Can a Plain Country Girl Become a Heartbreaker Too?

All the male characters are pure.

Synopsis:

I

Yun Li transmigrated into a novel written for a male audience, landing in a remote mountain wilderness. There were no people around, only a little wooden cabin and endless forest.

The troubles of the book had nothing to do with her. For two years, she worked diligently at farming.

She grew oranges and picked them.

She grew herbs and dug them up.

She found an injured sword cultivator and slept with him.

The sword cultivator had broad shoulders and a narrow waist, and he never held back. Day and night, he kept her busy.

Yun Li seriously advised him, "The old ox at home worked itself to death plowing the fields."

II

Later, she found out that the sword cultivator was the novel's obsessive villain, a cold, celibate man who kept his distance from women.

This book is misleading, she thought.

Ignoring the objections of his sect and family, the sword cultivator brought the village girl Yun Li home.

Her cultivation was low, her knowledge limited, and she seemed wooden and slow. The privileged young masters and mistresses all looked down on her.

But she was doing just fine. Yun Li could settle down anywhere and return to her old line of work.

Growing fruit, growing herbs, and growing men.

There were always men around her whose relationship with her was hard to define.

The sword cultivator couldn't take it anymore. Yun Li, still as clueless as ever, wouldn't give him an explanation, so in a fit of anger he told her to get back to the mountain village.

Yun Li asked if they could still sleep together after breaking up.

The sword cultivator refused.

III

"Oh." Yun Li picked up her little bundle and said she was going home.

But the sword cultivator caught her in the male lead's bed.

He asked her, "Aren't you going home?"

Yun Li said, "I'm going back to my happy place."

IV

Yun Li was always like this. She didn't dwell on the bloodshed and chaos in the book, and didn't care about the tangled love and hate between its characters.

She only thought this bunch of privileged people were a little clingy.

Content warnings:

1. The heroine is adored by everyone. She's a clueless flirt who keeps her options open.

2. The original novel was a no-romance story written for a male audience. The male characters who become romantically involved with the heroine were also chaste in both body and heart in the original.

Theme: Keep striving every day.