lounging around in a female-dominant world, the next she’s the most hated person in the immortal sect.
Her haughty, aristocratic fiancé catches her in a supposed affair and breaks off their engagement, while her biased father strikes her out of the sect with a single palm!
Luckily, her female-dominant bloodline awakens: men can’t be relied on, so she’ll make it on her own!
But... would it really be polite to refuse all these heavenly treasures and divine techniques being delivered right to her door?
# Why has Murong Heng, her childhood friend who promised they’d part ways cleanly after breaking off their engagement, changed his mind with red eyes?
“Tutu, if I ever interfere in your life again, I’m a dog!”
“Woof! Please look at me just once more!”
# Su Zhuxing, the cultivation world’s number-one sword cultivator, is brought home by a little cultivator after being gravely wounded.
He meant to take her as his disciple and protect her for life, but she instead flirts with him until his Daoist heart wavers.
“Rebellious disciple! You flirt with me and then try to run?”
# Wen Jiuci, the last nine-tailed fox of Qingqiu, has spent a carefree thousand years hoping to trick someone into becoming his wife and having his cubs.
So how come he’s the one carrying a cub, while his wife has disappeared without a trace?
The fox is stunned: “Why am I the one carrying the cub? Don’t run, darling! I’ll chase you with the baby, too!”
Bai Tutu: Don’t ask. There’s only room for so many people in my heart. Take a number and wait in line. We’ll talk after I ascend and return to the modern world!
