[First Book, Not Recommended, the Writing Is Really Bad]
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[The parts of the blurb that have appeared so far are in Chapters 20 and 35]
As the ancients once said, the trend of transmigration in this day and age is unstoppable. It suits men and women, young and old alike.
And so, a college student, riding the crest of the times, transmigrated.
*
The immortal sect gathered at six in the morning to practice swordplay. On her first day after transmigrating, the college student lay in bed, so tired she could barely tell if she was alive or dead.
"Are you taking attendance? If not, forget it."
On the second day, the sect introduced a new attendance rule. Everyone's name was checked off, yet the college student was still nowhere to be seen. An investigation revealed that her junior sister, who shared her room, had answered for her.
When questioned, the junior sister lowered her head in embarrassment. "Senior Sister said she'd treat me to the staff cafeteria."
On the third day, her master personally dragged the college student out of bed to practice swordplay. She had to swing her sword three thousand times, starting with the first swing.
After ten swings, the college student's face turned deathly pale. She raised a hand. "Report, I have low blood sugar."
Her master said, "That is no obstacle."
The college student: "..."
Fine. I'll faint and show you.
On the fourth day, her master gave the college student a Heart-Calming Manual.
She flipped through it right there, then pointed at the page and respectfully asked, "Master, how do you read this character?"
"Calm."
"And this one?"
"Heart."
"And this one?"
"..."
A week after she transmigrated, her master dragged the college student out of the staff cafeteria and said solemnly, "Your master will test you in a few days."
...That night, the college student sneaked into her master's room with a pile of cultivation manuals, knelt down with the books in her hands, and wept as if she were attending to her own parents.
"Master, I really can't do this. Please mark the key points for me."
Her master: "..."
...Today was the nth day since she transmigrated.
The villains attacked, and the immortal sect fell apart.
Her master lay in the college student's arms, covered in blood and on the brink of death. "Run... Leave here, go five hundred miles east, and find..."
The college student wiped away a tear, deeply moved. "Which way is east?"
Her master: "..."
"Do I turn left or right when I leave? Master, could you point me in the right direction? Master, speak up, I can't hear you..."
Her master looked at his severed arms, then at the villain army outside, stretching as far as the eye could see. "..."
Forget it. Let it all be destroyed.
*
In the story that followed, the college student carried her master around, searching everywhere for a doctor.
When villains from all sides doggedly caught up with them, the college student finally had an epiphany. "Master, you're like Tang Sanzang."
Her master: "?"
After a long silence, her master said, "If your life is in danger, leave me behind and go."
The college student: "..."
She chopped off the eighth villain's head, then turned around. "Huh? What did you say, Master?"
Her master: "...Forget I said anything."
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A college student who is actually strong, but a little foolish and physically fragile x her aloof, adored-by-everyone master, who is basically Tang Sanzang
A story I really want to write, but have to hold back for now:
"The Fake Villain Quit Her Job and Ran Away"
Xu Qingxue, the fallen princess in the eyes of the world, entered an immortal sect at seven because of her extraordinary talent. When her kingdom fell, she fled into the sect in a panic, becoming the sole surviving member of the Jing royal family.
Everyone knows that the moment Nian Zhi steps outside the immortal sect, an army of assassins backed by the full might of a kingdom will descend on her and kill her in an instant.
But there is one thing the world doesn't know.
Before he turned five, the Crown Prince of Jing, famed for his refined and scholarly grace, lived in the deepest, most secret underground chamber of the imperial palace. The people around him didn't call him "Your Highness, Princess." They called him "Hey," "he," and "brat."
A man disguised as a woman, spinning the greatest lie under heaven.
Xu Mingsheng had already made up his mind to spend the rest of his life taking it easy in the sect.
Until the day strange celestial phenomena appeared.
A soul from another world, torn from its former existence, took over his body.
When Xu Mingsheng woke up and found that he had become a woman, he didn't panic. A woman? He'd been playing one for nine years already.
But only a few days later, he saw that otherworldly soul sneaking out of the sect in his body.
Xu Mingsheng: "..."
Wait a minute.
If you want to die, fine, but leave my body behind.
*
After working diligently in the quick transmigration department for many years, Fang Li, a professional villain, was finally told she could retire.
With a generous bonus thrown in, she was supposed to enjoy a happy life of leisure and wealth from then on...
Yeah, right.
She had just landed in a fictional world when she lost her own body and was told that a rival System had forced a villain employee into the world, causing it to go off track.
Retirement on hold. Back to overtime.
The first step to killing the fake villain: get the hell out of the sect.
Fang Li looked at the body that wasn't hers and sighed.
So what if I'm a man?
She'd played male villains plenty of times over the years.
_
The moment Fang Li stepped halfway out of the sect, an arrow whistled past her cheek, and a large hand yanked her back.
Still shaken, she turned around, but the words "Thanks, buddy" caught in her throat.
The other person had her face. Under her astonished gaze, he called her by name, perfectly clearly.
"Fang. Li."
Xu Mingsheng enunciated each word through gritted teeth.
"So you finally decided to come back?"
_
Under the other person's dangerous gaze, Fang Li fell into thought.
Oh, right. She remembered.
In a quick transmigration mission long ago, she had once raised a little princess.
When the little princess was thirteen, Fang Li completed her mission and faked her death. The next time she returned was now.
But...
She touched her own face, then looked down at her chest. As the other person's face grew increasingly dark, she looked confused.
...Hey.
What happened to the little princess?
A quick transmigration veteran who flirts and forgets x a fallen prince raised as a princess
Please add this to your collection if you like it.
Theme: Reject high-pressure environments and foster a healthy mindset
I didn't win. I finished reading an inexplicable story inexplicably, and then nothing else was explained. It was so inexplicable, so inexplicable, so confusing.
I can't understand what's being said
Also, the Riddler went too far. Let me tell you a little more. I'm really confused now. I don't know that the plot corresponding to the novel's title will not be seen until the Year of the Monkey.
It looks good, but I can't see clearly in the fog, and I can't even tell who's who by nameò
I have to take the blame again. The last time I saw such a miserable heroine was the last time.
By the way, concubine refers to the wife, and Changsun Tu was labeled Shangguan Tu several times.
Is Changsun Tu the master again?
Also, the Riddler went too far. Let me tell you a little more. I'm really confused now. I don't know that the plot corresponding to the novel's title will not be seen until the Year of the Monkey.
The author did not write down the advantages that make the heroine a heroine, but relies on others to indirectly help her. I hope that the heroine's character and character (selfishness or selflessness, indifference or gentleness, grandeur or foresight) can be highlighted in the future. After all, it is a strong female novel.
I came across this in one go. The early stage is very interesting, but the later part is a bit messy and the emotional lines are not straightened out. I hope the author will continue to make progress.