Jiang Fuyi

[Already published and available on major platforms.]

Jiang Fuyi transmigrated into this world before birth. After hatching from her shell, she and her mother were imprisoned beneath the sea.

Her mother had been locked away for who knew how many years, and had gone mad.

One day, she suddenly came to her senses for a while and told Jiang Fuyi, “Our race can use our hearts to forge treasured swords, and they grow back afterward. Back then, your father passed through these waters. I took one look at his exceptional bone structure and knew he was destined for greatness, so I went to the trouble of capturing him, cutting out my heart to forge a sword, and giving it to him. I hoped he’d master his skills quickly and come back to save me.”

“Though I’ve forgotten who he is, I can feel that he’s been a supreme powerhouse for many years. Go ask him why he still hasn’t come back to save me.”

Jiang Fuyi: “How am I supposed to recognize my father?”

Her mother: “A mother and daughter are connected at heart. The sword he has is my heart, so if you appear near him, he’ll recognize you.”

Her mother sent Jiang Fuyi to the mainland. After countless hardships, she finally reached the cultivation world.

But…

Why were all these immortal and demonic big shots suddenly looking at her with “motherly love”?

Jiang Fuyi: My mom really knows how to invest!

…

Unfortunately, all the big shots had forgotten where their swords came from, including her own father.

It wasn’t until Jiang Fuyi had cut out her heart to forge a sword herself that she learned her people’s hearts came with a side effect when they grew back.

Every time they regenerated, they lost some of their memories.

The sword’s recipient and its maker would forget each other.

…

Male lead (Yan Lan): It’s a good thing they forgot. That gave me my chance.

Reader’s Guide:

1. The story has a slight ensemble focus. It’s not a power fantasy about a single heroine, and the female lead won’t suffer. This is a slow-burn growth story.

The male lead is dull and quiet, and serves as her caretaker and wallet. Above all, he’s there to keep her company.

2. The plot comes first. It has both comedy and heartbreak, and I can only guarantee a happy ending for the male and female leads.

3. About the female lead’s race: they are born swordsmiths, and their hearts are regenerating sword stones. The race includes both men and women. Extracting a sword stone normally doesn’t hurt them, and they can forge swords for anyone, depending on their individual needs. (Swords forged from a sword heart can control sword puppets, and those with stone hearts are incredibly, incredibly, incredibly powerful.)

4. The female lead’s mother successfully invested in five swords. Ownerless swords and swords given as gifts between friends don’t count.

5. The female lead’s transmigration is only there to explain why she has a basic grasp of right and wrong after coming ashore. She spent so long developing inside an eggshell that she mostly forgot her previous life, and is no different from someone native to this world.

Theme: Strive to better yourself