Li Ming transmigrated into a book.
Other people transmigrated into books as cannon-fodder characters or villains, and had a difficult time turning their lives around. But he was different. He became the protagonist, and not just any version of the protagonist, but the one from the ending. With one step, he reached the pinnacle of life. He didn't have to suffer through the protagonist's hardships and could become a winner in life right away.
But the protagonist he'd become was from a cultivation novel.
And he had no idea how to cultivate.
To make matters worse, he had none of the protagonist's memories.
So, how was he supposed to survive while flying on a sword?
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The second daughter of the Yun family, Yun Lanyue, was the greatest genius of her generation. She entered Qingyun Sect at a young age, and showed signs of reaching the Core Formation stage while still young. She should have been the envy of her fellow disciples.
But everything changed after the junior sister joined the sect.
Her master said, "Your junior sister has poor talent. You should give her your cultivation resources."
The sect leader said, "Your junior sister has the kindest heart. She often makes mistakes, but she means no harm. She's just inexperienced, so you should be more understanding."
Her fiance said, "Your junior sister is in trouble, so of course I'll help her. That's what fellow disciples do. You and I are engaged, and you're the one I love."
She believed what they said. But just before she could reach Core Formation, her junior sister was severely injured, and Yun Lanyue was falsely accused of being a demonic cultivator and expelled from the sect.
Her dantian was destroyed, and wounds inflicted by the demonic cultivator left her face disfigured.
Yun Lanyue walked down the mountain one step at a time, her blood staining the grounds of Qingyun Sect.
Her status and cultivation were destroyed overnight. Her fiance also sent her a letter breaking off their engagement. Only her family stood behind her, supporting her decision.
She raised her slender hand and let out a quiet breath in the face of despair.
"In that case, I'll take a husband."
At that moment, Li Ming, who had fallen from the sky, looked at the scene of the embroidered ball being thrown and decided to survive by living off a woman!
Years later, the live-in son-in-law gave a crooked grin. Outside the Yun family home, the master of the greatest immortal sect in the world knelt before Li Ming. "We welcome the elder back to his rightful place!"
Note:
1. This is not orthodox cultivation. There are countless systems, and ten people could describe ten different cultivation systems. This isn't even my own cultivation system anymore. It's just made up as I go along ().
2. The romance is very light. The female lead is focused on her career. The reason she's the female lead is that the live-in son-in-law needs someone to marry, so I made the male lead a hopeless romantic.
3. The male lead is very weak at first, and will face all kinds of setbacks. But given the setting that he's destined to become the strongest, he'll definitely be the strongest later on. I'm a simple person who loves watching an evil king grin crookedly.
Theme: My fate is mine to decide, not heaven's.
How should I put it, what I want to see is a male protagonist who can stop and kill gods. After all, he is very strong in person, but in the end, the male protagonist is so weak. I am also a female. It's not that I don't like strong female protagonists, but I personally like (key visual) protagonists (regardless of gender) to be strong. Now I want to know if the male protagonist can be as strong as the original one? The fact that the male protagonist clings to the female protagonist like a mortal makes me feel a little inferior. Even in Dodder Literature, there is no need for the main visual protagonist to be a mortal who dies of old age, while the other one cultivates immortality and lives forever. And I'm biased. I don't like weak men. The male protagonist is not weak in character, but he is in a weak situation. Please don't scold me. I don't mean to guide the author in writing. I just want to know whether the male protagonist will always be weak. As a female protagonist, I quite like the female protagonist's character, but I control the protagonist.
Hahahaha that's my wife
Can't we be together? You are here to join the family! I'm not here to destroy this home!
This is a really cool article. Thank you to the author for letting me see such a world. I really want the protagonists to go on adventures together.
I thought it was a person
This paragraph makes me feel very regretful. In fact, my concept of fate has always been that fate gives us something when we are born. For example, we cannot decide our gender, blood type, family status, qualifications, etc. These are all fate, which are decided for us at the beginning. But I have always felt that fate is diverse, and our final choices will lead us to different destinies. But the irony is that I found that many so-called people who are proficient in destiny in this story are ultimately bound by their own calculated destiny. I feel that they are bound by themselves, which is putting the cart before the horse. And I feel very sorry for the ending of Green Luo. Green Luo is a name full of life, but the ending he gave me is the same as death. Maybe on the day his mother died, his heart also died.
Jiang Chao's students were stunned (shocked), why did this star have an indescribable feeling?
Workers are forced to carry everything orz
It's a very real world, so realistic that it makes people sad
Extra extra! What happened to the monk's master?