Villain, Put Down the Protagonist's Sword!

Warning: This is a dark old work, written when I was in a bad place. The whole story is depressing, so read at your own risk. Zhao Tian transmigrated into a cultivation harem novel as its protagonist's weapon: a sword. Oh, and he transmigrated several hundred years before the protagonist was even born. Zhao Tian: Heh. Though I've always known I'm a pretty amazing character, in the end I'm still just a man who's been taken in hand by the protagonist. Original harem-novel protagonist: As someone with a novel protagonist's body and a transmigrator's soul, all I wanted was to change some of the original tragic plot points! Why is it that after I did that, the entire plot that followed is completely different?! And, villain, could you please let go of my sword?! Daddy! Dear daddy! The original harem-novel protagonist watched as the man before him kissed his divine sword inch by inch, and couldn't help shivering. Harem-novel protagonist: You might not believe me, but I think the villain in this book is going to get together with my sword. The villain proved with his strength that Zhao Tian could be an amazing character, but in the end, he could also be taken in hand by the villain. Heh heh. A crazy, obsessive gong x a cold, taciturn shou. The shou is the main character, and this is an incredibly good read. He's so beautiful he looks like a little immortal, and everyone is drawn to him. The shou is the main character. My writing is terrible, so please forgive any mistakes. History buffs, feel free to click X. The author is sensitive as glass, a little princess with an Armstrong-style name. I won't abandon this. Updates daily or every other day. Ask again and I'll kill myself. Check out my other story: (Quick Transmigration) The Body That Is Near Death. A demon just wants to quietly fulfill the Host's wishes and quietly let this long-broken body kick the bucket, but people keep trying every which way to save my life. Theme: