[JX3] That Lolita Who Won't Stop Causing Trouble

An embarrassing relic of my past, with amateurish writing and bugs everywhere. I didn't want it to languish, so I locked it. This story is complete, with alternate endings, one-on-one romance, and two original male leads, one of whom is Young Master Mo. I wrote this for the lovely readers who left comments. It's only one chapter! (Covers head with a wok.) Literary version Green pavilions and emerald peaks, a spotted deer calls among the flowers. Sparse stars and a bright moon shine over water and clouds. How many years will pass before I return to the mortal world? I still don't know where to find the Peach Blossom Spring. - Qingyan, Wanhua Valley Straightforward version This is a chaotic history of the nine major sects becoming ten. This is a martial-world tale filled with the author's deep malice. This is the story of a girl who transmigrates from the 21st century into the body of a little girl. She just likes to go a little crazy now and then. Why does everyone always look so [censored] shocked? "It's hard enough finding a husband in a game where your partner can die! Author, have you got the guts to let me grow up already?!" The author looked around in confusion. Huh? Did someone just say something...? Concise version It's really just a story about a girl transmigrating into the body of a young Wanhua disciple (not really) with a convenient background (laughs)... [Things to Know Before Reading] 1. If the history of Jian Wang 3 is all mixed up, that's normal. History buffs, please don't come after me! 2. The author wanted to write a lighthearted story, but just couldn't quite manage it. The style got pretty strange, and by the end, even the author had no idea what was going on = =. 3. The author hasn't played Jian Wang in a long time (and even back then, hardly ever did dungeons), so aside from the characters' basic profiles, well... you know. Character derailment and the like... Would the author tell you that it's very likely to happen? The author doesn't mind criticism, but please go easy so it doesn't ruin the mood for writing. Starting from Volume Two, expect severe character derailment. Bring your own healing potions. Also: Feel free to ignore the title. The author just wanted to be clickbait for once. Original title: Hua Luo The author's profile: Not a Mary Sue, a Mary Sue's big sister #favorite_1{color:#FF1493;font-weight:bold;border-style:double;} Theme: