So What If I Dumped My Childhood Friend from Qidian!

I was born with the fate of a lazy salted fish. My aptitude is mediocre, but my luck buff is off the charts.

When I go down the mountain to exterminate demons, the monsters I meet are either newly formed rabbit spirits or female ghosts who have lost their way to reincarnation. I have a childhood betrothed with a natural sword bone, as well as three childhood-friend senior brothers who are all dazzling geniuses and Dragon Proud Heavens. Everyone envies me.

Then the System in my head awakens. Great, I get it: the Villainess System is about to start, and I’ll have to win over the male lead, his master, his uncle, his older brother, and his seven uncles and eight aunts, making him chase after me in tears. It’s the usual transmigrate into a book setup, I know the drill. To make the mission easier, I deliberately broke up with my gentle, beautiful betrothed.

But this stupid System actually says this is a no-CP, male-centric Qidian novel, and all it’s about is killing, killing, killing.

Me: “?” If it’s not a Qidian novel, what’s your problem?

“You’re a cannon-fodder supporting female character who doesn’t even make it past three chapters. You accidentally witness the Dragon Proud Heaven cultivator practice demonic cultivation, try to expose him, and die when he rips out your golden core.”

Me: “Nice.”

To survive, I have to rewrite the plot where the Dragon Proud Heaven cultivator destroys the world. But there are these pitiful children of fortune who can destroy the heavens and earth, have tragic backgrounds, and possess extraordinary talent...

I have four of them.

I fell silent. “...Which bastard is going to rip out my golden core?”

First, I can rule out my gentle, beautiful betrothed. Of the four, he’s the most gentle and gentlemanly, pure and harmless.

There’s no way he could be the gloomy demon king from the original story who wants to destroy the world... right?

Male lead: Xun Qi. Pairing is set, no shipping wars.

SC, HE.

Synopsis in first person, main text in third person.

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Theme: Stand on your own two feet and forge your own path in life