GBGBGB!!! The most important thing bears repeating three times!! Though it might not look like it, this really is a girl-gets-boy story... (Erkang reaching out)
[An energetic, adorable, clever and courageous little divine beast who’s determined to survive and dares to act and take responsibility, growing stronger along the way × a seemingly cold man who’s actually gentle and kind, and especially indulgent toward the heroine]
Lin Tianlu woke up one morning to find she had transmigrated into a novel and become a little pixiu, picked up by the male lead, Wen Yuebai, and brought back to his sect.
Pixiu are auspicious beasts. A pixiu with a single horn is also called a Tianlu, a mythical divine beast said to attract wealth and treasure and be loved by everyone.
Unfortunately, in the novel, she not only failed to bring the male lead good luck, but also witnessed his miserable, down-on-his-luck life.
The heroine, Ji Heyun, schemed to get close to Wen Yuebai, gradually making him fall for her. But all along, she was only using him to obtain the Cloud-Retaining Sect’s greatest treasure and claim the throne. Once she succeeded, she ordered the massacre of Luoxia Peak and imprisoned Wen Yuebai, who loved her deeply, in the imperial city, where she tormented him day after day!
Of course, Lin Tianlu clearly remembered her own ending too: as the male lead’s divine beast, she would be sealed beneath Luoxia Peak, never to see the light of day again.
No way. That ending was awful!
She had to change her fate.
Treasure freedom and stay away from the main plot.
Male lead and heroine, do whatever you want. I’m off to build a great career of my own!
She resolved to become a divine beast who could really make money. Now that she was a pixiu herself, surely it wasn’t too much to earn enough to support herself.
Too weak to shapeshift, she picked up her little sign in her mouth and prepared to head down the mountain and start a business.
She had it all planned out: she’d charge ten coins to catch demons. She was a divine beast, after all. Scaring off little monsters would be a piece of cake.
After baring her teeth at the mountain spring for ages, she happily pawed at the ground.
Unfortunately, she hadn’t even left the remote mountain forest when a tiger sent her dashing wildly up and down the mountainside. Her first venture had failed before it began.
Just as she thought she was about to die young, Wen Yuebai hurried down the mountain looking for her, grabbed her by the scruff of the neck, and lifted her up.
“Why are you running?”
The supposedly cold male lead turned out to be a furry-animal enthusiast!
He was always pinching her paws and feet, thinking she couldn’t run far. He was even so fastidious that he’d stay up half the night washing her!
Well, okay. He was a little weird, but he was pretty nice to her!
When they met again, she had transformed into a young woman and was serving another young master as a maid. In an illusion, she protected him with a branch, wielding it with formidable skill, but every move she used was one of Wen Yuebai’s sword techniques.
She had seen him do them plenty of times. It wasn’t hard to copy what she’d seen.
Then she looked up and saw Wen Yuebai standing right in front of her. Confident he wouldn’t recognize her, she boldly declared:
“I learned it from watching an immortal sword-dance in a dream!”
She had no idea that Wen Yuebai had recognized his little pixiu the moment he heard her voice.
Darn it! I’ve been dragged back into the main plot again today!
★ One-on-one romance, happy ending
★ The heroine doesn’t transform at first and stays in her soft, adorable beast form. She only grows powerful after cultivating later on. The male lead is strong, but the heroine is even stronger. If that’s not your thing, please run away in time, ahhhhh! (Runs off with a pot lid over her head.)
★ The male lead gets lots and lots of physical torment (physical torment only)
★ The heroine is highly resilient and has strong convictions! At first, all she wants is to run away, so she may have absolutely no interest in romance.jpg
★ This isn’t a traditional cultivation novel. It won’t have those very specific, rigorous cultivation systems. Sorry in advance.jpg, and please bear with me! It’s more like a supernatural folklore tale!
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