Book Transmigration: I Became the Male Lead's Ex-Wife, a Parasitic Vine

Original Blurb Jiang Lili transmigrates into a cultivation novel as the male lead's parasitic-vine ex-wife. The ex-wife uses a past favor to demand repayment, and spends her days asking the male lead for cultivation resources. She is insatiably greedy and never stops courting disaster, so she becomes his ex-wife and ultimately has her soul destroyed. Jiang Lili angrily tosses the script aside: Can't I rely on myself? Why do I have to rely on a man? [Plot: No!!] Jiang Lili: ?? * Fine, as a background character, I'll survive one day at a time The male lead corners her step by step, trapping her in his arms. "Want to leave? Not a chance." The female lead clings to her arm and says shyly, "I like you best, Shiniang." Plot: You two, wake up! She's just a cannon-fodder female supporting character! "Why don't you try making me cannon fodder?" Plot: Fine, I'll try. And so the plot goes off the rails * One-on-one, happy ending * The original female lead does not turn evil and has her own love interest Ongoing Story Blurb [My Mythology Is Not the Same as Yours] Xuan Zhi transmigrates into a world where people cultivate the art of spirit and ghost talismans. In this world, cultivators can summon gods, ghosts, and demons to fight by means of special talismans. When Xuan Zhi arrives, she is dressed in red and sitting in a bridal sedan, clutching her family's ancestral "divine talisman" as she prepares to marry into the Yun clan of Eastern Zhou. According to the original story, after marrying into the Yun family, she will be placed under house arrest in all but name, under the guise of the Three Obediences and Four Virtues. Her husband will change from the Second Young Master Yun named in their marriage contract to the abusive Third Young Master Yun, and she will eventually be tormented to death. The Yun family will seize her "divine talisman," use it to command the wind and rain, and rise to become the foremost clan in Eastern Zhou. Xuan Zhi: Isn't it better to summon gods myself? Why hand something so good to someone else? Xuan Zhi: Great Sage, I've been your fan since I was little! The "divine talisman" gives a burp, spits out a cloud, and carries her eighty-one thousand miles in a single somersault, plunging headfirst into the villain's palace and landing right on the sleeping Lord Beiming, waking him up. Xuan Zhi: I beseech the True Lord Erlang, save my life! The next moment, a dog's paw slaps her in the face. Barking, it tears every demon and monster to shreds. Xuan Zhi: I may not be able to summon the great gods themselves, but I can summon their precious little ones. Forced smile.jpg Everyone else in the book: What kind of gods is she summoning?! Xuan Zhi: Sorry, my mythology is not the same as yours. One day, at last, her divine talisman summons a god everyone recognizes. The Ghost Lord of Beiming appears slowly, clad in a black robe edged with flames, surrounded by thousands of cheering demons. His dark red eyes brim with the domineering aura of a king who looks down on all creation. He seems nothing like the same person who was naked and being chased and bitten by a dog that day. Holding a letter of divorce, he sneers, "We part ways in peace, each finding our own happiness?" With his violent gaze fixed on her, Xuan Zhi snatches the letter and tears it to shreds. Then she throws herself into his arms, trying desperately to squeeze out some tears. "Wah, you rascal, what took you so long? Look, they're all bullying me!" Shentu Tao: "…" Everyone she points to backs away in a panic: Oh, heavens! Who's bullying whom here?! [I stole the villain's summoned god, so I had no choice but to pick up the script and become the villain myself] * A tough, goofy heroine x a tsundere, adorable ghost lord Theme: We may be supporting characters in a story, but we are the protagonists of our own lives. Fate differs from person to person.