Forward! Xianxia Mary Sue!

Bai Ruoyan transmigrates into a wish-fulfillment fantasy novel aimed at male readers and becomes the most Mary Sue character in the entire book: she has the bloodline of a divine phoenix, is the chosen one, is fought over by two powerful families who want to raise her, and is doted on by five men.

Sounds great, right? It is.

But in the original story, she’s one of the male lead’s harem, and her fate at the end is as cannon-fodder as it gets.

So she makes up her mind: grab a bucket and run.

It’s the perfect plan, except for one small problem: she walks straight into a deadly manhunt and happens to pick up a young nobleman along the way.

The man: “Woman... I think I can still be saved.”

Bai Ruoyan: “You have so many enemies. Am I supposed to take you home for New Year’s? Sorry, sir! Go find somewhere else to cool off.”

After a series of perilous, ridiculous escapades, Ruoyan discovers that she has somehow acquired a cultivation manual powerful enough to shake the Eight Wastelands: the True Scripture of Divine Wood.

Oh no!

She only meant to roam the world at her own pace, cool and in control. Instead, she ends up getting more and more entangled, stumbling into a fight against the protagonist’s crew!