The Daoist Supporting Actress Refuses to Follow the Plot

[My new novel, After We Shared the Villain's Troubles, is now open!] He is the Sword Sect's number-one leader, stern and merciless, yet he breaks his sword and falls in love with her, willing to die for her without regret. He is the new ruler of the Demon Realm, standing proudly above all, yet he breaks his bones and his chest for her, lovesick to the point of madness. He is a genius of the Jiuhua Sect, dressed in white and peerless, yet he betrays his sect for her and falls into the ghostly path. And him, and him, and him... Su Yun discovers that she has transmigrated. She has entered the wildly satisfying female-led cultivation novel described above. Unfortunately, she hasn't transmigrated as the heroine. She's become the villainess who keeps butting heads with the heroine, constantly trying to steal her men, and relentlessly courting death, until her body is blasted to smithereens and her soul is destroyed, leaving not a single scrap behind in all the world. Villainess Number One. Su Yun: "..." A sweet-faced, black-hearted Daoist girl makes a comeback against the odds. In this novel, Su Yun's fiance, to whom she's been engaged for years, will eventually fall for someone else and shove her into an abyss thousands of feet deep to save the heroine. Her own brother will become estranged from everyone for the heroine's sake and stab her through the heart with his sword right in front of the heroine. The [Plot Correction System] tells her: They're all following the plot, and you have to follow it too. If you choose to see the plot through, you'll have good fortune in your next life just like the heroine. Otherwise, you'll be struck by heavenly lightning and suffer eternal damnation. Do you believe that? Su Yun: "Really? I don't believe it." Who do you think you're kidding? My soul is going to be scattered to the winds in this life. How could there be a next one? Only children choose. She wants both! ① The heroine is sweet-faced and black-hearted!! Sweet-faced and black-hearted!! Sweet-faced and black-hearted!! The important things are said three times. The heroine smiles as she schemes against people and pulls the wool over their eyes. She's clever and funny, and not your typical Daoist girl! [My upcoming novel, After We Shared the Villain's Troubles, is now available! Click my author page to see it.] It was raining heavily that day. After jumping off a cliff, Ji Tang didn't find a peerless secret manual. Instead, she found a beautiful young man lying motionless, drenched in blood, with eyes as fierce and sharp as a dying lone wolf. She bandaged his wounds, carried him out of the mountains, took care of him, and talked him out of taking revenge. She told him, "Build up your grain reserves and wait to claim the throne," and, "A gentleman can wait ten years to take revenge." In the end, she raised a super big shot. He swept away every enemy, big and small, took down his scumbag father and mother, and beat the original novel's overpowered male lead until his brains were everywhere. The only thing that went off track was that, as she raised him, the big shot began to look at her differently. The sharp, lone-wolf fierceness gradually transformed into an unwavering, stubborn devotion. Was Ji Tang troubled by that? No. She thoroughly enjoyed the big shot's radar-like attention and stubborn, burning love. Also known as: What Should I Do After Becoming a Disposable Tool Character in a Dragon-Pride Protagonist's Rise to Power? Come Open the Villain-Raising Handbook with Me * Female lead's perspective, with a light and breezy tone. * Excessive sweetness warning: an over-the-top sweet story of raising someone, an unrequited crush, and stubborn love!!! Theme: Strive forward. Human will can triumph over fate.