The Villain Wins Them Over with Virtue: Quick Transmigration

Luo Yunchu’s attempt to help someone went wrong, and he somehow transmigrated into a book as its villain.

He transmigrates into the villainous master who sacrifices his disciple to forge a sword, conspires with demonic cultivators to wreak havoc, and is eventually killed by his disciple, leaving no remains behind. As luck would have it, Luo Yunchu arrives at the exact moment the villainous master is sacrificing his disciple to the sword. The disciple is already on the brink of death, and ordinarily there would be no saving him.

Luo Yunchu: …

Years after transmigrating into the book, Luo Yunchu overcomes countless trials, steadily grows stronger, and becomes the leader of the immortal sects. He ascends to the celestial realm and becomes a sword immortal. At last, the disciple he kept in his sword to recover from his severely damaged foundation wakes up.

World One: The sword immortal who sacrificed his disciple to forge an unparalleled divine weapon (complete)

In the Heavenly Palace, a newly born sword spirit arrives in the main hall and sees the back of a white-robed immortal standing above it.

He is tall and slender, with black hair tied up in a silver crown.

The little sword spirit, young and bewildered, asks in a childish voice, “Who are you?”

The immortal turns around, revealing a face that could capture anyone’s heart. With a smile, he says, “I am the sword immortal, Luo Yunchu.”

P.S. Settings I often forget: magical tools, spirit tools, immortal tools, divine artifacts; the Tianxin Sect and the Tianxuan Sect

Su Yuanbai always transmigrates as a pitiful character in a book.

According to the plot, he’ll be tormented and abused, with a miserable ending.

Su Yuanbai’s lips curl into a slight smile.

No one knows he has another identity: the Heavenly Dao himself.

With the Heavenly Dao’s fortune behind him, he turns the tables.

Theme: Teach by example, and teach with care