Yingzhou transmigrates into a cultivation world. Great! As long as there's no pandemic, I'll go anywhere!
Then she hears about an even more terrifying demonic plague and remembers everything.
She was originally the young sect leader of the Medicine King Sect, a celestial-grade spirit herb.
In her previous life, when the demonic plague broke out, she saved people by stripping every last leaf from herself. In the end, she sacrificed herself to extinguish the plague miasma.
Her merit was so great that after her remnant soul recuperated in another world, she was able to return reborn.
With a second chance, Yingzhou sets two modest goals for herself.
One: Kick to death her fiance, who played the devoted lover after she died in her previous life, had a child with another woman and even named the child "Remember Ying."
Two: Start disease prevention early and kill the current Immortal Lord Qingyang, Baili Yelin, who will later fall to demonic cultivation and become the Demon Lord.
But remembering Yelin's immortal bearing and sword-born bones, as well as their grievances in her previous life...
Killing him seems too hard. Maybe she should find another way?
*
Later.
In front of the lantern tower in White Night City.
The cool, snowlike young Immortal Lord stands beneath the flowering trees, just as he did when they first met in her previous life.
Yingzhou holds out her hand, palm supporting a carefully crafted pocket dimension house, and tries to trick him into accepting it.
"Your Highness Yelin, do you like this gift?"
(High-risk individual. Get in quarantine.)
Yelin smiles faintly, grabs her, and pulls her inside before locking the door.
Yingzhou: ???!
#Two lifetimes, crossing death itself, and finally holding on to you
Radiant little wildflower x aloof flower blooming underground
Note: The heroine's engagement to her former fiance was an arranged marriage with a reason behind it.
Blurb dated March 2022 (I'm terrible at titles and blurbs, so I may revise this again)
Theme: Everyone is responsible for preventing and controlling pandemics.