Transmigrating Into The Condor Heroes as a Martial Arts Princess

Death turned out not to be the end, but an utterly unbelievable new beginning. Who could have imagined that an ordinary, immature soul would be reborn in a wuxia novel? I've always thought of Guo Fu as the "princess" of The Return of the Condor Heroes. She grew up on Peach Blossom Island, with the Eastern Heretic as her grandfather, the Northern Hero as her father, and the clever leader of the Beggars' Sect as her mother. This girl inherited her mother's beauty, yet was not only dull-witted but had a truly awful personality. Many people dislike Guo Fu, but I think that, apart from her princess-like vanity, arrogance, and capriciousness, Miss Guo was essentially a kind and righteous person. She made plenty of mistakes early on, with consequences that were difficult to undo, mainly for Yang Guo, but she spent her whole life fighting alongside her parents to protect Xiangyang. If she hadn't hurt Yang Guo and Xiao Longnu, she would have been a character who, though not particularly likable, had done no great wrong. What she needed, just like Su Ruofu, was to grow up and shed her spoiled princess complex. So, how would the story change if the more self-aware Su Ruofu were reborn as Guo Fu? P.S. I consider Guo Fu a relatively important supporting female character in the original, not an original protagonist. So while following the original plot at first, the butterfly effect shouldn't be too drastic all at once. The original plot points will gradually change, rather than the story becoming entirely original from the start. Since it can be tricky to tell, the author will try to mark dialogue and descriptions that are too similar to the original. Dear readers, this story will be available to read for a fee starting Sunday the 22nd. There will be three updates that day. Please show your support! I'll work even harder and pick up the pace while maintaining quality. And, no reposting, please! Theme: