A Foolish Sprite Transmigrates Into a Book and Stumbles Into a Shura Field

Sweet, adorable, silly little fairy VS cold-blooded demon hunter

A Tao is an illiterate fairy.

Because she couldn't read, before she transmigrated into a book, she asked someone to summarize the plot for her. The explanation left her dizzy, but she managed to remember her mission: play the role of a lovesick supporting female character.

After transmigrating into the book, she thought hard...

Wait, what's the male lead's name again? Xiao something???

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One ordinary day, Xiao Zhi found a clingy little demon in the wilderness.

She persistently confessed her love to him.

But Xiao Zhi was still fixated on the girl he'd loved in his youth, and paid her no attention.

Until one day, after getting drunk, A Tao became his lover.

But that was all. His heart?

He couldn't give it to her.

Everyone at Fengze Manor knew that the master of the manor loved Su Wan'er, a noblewoman from Yunjing. A Tao was, at most, just a substitute.

Everyone sighed over how someone so beautiful could be so stupid.

But then things took a turn no one expected.

What? The manor master has fallen for A Tao?

What? A Tao ran off with the manor master's older brother?

What? It was actually the manor master who was the substitute?

Halfway through the story, A Tao finally realized there was a huge problem: she had gotten the male lead wrong!!!

Xiao Zhi, gazing at her tenderly: "I won't think about her anymore. Let's build a good life together."

A Tao, bowing deeply: "I'm sorry. Actually, I should be in love with your older brother."

Xiao Zhi: "???"

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"Master, Why Do You Keep Falling Apart?"

Jian Wei, a fragile college student of the modern era, transmigrates into a book as the great villain of a cultivation novel.

Her spiritual roots have been destroyed, and she is nearly blind, but she can activate a karmic perspective:

She can see the hidden connections between all things, understand a flower by looking at its leaves, and know a fruit's cause by seeing its effect.

At the start of her transmigration, she borrowed a corpse's identity to escape her pursuers. Afterward, she stitched up its wounds and buried it beneath a blossoming peach tree.

Then she took the corpse's money pouch, passed the entrance exam for the Taiyan Sect, and became a disciple of Sword Lord Changling. Who could have guessed that her lofty master was the very corpse she had personally buried just days earlier?

Ling Queyue is praised as "a person like the bright moon, a sword like a shooting star." In looks, bearing, and swordsmanship, no one in the cultivation world can match him.

He possesses an almost immortal body, yet secretly bears the fate of the Divine Envoy Clan alone.

Getting injured is an everyday occurrence for him, and death is always a possibility.

Until he meets Jian Wei.

The young girl is frail and sickly, with no sign of a long life ahead of her.

He takes her as his disciple because she has learned his secret. He keeps her close and waits for her to die naturally.

But she proves as resilient as a reed, making quite a name for herself in the sect.

And what's more, she... seems to like him.

She anxiously tends to his wounds, stays up day and night for him, spends months repairing his broken life-bound sword, and travels everywhere to find the fragments of his soul.

She even stands up to the sect on his behalf, simply because she doesn't want him to get hurt again.

The heart Ling Queyue has kept frozen for years suddenly begins to thaw.

Jian Wei looks at the karmic bond between them, formed by a single careless choice of hers, and feels utterly hopeless. Her master's life has nothing to do with her! Why does she cough up blood whenever he falls apart?

Is this how you're supposed to use a golden finger? She's practically become Ling Queyue's personal seamstress.

Jian Wei patiently patches up her fragile master as if he were her senior thesis, while helplessly watching the karmic thread between them grow thicker and thicker, until it slowly turns an ambiguous red.

Jian Wei: ???

Something's not right.

Theme: Respect the old and cherish the young; a heartwarming story of healing