Where the Mountains End and Rivers Flow, the Wind Stirs the Grain

Also known as: The Villain Keeps Trying to Seduce Me; The Happy Life of a Slacker; I Didn't Want to Reform the Villain, So Why Is She Getting More and More Clingy? After Yun Chuanzhi died, someone offered her body as a vessel, and her soul transmigrated into the body of Cui Ergou, a little tea-serving servant on Mount Buxi. Cui Ergou had been outrageously bold. She had been infatuated with the sect leader, Bai Fenghe, a notorious villain whom the entire cultivation world despised. She had pursued and flattered her, trying to seduce her, until she finally angered Bai Fenghe and was cut in half at the waist. Yun Chuanzhi arrived at the worst possible time. The original body had just been beaten half to death for peeking at the sect leader while she bathed. Before offering her body as a vessel, she had made a wish: reform the sect leader, find true love, and live happily ever after. Yun Chuanzhi: ...A love-struck idiot is terrifying. Half a day later, in the green phoenix bedchamber, Yun Chuanzhi met Bai Fenghe. The beauty in flowing purple robes was utterly captivating. Yun Chuanzhi was preparing to kneel and await her death when the notorious villain covered her mouth and coughed, looking so weak that fragrant tears welled in her eyes. With a little sob, she melted into Yun Chuanzhi's arms. Yun Chuanzhi: ? Recently, Bai Fenghe had dreamed of a white-browed immortal who told her that a rebellious servant would one day appear under her command. The servant would be known as the Living Yama, and in her previous life, not one person who had fought her had survived. Bai Fenghe frowned and asked what exactly made the servant so rebellious. The white-browed immortal smiled without answering. Unable to drive this person away or kill her, Bai Fenghe had no choice but to restrain her true nature and put on the appearance of a delicate, weak woman. Every so often, she would take to her bed and insist on being looked after, then, when the moment felt right, melt into Yun Chuanzhi's arms and cry for half the night. Though exhausting, the plan seemed to work. The rebellious servant was a bit of a lie-flat slacker, but she had not done anything outrageous. Instead, she began looking after Bai Fenghe with great care and tenderness. Who could have guessed that later, when every immortal sect turned against Bai Fenghe and attacked her, leaving her on the brink of death, the honest little immortal servant from her home would break into the Purgatory alone, slaughter the sects that had slandered her, and carry her away to a secluded place to nurse her back to health and keep her safe? Bai Fenghe did not understand. She sneered and said, "I'll give you anything you want. From now on, we're even." A day later, Bai Fenghe was sore in the waist and legs, exhausted and limp: ... So this was what that rebellious servant meant by rebellion... Look at the countless people beneath heaven, wronged and burdened, as the world confuses the worthy with the foolish. Watch her fate end and begin again, as the sun sets over the long river and she rewrites the tale of the rainy night in the martial world. From this point on, mountains stand, rivers flow, and the wind stirs the grain. 1. A Living Yama who only wants to lie flat and a captivating bad woman 2. Happy ending, one-on-one 3. A cultivation world with a touch of steampunk Weibo: @Qiqian Zhexi Upcoming book, After a Transmigrator Took Over My Body, blurb: As the youngest elder of Jinyang Sect, Shi Changqing lived for three hundred years before learning that she was the cannon-fodder master in a xianxia novel. A transmigrator was about to take over her body, use her cultivation, and accept the novel's protagonist as a disciple, helping him cultivate the path to immortality. By the time Shi Changqing took back her body, eight years had passed. The protagonist had benefited from her support and become a peerless prodigy famous throughout the martial world. The price was that her once-prosperous sect had been reduced to poverty and mountains of debt, while her cultivation had been cut in half, leaving her a useless elder. She could endure all of that. But she searched the entire sect and could not find her beautiful, well-behaved little disciple, Gu Yaoxing, whom she had taken in eight years ago. Shi Changqing exploded. Shi Changqing later learned that Gu Yaoxing was the Demon Emperor's daughter and the sickly, vicious villainess in the book, destined to fight the heroine for the male lead and throw the story's world into chaos. So while the transmigrator treated the protagonist like her own child, she abused and whipped Gu Yaoxing in every way, eventually destroying her immortal meridians and demoting her to the lowest kind of medicinal slave. When Shi Changqing found Gu Yaoxing, the young girl was so hungry she was skin and bones, fighting with a group of medicinal slaves over scraps of spoiled food on the ground. When she saw Shi Changqing, she clutched her head and cried out in terror. But Shi Changqing ignored the blood running from the hand the girl had bitten and held her tightly in her arms. "Xingxing, don't be afraid. Your master is back." Shi Changqing did not believe any of that nonsense about transmigrating into a book. She paid off the sect's debts, restored its reputation, and beat up the Dragon Proud protagonist who did nothing but freeload and leech off his elders, then expelled him from the sect. She also did not believe in any nonsense about a vicious villainess. She brought Gu Yaoxing, who now hated her, back to the sect, and tried to win her over with kindness and gentle guidance. Feeling guilty, she treated the girl almost too well. She held her while they slept, fed her at meals, and even personally helped her bathe and scrub her back. Later, the girl shed her hatred and timidity and grew into a woman as cool and aloof as frost flowers. Not only did she restore her immortal meridians, she even surpassed the protagonist and became the most outstanding genius in Jinyang Sect. Shi Changqing was very pleased. She packed her things and prepared to cultivate the Heartless Dao. But when she turned around, she saw her own disciple kneeling at her feet with a knife in hand, its blade pressed to her pale neck. Her eyes were red at the corners, full of tears. "Master, don't abandon me." What should you do when the disciple you worked so hard to reform goes dark in a different way... 1. Gentle, otherworldly master x cool, sickly disciple (probably) 2. Master and disciple, one-on-one, happy ending Theme: Persevere and strive for self-improvement