Everyone in the Sect Is a Protagonist

Shui Heze joined the Xuantian Sect as an apprentice. At thirteen and a half, she was already on the verge of the Golden Core stage, crushing every peer and earning a reputation as the greatest genius of the righteous path.

Her cultivation was smooth sailing, and on top of that, she had the affection of her master and senior brother, along with the reverence of her junior brothers and sisters. By all appearances, she was the undisputed heroine, Heaven's favorite.

Until one day, when Shui Heze went to visit her junior brother, who had been injured in a secret realm. He suddenly woke up and pointed at her, cursing her as a "traitor to the righteous path."

Shui Heze: ?

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A supporting female character who transmigrated into a book

A junior brother who was reborn

A junior sister who transmigrated and became the Phoenix-Proud Woman

A senior brother who changed his name to Dragon-Proud Man

A senior sister who was the original heroine

A master who suddenly opened a harem

Everyone in the sect became a protagonist. Only Shui Heze was branded a villain.

Watching her fellow disciples act more and more outrageously and wreck the sect beyond recognition, Shui Heze fell silent for a moment, then drew her life-bound sword right in front of them.

A mirror must be polished to show clearly, and deranged fellow disciples need a good beating.

When she was done, the white-robed sword cultivator lowered her eyes, her expression calm beneath her fellow disciples' angry glares.

"I am the villain."

So why would she need a reason to beat up the protagonists?

The speechless protagonists: ...

I have a few choice words I'd like to share with you.

#Why doesn't this native villain follow the plot? Weren't we supposed to beat her up?#

★ Female-led power progression story, author is very protective of the heroine

★ Mostly traditional cultivation fantasy, very little romance

★ More to come if I think of anything...

Theme: You have to walk your own path through life