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Blurb:
[Hardcore, adorable dew spirit with maxed-out defense X a deeply unfortunate master who wants to eat her but can't crack her defensive shell]
One day, Lu Pan'er transmigrates into a book as a wicked supporting female character who is a dew spirit. She is delicate and frail, yet vicious and jealous, and ultimately dies at the hands of the villainous Demon Lord.
Trembling with fear, Lu Pan'er grabs the Demon Lord's ashes nearby and mixes them into her true form. After stirring them together, she becomes a non-Newtonian fluid, gaining the ability to grow stronger when faced with strength and to yield to softness, but never to force.
To avoid conflicts with the plot and stay alive, she abandons her original master, who is kind and has many disciples, and instead takes a low-profile, weak Immortal Lord as her master.
Her master is frail and often coughs up blood, but he treats her very well.
He cooks for her himself, pounds her back, and passes his cultivation power on to her…
She often discusses major events in the immortal realm with him. Their most frequent topic is how to stop the Demon Lord from coming back to life, by any means necessary.
Until one day.
Lu Pan'er discovers that her master is actually the secret identity of the villainous Demon Lord who used her true form to make pills.
She is so scared she nearly dies on the spot…
Question: If you've mixed the Demon Lord's ashes into yourself like cement and get caught, how do you save yourself?
Lu Pan'er: Thanks for asking. I'm currently running away as fast as I can…
Jian Chen was once an ancient great demon. He fell in a battle a thousand years ago, and his demonic bones were burned to ash, leaving only a wisp of his soul.
After finally gaining a new life, he lies low in the immortal realm, hoping to recover his ashes and restore his demonic body, only to discover that a little dew spirit has absorbed the ashes and carried them out of the forbidden grounds.
He thinks this couldn't have been easier.
So he takes the little spirit as his only disciple and plots to get rid of her.
At first, he gives her a poisoned pill and waits for her to die from it.
But day after day, she stays lively as a little rabbit, eating three bowls at every meal.
He thinks the poison isn't strong enough, so he ups the dose and feeds her a highly toxic pill that can dissolve bones…
Then he ends up with a highly toxic little disciple. Every time she touches him, he loses a layer of skin, leaving him no choice but to take her to the spirit pool to detoxify.
He keeps trying. He strikes his little disciple in the back with his palm, only to cough up blood himself.
In short, he loses every time, and each attempt ends with him coughing up blood.
Unaware of the truth, Lu Pan'er brings him medicine, worried. "Master, your health is so poor. But don't worry, I'll protect you from now on!"
Jian Chen looks at his silly disciple and sighs. Fine. It's just a set of demonic bones. He can let her have them.
From then on, he dotes on her and keeps her close. But when his identity is eventually exposed, his little disciple runs faster than anyone.
Jian Chen sneers. "You think you can run after absorbing my ashes?"
Blurb for the currently serializing novel: "The Supporting Female Character Got the Wrong Replacement Lover Script [Book Transmigration]"
A Tao was originally a round, chubby succulent plant.
After being arrested by the Monster Management Association for "illegal cultivation," she was shoved into a world inside a book to complete a mission.
Before she left, everyone told her to read the original story carefully.
But A Tao was not only a monster, she was also illiterate. She couldn't even recognize people's names, and only managed to figure out some of the plot by guessing.
Basically, the supporting female character likes the male lead, chases after him and throws herself at him in every way, clings to him relentlessly, and ultimately meets a tragic end.
And she is supposed to play that supporting female character.
To return to the modern world, A Tao diligently follows the plot. Even though the male lead loves the heroine, she is still happy to throw herself at him, afraid of breaking character.
But she's tried so hard that she's even ended up in the same bed as the male lead. Why does the system still say the mission has failed?
With the male and female leads about to get engaged, A Tao finally can't help demanding:
"Why are you two-timing me? You have to choose between me and the heroine!"
Xiao Zhi, dead drunk, says, "I can't choose her… It's my older brother who's supposed to marry into the Su family."
A Tao: "???"
So she'd been clinging to the wrong guy all along? Xiao Zhi isn't the male lead?
The mastermind who controls Fengze Manor with one hand and the Xiao family of Yunjing with the other isn't the male lead?
Realizing her mistake, she quickly switches targets. "Sorry, then I'll go after your older brother. He's the one I like."
Xiao Zhi: "???"
Before his wife runs away.
Xiao Zhi: Clingy, boring, not my type. I only treat her as a replacement.
After his wife runs away.
Xiao Zhi: …This is starting to get interesting.
Thesis: Be independent and strong
Is this the end???? There's a side story!!!
It was really interesting before the drama. The heroine is pure and cute. After the drama, the male and female protagonists are a lot weirder. They are still the same people. But when they get along, I don't feel the attraction. It's strange.
The male protagonist is so miserable. Zhong Lin said that the female protagonist has no brains for love. Isn't the female protagonist quite sensible now? Zhong Lin can't be the second male lead. Damn it, have any of the sisters in the back told me whether Zhong Lin will continue to appear in the future? With such a strong presence, the heroine still protects him?
... What, this is all, why should the heroine help Zhong Lin and respect blessings?
Tsk, Jing Chen hasn't realized that he was wrong yet, sooner or later he will have to send
Is the ending too hasty?
The male protagonist loves his career so much, so don't delay the female protagonist.
I woke up crying and couldn't go back.
No! I took medicine, QwQ, and it felt like there was something wrong with the medicine.
QwQ, it's early in the morning, I'm almost dying of waiting for you, big brother