After Becoming the Villainess, I Healed Every Villain in the Three Realms

[Book Transmigration] [System] [Healing the Villains] [Lighthearted Xianxia] [Mutual Healing]

After working overtime all night, genius psychologist Lin Zhi opens her eyes to find she has become the villainess in a cultivation novel, a character who won't survive three chapters. The moment she arrives, she faces the prospect of being crushed to death by the Demon Lord. At the critical moment, she binds to the “Positive Energy Cultivation System,” which requires her to earn points by spreading positive energy. Otherwise, she'll perish along with the original owner.

Others who transmigrate into books either pursue the male lead or build a career. Lin Zhi, on the other hand, blurts out, “You have severe depression,” to the violent Demon Lord, persuades the deranged Demon King to start a “Demon Realm Theater Club,” and covers the sword manual of an obsessive-compulsive Sword Immortal with little cats. She repackages modern psychology as “cultivation techniques,” cures the Demon Lord's sense of emptiness by having him “write down three little things,” and uses “exposure therapy” to turn a ghost-fearing young cultivator into a diplomat to the Ghost Realm. With a few unconventional approaches, she gets every villain to behave.

But as the treatment deepens, Lin Zhi discovers that the System is actually the residual soul of an ancient ancestor of medicine, and that her mission is not just to earn points, but also to repair the world's damaged “emotional pathways.” When inner demons spread through the Three Realms and the apocalypse descends, she gives up the ultimate offensive spell and instead purifies the world's negative emotions with her “Empathy Field.” It turns out that healing villains is nothing. Healing the whole world is the ultimate cultivation technique.

And the Demon Lord Mo Yuan, whom she initially diagnosed as a “severe depression patient,” watches her busy figure, his gaze growing more intense. “Now that you've healed all three realms, shouldn't you heal my heart too?”