The Salt-Type Girl and the White Lotus

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“Die? No way! I want to live! I want to live!!!”

Chi Zhongying's favorite person is a fictional character.

She is the senior disciple of Su Zhuang Palace, a great benefactor who saves countless wronged souls with her sword, a world-saving sacrifice who bears a notorious reputation and ultimately dies in obscurity, smiling as she accepts her fate.

Bai Yan is the greatest source of heartbreak in The Cloud Book, the beloved of countless readers.

Chi Zhongying is no exception. When she sees Bai Yan endure humiliation and die for the world, she cries all night.

The next day, still distracted, she gets caught up in a car accident and dies.

When she opens her eyes again, she hears a thin woman holding a small sign say:

“You're injured. I'll take you outside Mount Ming. My name is Xuanhua, and I'm a cultivator living in seclusion in the mountains. Don't worry, Miss Bailianhua.”

Xuanhua! Isn't that Bai Yan's alias?

Did she transmigrate into a book?

And right before Bai Yan is about to die in the blink of an eye!

“Waaah!” Chi Zhongying clings to Bai Yan's leg and wails.

Bai Yan's perspective:

No one knows that she is the world's greatest divine artifact, the Cloud Book, transformed into human form. The Cloud Book's core is a spiritual bone. To save the world, she cuts out her own spiritual bone to mend the heavens and save all living things.

She was a fragment torn away from primordial chaos, and losing her spiritual bone would simply return her to that chaos. She had no reason to resent it.

She had no resentment.

...Did she really?

On a page steeped in the mortal world for a thousand years, a tiny mark had been left behind.

She did not want to die.

Bai Yan lives in seclusion, searching for a way to prolong her life. One day, she happens to encounter a girl who was offered as a sacrifice to the mountain god. She senses in the girl a power like that of her spiritual bone.

She takes the girl in, but cannot bring herself to trade the girl's life for her own.

“Bai Yan, you wanted me to live, so I'll live well. I want you to live, too, so you should live for me.”

“The thing you're missing isn't that spiritual bone. I'll make you whole again, in every way that matters.”

#Chi Zhongying was only fourteen when she died, but she was mature for her age. Her transmigration took some time, and she went through all kinds of chaotic experiences.

#Bai Yan is not the male or female lead of the original book. The original is a one-on-one, male-led power fantasy in the Qidian style.

#There is a past full of turmoil and great events, but the story is mostly about peaceful everyday life.

Theme: Kind people deserve to live well