My Master Was My Former Target

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Wan Jia transmigrates into a book to help the female lead overcome her romantic tribulation, but accidentally targets the wrong person. Forced back into the book once more, she becomes a disciple of the Unfeeling Sect, the second-greatest immortal sect.

A hundred years have passed since her last time transmigrating into a book.

The Unfeeling Sect has two major taboos: never mention the Venerable Jia Wan in front of its leader, Chu Liangyi, and never go near the spirit dog she dotes on more than anything.

The first time she transmigrated into a book, Wan Jia became Jia Wan. The second time, she nearly beat Chu Liangyi's spirit dog to death. Wan Jia: "..."

If she remembers correctly, that spirit dog is the one she once tricked Chu Liangyi into believing was their child.

Run!

Chu Liangyi lost her parents when she was young and suffered endless abuse. She had never known love until, at eighteen, she met an ethereally beautiful woman.

The woman's name was Jia Wan. She came from the First Immortal Sect, the Sword-Control Sect. Not only did she drive off the people who bullied Chu Liangyi, she also taught her immortal arts.

Chu Liangyi developed inappropriate feelings for her, so she schemed to make Jia Wan become her cultivation partner.

She thought that one day, she would finally melt that block of ice.

But just when Chu Liangyi thought Jia Wan loved her too, Jia Wan told her she had only come to help her overcome her romantic tribulation and didn't love her at all.

Jia Wan disappeared. Before she left, she gave Chu Liangyi a spirit dog, saying it was their child and would take a hundred years to take human form.

Chu Liangyi went mad. From then on, she shut her heart to love and swore she would find Jia Wan.

But a hundred years passed, and Chu Liangyi still hadn't found her. It was as if Jia Wan had never existed in this world.

Until one day, Chu Liangyi noticed that something about her little disciple Wan Jia had changed. She seemed a little like the heartless woman Chu Liangyi had spent years searching for.

Later, Wan Jia falls in love with Chu Liangyi. Looking at the sword pointed at her heart, she says, "Master, hear me out."

Chu Liangyi sneers. "Didn't you give birth to a child for me? Pay me back with the child."

Wan Jia: "..."

Theme: Be sincere with others, and cut down on lies and schemes