[Strong heroine + adored by everyone + one heroine, multiple love interests]
Qin Fusu is an unparalleled cultivation prodigy in the cultivation world of the Void Continent. She devotes herself to training, determined to reach the pinnacle of the Deification stage, shatter the void, and return to the modern world. But her junior brother, who has spent ten thousand years in second place, sees her as his lifelong rival and vows to surpass her after the same amount of cultivation.
When Qin Fusu emerges from seclusion and descends the mountain to investigate her elder brother's death, her junior brother follows right behind, claiming he's worried she'll secretly train and grow stronger.
Back at the Qin family, a woman who looks just like her roommate turns out to be her eldest nephew's fiancée. She has a Pure Yin constitution and seems to have a System, but the person she's supposed to win over is Qin Fusu.
She approaches Qin Fusu with an ulterior motive at first, then struggles after learning who Qin Fusu really is. From parting ways to meeting again, after all their twists and turns, her heart has no room for anyone else.
Is she a substitute, or is this true love? All she knows is, “Sister, don't go. I'm scared...”
Qin Fusu also occasionally discovers that her little niece has become a monster, that her eldest nephew has fallen in love with a demon, and that after learning the woman he loves is a demon, he's plunged into a tragic romance between humans and demons!
The crown prince turns out to be reborn, and insists on taking her as his master, even if it means becoming no more than a nominal disciple. Later, he even tries to take a shortcut.
The double-agent female guard's true identity is a cat demon. She seems aloof, but the moment someone calls her “Mimi,” she can't stop wagging her tail.
The injured little fox Qin Fusu picked up on a whim turns out to be a demon lord. He uses himself as bait to kill her, only to step deeper and deeper into the trap she's laid.
To prevent a forbidden romance between master and disciple, Qin Fusu takes on a female disciple. But the little disciple who pursued her just to become her student goes from adoration to looking at her in increasingly suspicious ways, and starts speaking with more and more coy sweetness.
She often circles around Qin Fusu under the pretext of asking for guidance, and every so often sets traps for the others.
Not Bai, a normal romance novel.