Jing Xiang transmigrates into a minor character in a xianxia novel.
In the original story, he barely appears before dying in a sea of blood, driving the male and female leads toward the finale.
The System tells him to change the original character's fate.
Jing Xiang: "You've got the wrong person, don't you?"
System: "Nope~"
Jing Xiang: "..."
Later, the System says, "This person is provoking you so badly. You can't just let that slide. Host, fight back hard!"
Jing Xiang's foot, just about to kick out, immediately comes back down. He steps forward and asks solicitously, "Junior brother, are you thirsty? Tired?"
System: "..."
System: "If you kill this person, Host, you can get blah blah blah..."
Jing Xiang puts his sword away. "I don't think he's done anything to deserve death."
System: "..."
System: "Your senior brother's affection level is too high. Host, I recommend you become Dao companions and stay together forever!"
Jing Xiang suddenly thrusts his sword into his senior brother's chest, blood dripping from the corner of his lips. "What did you just say?"
System: "..."
Theme: Fate cannot be defied = Fate can be defied
After chapter 30 it gets a bit messy. . . I won't be able to see it anymore
Senior brother is so doted on, I can't control myself and I'm about to sneeze (face covering)
This Liu will not like Demon Lord Qiandi, right?
(:з∠), Overall, the writing is pretty good, and I'm looking forward to the follow-up development.
So what is the main line? It's a bit confusing. Where are the brothers and sisters?
Finished with flowers??ヽ(°▽°)ノ?
Tied (*^▽^*) Oops, when I read the introduction, I thought it was lighthearted and funny, but it turned out to be a bit heavy and mind-numbing. Dansu looks good, do you like it (≧?≦)? Looking forward to the follow-up
Does the protagonist have a special identity?
I feel like the system intentionally performs the opposite task. The protagonist was tricked?
I kind of want to complain, the character of the heroine is completely unlike the aforementioned general who has served on the battlefield, she feels like a just fledgling child. Especially in the early stage of cultivation, judging from her background setting, it is impossible for her to be so impetuous. If she is the second generation of a cultivating family, it would be very reasonable. The male protagonist is a bit like the female protagonist's nanny.