Wuxia Crossover: The Heartthrob Turns the Tables on the Angsty Plot

[The first nine stories are free. Updates are irregular and slow, but this will not be abandoned. I'm not good at writing romance, so this is a work where I'm learning as I go.]

[Progress: Volume One complete, Volume Two being rewritten]

One-line pitch: Who says a female supporting character can't be adored by everyone and turn an angst-filled story on its head?

Yun Songxue must play a female supporting character in a wuxia world and clear ten angst-filled scenarios to earn a chance to be reborn.

A rebellious woman would never meekly obey and let herself get the short end of the stick, so...

With her wildly unconventional ideas and methods, she somehow turns stories about women suffering into stories about men suffering.

The System asks in a hollow voice, "Fine, you can torment the men, but why have you turned this into an otome game?"

The male leads, supporting male characters, and villains all come one after another, bringing money and even offering themselves?!!

Yun Songxue: "Uh..."

Maybe it's a talent, or maybe it's a buff.

But she never expected the tenth scenario to combine the first nine, take away her golden finger, and leave her with only her inventory.

Seriously, is this any way to treat someone?

Have you even looked at what kind of people she messed with in those nine worlds?

Never mind that without the System's support and stacked buffs, how is she supposed to take on all those powerhouses?

Most importantly, damn it, she's face-blind!!

Is this supposed to unlock nine new ways for her to die? (death-smile.jpg)

One day.

A red-cloaked swordsman grabbed her sleeve with a trembling hand. "A Yun, is it you?"

Wait, who is this guy?

She needed to pull up her status screen and check her history.

Shit, it won't load.

The worlds include:

1. "The Substitute Female Character": Being a substitute hurts both body and heart, but it's not impossible. Still, nobody says the male lead can't be the female character's substitute, right? (The script's male lead is a monk; CP: Wild Wolf Hong)

2. "The Subordinate Female Character": He taught her all her martial arts, yet she captures him and kisses him while holding a knife to him. Who says a stolen position doesn't count as taking the throne?

The male lead has a split personality: one side clings to the heroine, wanting kisses and cuddles, while the other watches coldly as he falls for her. (Script's male lead and CP: Cult Master)

3. "The Wicked Female Character": She beats up the male lead and acts like a bully, but the more she hits him, the more he loves her. If it's consensual, how is it wicked? (Script's male lead and CP: Ninth Brother)

4. "The Godmother Female Character": She kicks out the cousin who wants to give her away, raises a young boy amid wealth and luxury, and carefully teaches him to love her. Well, why doesn't that count as being his godmother? (Script's male lead: the owner of the flying daggers; CP: adorable boy from the snowy lands)

5. "The Gentle White Moonlight Female Character": After warming the heart of a cold, tight-lipped young man, she fakes her death. She doesn't want to play the white moonlight like this, but acting gentle is just too hard for her. Better to slip away early. (Script's male lead and CP: Four Eyebrows)

6. "The Childhood Friend Female Character": Her fiancee protects another woman to repay a debt, cheating on her? Just find his nemesis and have him taken out. (Script's male lead: the Low-Headed Divine Dragon; CP: Master Su)

7. "The Ruthless Female Character": She forcefully takes the black-clad young man, and he becomes utterly devoted to her. He chose this himself, so it doesn't count as cheating. (Script's male lead and CP: Xue'er)

8. "The Wrong Bride Female Character": After mistakenly marrying her cousin, he gives her the cold shoulder, and then cheats on her too. (Script's male lead: Cousin Murong; CP: Young Master You, the heir of the manor)

9. "The Two-Faced Female Character": Which of us has the more intoxicating tea-like charm, me or the young master? (Script's male lead and CP: the Face-Changing Young Master)

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[Reader advisory]

A feel-good, silly story about a woman adored by everyone. The heroine isn't promiscuous; she's simply indifferent to everyone equally. Important!! She's not nice to men!! After the harem rivalry, there are separate endings with a period of one-on-one romance. By default, the heroine has no experience, while all the men are chaste. Starting with the first world.

Coming soon: [Quick Transmigration] What Could She Possibly Have Done Wrong? Synopsis:

[Revised synopsis]

Xihua is a half-demon fox, stunningly beautiful. Compared to her, both moonlight and snow pale in brilliance.

She loves fine clothes and delicious food above all else. In her spare time, she listens to storytelling and reads novels. Eccentric, unruly, and mischievous, she hates being deceived most of all.

1. [Journey to the West] After she disguises herself as Tang Sanzang to seek the scriptures, demons of all kinds cling to her, wanting kisses and cuddles. When she meets a sweet-talking, handsome demon who knows how to please her, Xihua is happy to indulge. Her nemesis, Erlang Shen, is so furious that he comes down from heaven in the middle of the night, kidnaps her, and vows to outdo the demons.

2. [Seven Heroes and Five Gallants] The young emperor falls in love with her at first sight and, after one night of passion, wants to make her a consort and bring her into his harem. Xihua has no interest in living in a cage, so she runs away. Later, she meets the refined and gentle Eighth Prince. Before they marry, he takes her to meet his eldest nephew. To one of Xihua's former lovers, the Eighth Prince says, "This is your imperial aunt."

3. [Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio] In this life, Xihua is a Taoist master, but she has no interest in catching demons. She'd rather set them free. She mistakes Lu Zhidao, a young magistrate of the underworld in purple robes, with white hair and a blindfold, for a painted-skin demon and lets him go. He claims he's repaying her kindness, dresses himself up to perfection, and captures all the other demons so he can have her all to himself.

4. [White Snake] He has two souls in one body, inseparable: the White Snake side is cool and dignified, while the Green Snake side is lively and cheerful. A thousand years of cultivation can't overcome his nature. He loses himself in pleasure, and from then on, heaven and earth are one.

5. [Wuxia] Xihua suspects she's somehow ended up in the middle of a bunch of brothers. The brothers at Snake-Raising Manor compete to offer her treasures, while the twin brothers of a certain flower palace fight each other. She tried accepting the lovable Xingxing, but Yueyue keeps trying to pretend to be him and sneak into her bed. She's exhausted and leaves. That blond guy with the flute looks pretty good, and he even has an island covered in peach blossoms.

That's just how Xihua is: she can't stand the slightest grievance. If she feels wronged, she walks away at once. Some people call her heartless and uncaring for it.

But...

What could she possibly have done wrong?

She just likes partners who are attractive, considerate, tall, long-legged, fun, and good to her.

Reading tips:

Includes gender-swapping. The worlds are separate. The heroine has no experience, while all the men are chaste. The heroine is as described: an unruly fox demon who is not to be trifled with. A feel-good story where the whole world loves the heroine, who focuses on herself and enjoys life.

Theme: People must not yield to adversity.