The Plot Has Nothing to Do with Me

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I Played Hua Manlou [Wuxia Crossover]

Demonic sect techniques require one to cast aside love in order to glimpse the pinnacle of martial arts. On the eve of her trial of love, Ji Yin is presented with two choices:

First: Follow the plot, fall in love with Lu Miaozi, then be deceived by Shi Zhixuan and lose her Heavenly Demon body. To sever her feelings, she becomes Yue Shan's lover, and spends her life in vain.

Second: Fight back, choose a target to win over, and change the tragic ending.

Ji Yin sneers and flips the table. She won't choose either! Why would she insist on looking for a man in a garbage dump? A career is way better than a man!

As it happens, the Yin Kui Sect's branch in the Song Kingdom has been wiped out. Ji Yin accepts a mission and heads down the mountain with her bags in tow. While investigating the case, she meets a gentle, refined, blind nobleman in white.

Ji Yin's eyes light up. She thinks, How can I undergo a trial of love without finding a sweet, gentle young man I actually like?

The demonic sect's enchantress has no heart. After making vows of love with the young man beneath the flowers and moonlight, Ji Yin's powers break through one after another. Satisfied, she pats herself off and leaves, abandoning the young man to gaze at the moon in sorrow, heartsick with longing as he searches for the woman he loves.

Unfortunately, what goes around comes around. Ji Yin, pinned against the wall by the now-darkened young man, is on the verge of tears.

Please spare my chastity, young sir! How about a platonic romance?

Help, she still wants to keep her virtue and successfully master the Heavenly Demon Art!

Demonic sect enchantress VS gentle flower god. Proceed with caution if this isn't your thing.

Content warning: Wuxia Crossover + Liaozhai. The dynasties include Sui-Tang, Song, and Ming, with a muddled timeline. This is a wild, imaginative story. Don't ask about the logic, there isn't any!

Who says someone who transmigrates into a book has to obsess over the original character's disposable fate?

Who says gathering fortune means fighting the original heroine and competing for men?

Why waste a wonderful life on people who have nothing to do with you?

After recovering memories of her past life, Baili's goal is to:

Travel across the stars and seas, and become a winner in life!

Content warning:

A quick transmigration story with a wildly imaginative premise.

The heroine enters all kinds of books and lives each life as a winner.

Note: The historical settings in this story aren't historically accurate. Think of them as parallel worlds.

Theme: Strive and persevere, never stop improving