After Giving Up on My White Moonlight, I Got a Happy Ending with a Genius Sword Cultivator

A Li already knew her childhood friend had a girl he liked very much when they first met. But they were both young when they parted, and for the next decade or so, A Li was the one by his side.

But childhood sweethearts can never compete with someone who appears out of nowhere. After joining an immortal sect, her childhood friend reunited with the girl he had always cherished and abandoned A Li without a second thought.

Only then did A Li realize she had transmigrated into a reverse-harem novel with a female protagonist. Her childhood friend was the second male lead, destined to compete for the heroine alongside the first and third male leads.

Heartbroken, A Li crouched in the medicinal fields, tending to her spirit herbs. The fourth male lead, the only one in the book who wasn't in love with the heroine, held out a hand and asked if she'd like to team up and travel down the mountain.

A Li looked at this sunny, clear-eyed young man, sniffled, and said yes.

By the time her childhood friend lost his fight for the heroine and thought of A Li again, she had already made a name for herself across the land with her genius sword cultivator partner.

[Reading Guide]

1. The original novel's leads are not villains. This is mainly a discussion of childhood sweethearts versus someone who appears later.

2. The second male lead will regret it, and face a long road to winning her back.

3. A story about: "You like my childhood sweetheart? What a coincidence, so do I."

[First outlined on August 16, 2023]

Theme: Only by recognizing your own heart can you set a clear goal.