The Five Elements Are All Missing Virtue, So What's Wrong with Naming My Spirit Sword Take It Slow?

[Absurd meme humor + goofy cultivation + the original sect’s regret arc + a feel-good growth story] Xiang Fei transmigrated into a novel about a woman adored by everyone, becoming a disposable supporting villainess. The heroine has poor spiritual roots, so she takes Xiang Fei’s. Whenever Xiang Fei comes across an opportunity, she has to give it to the heroine for free. Whenever they go out, Xiang Fei must be put down to make the heroine look good. Xiang Fei does all the dirty, exhausting work, while the heroine gets carried by powerful male supporting characters from every corner. She slaughters her way to a satisfying ending, never getting her hands dirty. Xiang Fei, the newcomer: Being adored by everyone is this great? Hand it over. The heroine discovers that her beloved-by-all persona no longer works. Her world-destroying master wants her to hand over her spiritual roots to Xiang Fei. The sect’s prodigy, her senior brother, forces her to give Xiang Fei her opportunities. The young lord of the demon clan, who fell in love with her at first sight, tells her, “You’re just Xiang Fei’s stand-in.” The heroine realizes her protagonist’s halo has been stolen and challenges Xiang Fei to a fight to the death. Xiang Fei calls out, “Hold it!” The heroine thinks she’s begging for mercy, but Xiang Fei is actually summoning a magical treasure. Xiang Fei shouts, “Sword, come!” The heroine guards against the sword, only to have Xiang Fei’s spirit dog bite her thigh. Xiang Fei shouts, “Lucky!” The heroine guards against the dog, but Xiang Fei’s spirit sword stabs her right in the gallbladder. The heroine is furious.