Heroine version: Wu Jiezhen, a great cultivator who governs the world of pampering romances, is on the verge of ascending, but discovers that she doesn't have enough energy. Just then, a powerful figure from the Fuchen Realm descends to save all living beings, so she asks a bluebird to deliver a message and inquire how to break through her predicament.
"I've been the heroine of pampering romances for so many lifetimes. I've diligently followed every part of the plot without missing a single detail. Why can't I achieve perfection in my cultivation now?"
The reply: "..."
"I want to go to a new world and see what might change."
The powerful figure nods. A thin mist slowly rolls toward her. Wu Jiezhen blinks and falls from a heavenly world of pampering romance into a hellish apocalypse.
Another version: The Cultivators' Association has recently discovered something incredible: its big shot, Wu Jiezhen, has been tricked and sneaked away from the pampering-romance world to an apocalyptic world! After observing three seconds of silence for her, the joint association president, Lou Wei, dispatches her colleagues to capture her, accusing Wu Jiezhen of illegally crossing into a lower realm without following due process.
Hero version: I think I've found my beloved! Which version of myself, from which timeline, should I use to meet her?
First arc: The girl who lies and a visitor from beyond the heavens;
Second arc: The woman in a shadowy underground research facility and the white dragon from another world;
Third arc: The resurrected founding ancestor and the background-character boy;
Fourth arc: The princess revered by all and the beloved who transmigrates to another world to search for her;
Fifth arc: The womanizing Daoist and the little white snake who became a substitute for a radish that was itself a substitute for a radish.
P.S. (I've gone through all the potential landmines):
1. Character setup: Readers who require the heroine to be sexually inexperienced, please don't read. Readers who require the hero to be sexually inexperienced, it's OK. In the middle worlds, the heroine may not choose the hero. The hero serves as both a background character and a gift.
2. Plot:
! The middle worlds have a BE. It can't be avoided, but the ending is HE.
! I recommend following the heroine's perspective for the timeline. The hero's timeline may seem confusing because of his identity.
! To clarify, although the heroine has a goddess-like character setup, she really doesn't behave properly and won't meet most people's expectations.
3. Miscellaneous chaos:
The author's talent is limited, but their enthusiasm is boundless. I write whatever I feel like. By the end, you may find that this novel is simply a gift.
Theme: Love is a gift.
