After Entering a Male-Oriented Novel, I Had to Kill the Love-Brained

!! This book is a writing exercise. Updates are irregular, but it will definitely be completed!!! Yes, Tu Weiling transmigrated into a book, a male-oriented harem novel called Sword Sovereign of the Desolate Heavens. She thought she'd be able to punch NPCs and kick the System, but she got the worst start imaginable: the System came with three wooden coffins, one for each member of her family. As if getting a game-over wasn't enough, there was one little problem: she hadn't even read the novel. Tu Weiling: What's the point of having you, System? The System said nothing and just kept clicking the retreat button. - Tu Weiling: How am I supposed to transmigrate into a book if I don't know the plot? System: You can trigger plot dialogue by meeting important characters. Tu Weiling: ... She had escaped death less than fifteen minutes ago when she ran into another huge problem. Tu Weiling: Is this some kind of side quest? The System didn't know, and just kept slacking off and pretending to be dead. The problem was the original heroine, who would become the male lead's beloved white moonlight after her death. By chance, Tu Weiling saved her, only to discover she'd rescued a terminally ill, hopeless romantic. It would have been better if she'd just died! - After finally climbing the mountain and getting into the academy, she was selected for the most down-and-out sect of all (the kind that gnaws on the wall plaster). Her master and senior brother were both more unreliable than the next. Everyone at the academy seemed to have secrets and was more complicated than they looked. One beggar of a master who liked picking up other people's unwanted trash; one idiot senior brother who seemed foolish but was, in fact, downright stupid; and one muddleheaded junior sister who spent all day chasing after men. She was the same, except she was the most normal one. She seemed harmless on the surface, but secretly she was a vicious, rebellious troublemaker. System mission: Help the villain become corrupted. Her own mission: Slap the hopeless romantic, and give the harem-seeking male lead the Eighteen Dragon-Subduing Palms. One day, she stumbled into a love triangle showdown, where the heroine and a supporting actress were fighting over a man. A slap came flying toward her at lightning speed. Tu Weiling cried out, "No!" She grabbed the woman's hand and guided the slap straight onto the male lead's handsome face. - Tu Weiling: What mischief should I get up to today? Also known as The Tuluo Chronicles #A struggling cultivation major, an account of how a recent graduate survived a month on a hundred spirit stones. #The villain's daily life: Helping the System clean up its messes every day while thriving at a cultivation academy. #The heroine has devastating powers. This is purely praise from a bystander. No directly or indirectly clinging to her or giving her gifts, no help for any reason, and no asking her to look after anything. The lock is broken and won't open, the phone can't be reached because service has been disconnected, currently in Greenland. Reading Guide: 1. An enormous number of original settings. 2. Romance and plot ratio: 4/6. 3. Ensemble cast, slow burn. 4. Lots of setup early on, with a power-progression storyline. The heroine is the strongest!! 5. The heroine is no saint and has a weak moral compass. Please don't judge her. 6. No writing advice, and don't announce when you drop the book. Enjoy reading. Theme: In a desolate land, seek your true heart.