Ji Man tripped and, in her original body, transmigrated into a cultivation novel about a beautiful, powerful, tragic heroine. The heroine is just and kind, steadily levels up by defeating monsters, finds true love, and reaches the pinnacle of life with both career and romance thriving.
But just as she is about to ascend, she suddenly turns evil and wipes everyone out. All that remains is the title, "Qu Mul Ling." A lively power fantasy about a heroine becomes a hellish bad-ending story.
Someone asks Ji Man, "What do you think about this?"
Ji Man replies coolly, "Sorry, but my master is the best. Please don't spread false rumors."
A bug appears inside the newly upgraded System.
To make up for it, the System gives her a beginner's gift pack, granting her the ability to "bestow."
After she fiddles around with it, a dazed little flower with two tiny feet split from its roots appears beside her, along with a head-wobbling piece of wood and a snow-white rabbit that loves to sleep.
Is this ability just for keeping her entertained?
Before long, more and more bizarre little followers trail after her wherever she goes, as if she were some big shot.
But Ji Man herself is actually a truly frail beauty who could be knocked over with a single push.
As Qing Chuan dies, he suddenly obtains the Supporting Male Character Rebirth and Comeback System.
In this life, no one loves him. His sect and parents cast him aside like trash, the male lead wields his bonded sword, and his life ends at sixteen.
Only after being reborn does he learn that loving and being loved are equally passionate.
Theme: Live toward the sun.
Ahhhh! It scares me no more! Master will not be separated from the heroine, right?
Oops, where did you start to enter the fantasy world? Have you never left the inn?
Don't be awkward, but why do you feel like Qingchuan is like a pitiful little person that no one cares about?
Looks good. Does your wife have a scarf?
Wow, that's disgusting. Bunny is still cute.
Damn, this guy walking towards Qingchuan looks like a male protagonist, but according to the writing, the male protagonist should be just a passerby now?