After transmigrating to the cultivation world, Bai Zhihuan finds herself with a dream start: the legitimate daughter of a prestigious family, exceptionally gifted, and a personal disciple of an immortal sect.
Just as she prepares to crush all opposition, the Heavenly Dao System comes knocking. “I need you to pursue four romances and help me pick the true male lead from among four chosen ones.”
Bai Zhihuan: “...We’ve got cultivation, and you’re still running a romance contest?”
The System: “Every point of affection is worth a hundred million. A perfect score earns you forty billion and a ticket back to Blue Star.”
Bai Zhihuan immediately gets serious. “Romance-brained? No, I’m career-driven!”
And so, the cultivation world gains an eccentric young woman who changes her whole demeanor depending on the situation:
In front of the male lead from the broken-engagement trope, she is his once-fiancée: proud and haughty, drawn to strength, with a sharp tongue and a soft heart.
From the mortal-born male lead’s perspective, she is the immortal maiden who gives him the only warmth and dignity he has ever known in his humble beginnings, the first light on his long journey from mortal to immortal cultivator.
Facing the former Demon Venerable who was possessed and reborn, she becomes a split-personality drama queen: one moment a trembling, innocent little junior sister, the next a confidante who seems to understand his loneliness and ambition.
To the prodigy from the comeback-and-face-slapping trope, she is a radiant young woman who can stand shoulder to shoulder with him as an equal. Admiration and rivalry are the perfect catalysts for his feelings.
Bai Zhihuan diligently and flawlessly plays the heroine in all four stories.
And so the Heavenly Dao sends the four stories to different worlds.
Readers in each world root only for the chosen one they support, enjoying their own exclusive version of Bai Zhihuan
