The Female Cannon Fodder Is Being Pursued by the Male Lead

Lu Ning is sweet-natured, timid, and adorable. The trouble is, she was born with superhuman strength: one palm can shatter stone, and two fingers can snap a sword. So... When bandits attack Other girls: Flee behind the male lead in a panic, helplessly begging him for protection. Lu Ning: With tears glistening in her eyes, she looks pitiful and punches a bandit flying. When she is held hostage atop the city wall, forcing the male lead to choose between two people Other girls: “Forget about me! I’ll gladly die for you! Don’t give in for my sake!” (Looking desolate yet happy.) Lu Ning: “Help! Don’t do anything! They’re after you! If someone has to die, how about you? I don’t want to die, aaah!” (Then she nearly tears open her captor’s skull with her bare hands.) Male lead: “Don’t worry. I’ll save you. I promise.” The general assesses the situation atop the wall. “Your Excellency, it looks like Miss Wen doesn’t need saving?” Male lead: “Save her. We have to save her. We have to choose her. Otherwise, she’ll escape on her own, and you’ll be the one whose skull gets torn open.” General: “Charge, damn it! Bring Miss Wen back without a scratch! Get those bastards!” - Ye Wu thinks that, as someone who has transmigrated into a book, she’s bound to kill any god in her way, defeat any Buddha, and climb to the top of the world! She beats the heroine and the other female rivals, then sets her sights on winning the male lead, the ultimate master of the Imperial Bureau, who is sweet on the outside and dark underneath. She plans to use him to leave the mortal realm for the cultivation world, where immortality and ascension to godhood will be within her reach! But the master she’s worked so hard to clear the way for and win over not only ignores her, he’s chasing after some cannon-fodder woman instead??? Ye Wu: “??? So what if she’s strong??” - When Xie Lichen suffered an accident while breaking through to a new realm, a fragment of his divine soul fell into the mortal realm and became the Imperial Preceptor of a kingdom. There, he fell in love with a girl. He pursued her with such vigor that he won her heart, then eagerly brought her back with him to the cultivation world. But as soon as they entered the cultivation world, the fragment of his divine soul automatically returned to his original self. Immortal Lord Lichen, a righteous cultivator with the lofty ambition of destroying the world, which he tirelessly pursued: ... It was only a tribulation of love, brought on by a reckless fragment of his soul. Compared with his thousand years of cultivation, that brief interlude was no more than a drop in the ocean, not worth mentioning. But out of a sense of responsibility, he still had his disciples bring back Lu Ning, who had been searching everywhere for him. He wanted to explain things to her and offer compensation. The young woman had come to see her beloved full of joy, only to learn that he wanted to part ways. In a rage, she smashed the jade chair beneath him with one palm, then left in tears. Xie Lichen: ... It was all well and good when he didn’t see her, but once he did, he realized it was anything but a drop in the ocean, and certainly not something he could dismiss. The spark of love planted by that fragment of his soul began to spread like wildfire, growing completely out of control. What was he supposed to do now? * Chapters 1-30 tell the story in the mortal realm. The cultivation world story begins in Chapter 31. The male lead has no love interest in the original novel. He’s devoted to his career. The leads are natives of their world, while the female rival has transmigrated into a book. This isn’t a comedy, but a serious story with the occasional silly moment, probably. A naturally strong, laid-back heroine VS a beautiful, tragic male lead who intends to destroy the world [Pre-sale dates: January 31, 2022, and May 31, 2022. The handsome man on the cover is from Shui Mo-Yi Yue Yi!] Pre-sale: A Fox Spirit’s No Good Ending. If you like it, please add it to your collection. Hong Liao transmigrates and becomes a fox spirit. As for what she looks like... well, she definitely doesn’t look like a good person. She claims a mountain as her territory and becomes its boss. Then she rescues a badly wounded mortal who has wandered in. He’s as pure as snow and as bright as the moon, clearly a good person! Hong Liao loses control and has her way with him. As they enjoy their romantic night, she thinks that their story is either straight out of Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio or The Legend of the White Snake. Either way, the ending probably won’t be good. Who could have guessed that when the mortal she rescued finally speaks, he introduces himself as, “I am Daoist Yun Buxu.” Well, would you look at that! Yun Buxu? So she transmigrated into a book, too? Before transmigrating, Hong Liao read a novel featuring a fox spirit who brought ruin to the kingdom. On the orders of the Demon King, she seduced the leader of the righteous Immortal Alliance, intending to use dark magic to seize his soul for the demon world. Unfortunately, the fox spirit is a villainous side character, and only the third-ranked villain at that. She never even gets a proper name in the story, and is doomed to a bad ending. After being relentlessly slapped down by the male and female leads and all the other men and women, she becomes a discarded pawn of the Demon King and dies a miserable death in a raging inferno, reduced to ashes. The male lead in the novel is a direct disciple of Dao Ancestor Yun Buxu. The heroine and the other male and female characters are also Yun Buxu’s trusted subordinates. And it was Yun Buxu who gave them the mission to kill the fox spirit... So there’s a good chance Yun Buxu wants to kill her not just because she seduced the leader of the Immortal Alliance, but mainly because she took advantage of him, right?! At this very moment, the second-in-command on the mountain is advising Hong Liao. The leader of the righteous Immortal Alliance will be coming to their mountain to recover from his injuries in a few days. She’s had her fun with the little good-for-nothing “mortal” she’s got on hand, and the Demon King has given an order. They should do this and that, then pull off something big! She thought the endings in Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio and The Legend of the White Snake were tragic enough. But the truth is, damn it, she’s in Investiture of the Gods... There’s no good ending for a fox spirit! Hong Liao: This is hopeless. I’ve already done it, and I can’t win in a fight. I’d better pack up and run! So when Yun Buxu wakes up that day, he finds the fox spirit’s cave deserted. He didn’t even mind that she was a little fox demon, and she still went and dumped him after seducing him. This fox spirit, she’s something else :D A beautiful, cowardly horndog fox-spirit heroine X a lofty, nagging Daoist male lead Theme: Gold will always shine!