I Raised My Aloof Martial Uncle into a Little Wolfdog [Book Transmigration]

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Xia Yunzhi transmigrates into a book. The Heavenly Dao tells her that if she wants to stay alive, she must move the plot forward and put the protagonists through their trials.

It's actually quite simple: she just has to play the bride offered as a sacrifice, the enchantress who keeps male companions, the scheming little eunuch in the imperial palace...

Xia Yunzhi thinks it's a good deal. Playing a few cannon fodder roles in exchange for being reborn is worth it.

But then something unexpected happens. Every time she completes her mission, abandons her identity, dies, and is reborn, someone always appears...

The first time:

“I'll kill you, you gluttonous demon!”

The protagonist runs a sword through Xia Yunzhi, but she smiles. Great! I'm one step closer to being reborn!

Before she loses consciousness, though, she sees the pitiful boy she once helped by accident. His hands are clenched tightly, and his eyes are a little red.

The second time:

“I'll kill you, you lecher!”

The protagonist runs a sword through Xia Yunzhi. Great! I'm two steps closer to being reborn!

Before she can smile, she catches sight of the pitiful boy, who should be unconscious and injured, struggling to crawl toward her. He's hurt and can't speak, but his eyes look as if they're about to bleed.

The Nth time:

“I'll kill you, you devil!”

The protagonist swings his sword... and is sent flying. At some point, the pitiful boy has become an immensely powerful being, so powerful that everyone grovels at his feet. Even the heroine, who once rejected him, now fawns over him.

But he isn't moved in the slightest. His eyes are fixed only on Xia Yunzhi, the person who once helped him.

“With me here, who dares lay a hand on her?!”

Xia Yunzhi cries. The big shot walks up to her and gently wipes away her tears. “Don't be afraid. I'm here. No one will ever hurt you again.”

Xia Yunzhi: “You're amazing, big shot!”

But inside, she thinks, “Just let me die. I want to be reborn!”

It isn't until she sees the cenotaphs the big shot has built for her after each “death,” with grave mounds densely packed together and the big shot having cried over every single one, that she understands. Dying is out of the question.

Story Synopsis:

Ling Qinghan transmigrates into a fantasy novel about a deeply tragic romance, becoming the male lead's junior martial nephew.

On her first day after transmigrating, she finds a seventeen- or eighteen-year-old boy. He's covered in blood and grime, and his star-like eyes make him look like a little beast with no one to protect him, pitiful and full of hatred.

Ling Qinghan freezes. Isn't this the male lead from the original story, the one who died together with the villain and was then reincarnated? Ling Qinghan herself is the cannon fodder whose heart is clouded by greed and who is manipulated by the villain. While the male lead has yet to awaken his memories and powers, she inflicts the greatest harm on him. In the end, after he awakens, he destroys her soul, wiping her from existence completely.

Looking at the male lead before her, Ling Qinghan decides that no matter what it costs, she will protect him until he awakens and ascends, setting off his tragic romance with the heroine and the villain.

Without his memories, the male lead is vicious and obsessive, completely different from before. Under Ling Qinghan's attentive guidance and care, he finally regains his memories one day.

After returning to the sect, Ling Qinghan sensibly stops meddling in the plot, but her martial uncle keeps her by his side.

Martial uncle: You protected me when I was young. I'll protect you for the rest of your life.

Ling Qinghan: The rest of my life? Are you kidding? Cultivators live forever! No way. I want my freedom!

Martial uncle, glancing sideways: What do you want?

Ling Qinghan, softly: I want you, Martial Uncle.

Then Martial Uncle smiles, more beautiful than the peach blossoms in March.

Reading Guide

1. This story is entirely based on the author's own settings. The logic serves the plot.

2. This isn't a conventional power-up fantasy with a satisfying progression. The romance is the main focus, so please read with care if that's not your thing.

3. The characters' values aren't the author's. They're just how the characters are written, so please don't criticize the author if you dislike them.

Screenshot dated 2019.10.27

Weibo: Yi Nian Xiang Zhi

Theme: Growing together, changing each other, and each discovering that what they once held to be most important is not as important as a single smile from the other