The Sword Venerable Tears Up the Script for Me [Book Transmigration]

This story will be going premium on April 13. My next story is *The Demon Emperor Keeps Trying to Carry Me Home [Book Transmigration]*. Thanks for your support! Qu Yan transmigrates into a book as the senior disciple of the Sword Sect, a man who shares his name. Aside from the title of senior disciple, the Sword Sect’s eldest has nothing going for him: a poor spiritual root and average talent. Because his parents gave their lives alongside the Heavenly Demon for the cultivation world more than ten years ago, he was given a mountain in the Xuan Domain Sword Sect and lives in seclusion. In the original story, Qu Yan appears for only three chapters. He falls out with the protagonist over an injustice, gets humiliated, and exits in disgrace. Qu Yan takes the attitude that since he’s here, he might as well make the best of it. On the uninhabited Quhe Peak, he grows spiritual plants and practices alchemy, drawing spirit talismans and setting up arrays. He’s living quite comfortably. Until one day, an injured man falls onto Quhe Peak. Qu Yan is unhappy about suddenly having another person around. But the heavens cherish life, so he’ll take care of him for now! - Luo Jinyi is the Supreme Elder of the Xuan Domain Sword Sect, Sword Venerable Luo Huai, and the sect leader’s fellow disciple. While undergoing tribulation to ascend to godhood, he falls onto an unfamiliar mountain and meets a Sword Sect disciple who can do everything except wield a sword. The disciple is broad-minded and composed. Although he’s quite dismissive of Luo Jinyi at first, he still takes care of him meticulously. Luo Jinyi watches snow on Supreme Peak with him, releases lanterns to bring them together, and takes a boat along the Luohong River. He holds him close to his heart, vivid and alive. Just as they’re about to break through the last barrier between them, someone from the Sword Sect comes looking for Luo Jinyi and says they’re sending someone to him to become his disciple. When the little Daoist companion he has his eye on finds out, he immediately avoids him by a hundred thousand miles. The thin layer of paper between them has been replaced by a wall, reinforced with layer upon layer of arrays. Sword Venerable Luo Huai draws his sword. “I’ll go chop up this disciple who came out of nowhere!” Original protagonist with a golden finger, Sword Venerable top × Book Transmigration bottom who can do everything except practice the sword Cultivation stages: Qi Refining → Foundation Establishment → Golden Core → Nascent Soul → Leaving the Body → Void Insight → Deity Transformation → Integration → Great Ascension → Tribulation Transcendence → Ascension Please add my next historical danmei story, *Reborn to Become a City Lord*, to your collection! Wen Qixue was once the junior martial brother of the Tianjian Sect, exceptionally talented and diligent in his cultivation. But because he was caught up in the affairs of a spirit soul from another world, Wen Qixue died during the tribulation to advance to the Nascent Soul stage. He only had time to protect his spirit soul and wait for a chance to reshape his body. At the time, the entire sect was gathered around their new junior disciple, fussing over him. When Wen Qixue woke up again, he found himself inside a Golden Core puppet. And according to the information left behind by the spirit soul from another world, the owner of this puppet... Well, he was the villain. Wen Qixue looks at the young villain before him, not yet fully grown, who has just endured the pain of his clan’s destruction and is now being harshly suppressed by his sect. He resigns himself to cleaning up the mess. At least he hasn’t turned evil yet, right? Wen Qixue leaves the sect with the young villain to make their own way in the world. He teaches him techniques and secret arts, guides him onto the right path, and searches for opportunities to reshape his own body so he can continue cultivating. Later, with help from all sides, Wen Qixue becomes the lord of a city. Later still, he meets the Tianjian Sect in his newly built city, where his former master and elders recognize him. Former master: “Qixue, if you’re alive, why didn’t you return to the sect?” Elder: “How can a disciple of the Tianjian Sect mix with outsiders?” Before Wen Qixue can answer, the now-grown villain steps in front of him, arrogant and domineering. “Forget it. Your bond as master and disciple is over. You’re the outsiders now.” Then the villain turns to him, looking pitiful. “Brother Xue, you won’t go with them, right?” Wen Qixue: ... “Of course not.” Theme: Only by being independent, self-respecting, and strong can you make others see you in a new light