Ye Luoli: I'm a Sword Cultivator, but I Transmigrated

【Ye Luoli: The Straightforward Sword Cultivator Who Doesn’t Understand Love】 【Everyone’s Favorite + Genius in Two Paths + Lots of Unhinged Love-Obsessed Characters + Breaking Up Couples + Freewheeling Loyalties】 (I’m not planning to follow the original plot. I’ll write it whenever I feel like it.) 1. The heroine, Qionghua: A once-in-a-generation talent who cultivates two paths. The Dao of Freedom follows her heart, and her sword strikes without restraint; the Dao of All Life, a branch of the Emotionless Dao, cherishes all things, while her own emotional attachments remain faint. Her carefree nature is etched into her bones. She wears a plain white sword robe, her eyes and brows always languid, and the tip of her sword always points toward whatever takes her fancy. She comes from the righteous path and is so righteous it borders on the extreme. She treats others with gentle warmth, yet there is always a hint of distance in it. In short, she is a perfect gentleman. (The heroine is always gentle and refined, whatever she does. Her personality and the way she speaks are gentle and refined, too. She’s soft-spoken and always makes people feel like they’re basking in a spring breeze.) 2. Cultivation: Tribulation Transcendence in the cultivation world → ancient Saint-level immortal in Ye Luoli. (She doesn’t steamroll everyone from the start; her talent shows in the details.) 3. Starting timeline: ancient times. 4. The clueless Heavenly Dao takes the blame: A mistake by the Heavenly Dao pulls her into Ye Luoli during her ascension tribulation. To this day, Qionghua thinks it’s a “newbie village in the Immortal Realm.” The heroine: gentle and refined, an upright gentleman, courteous and considerate, beautiful, and completely clueless about romance. She’s a block of wood. The love-struck crew’s daily routine: Think about Qionghua, think about Qionghua, go find Qionghua. The main cast aren’t elementary school students. I don’t want to write about kids, so they’re all high schoolers. After Qionghua becomes human, her personality might be a little more lively (it’s not out of character, just the ordinary range of human emotions and desires).