The Cultivation World's Most Beautiful Tragic Powerhouse

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Synopsis:

[Trade HP for MP, and burn through your lifespan to defeat the strongest cultivator in the world.]

A timid but kind-hearted, gentle bodhisattva of a shou, the strongest person in the cultivation world

A villainous gong who is a devoted, love-struck disciple and the very picture of filial piety

Wen Shuangdu transmigrated into a book and landed in the cultivation world, where he became Wen Shuangdu, the junior uncle who was known in the story as "the cultivation world's number one invalid."

In the original story, this male supporting character was frail and short-lived, born evil. For his own selfish ends, he committed every manner of atrocity, bringing terrible endings upon his fellow disciples, who had trusted him with their lives. In the end, he got what he deserved: his life force ran out, and he died a violent death.

Even worse, on the very first day after transmigrating, Wen Shuangdu discovered a flaw in this body.

Even without cultivating, his power continued to soar, advancing a thousand miles overnight. But the stronger he became, the shorter his life grew.

As the saying goes: three years to cultivate, five years to attain the Dao, ten years till you drop dead.

Wen Shuangdu: (looks up) (stares at the sky)

Don't mess with a new account. Give me a break.

Everyone in the cultivation world knew that Qingheng Sect had a short-lived invalid.

When he went out, he dragged around his frail, doomed body and carried an unsharpened sword. He smiled as gently as a little bodhisattva while running all over the cultivation world and making enemies.

Whenever danger appeared, he ducked away fast. When there was no danger, he brought it with him. He was practically "the cultivation world's biggest trouble magnet."

Even so, at Qingheng Sect, you could pick any prodigy and call him useless, and he might just laugh it off. But say one bad word about Wen Shuangdu in front of him, and the entire sect would chase you down with swords for half a mile.

If the people of Qingheng Sect were a pack of mad dogs, Wen Shuangdu was the one holding their leash.

The mad dogs: "Junior Uncle, he glared at you! He glared at you!"

Wen Shuangdu: (helpless) (waves a hand) Let it go, let it go.

Fragile, lucky, useless, and sickly: that was how almost everyone in the cultivation world saw Wen Shuangdu.

But when demons emerged during the Immortal Alliance conference and Wen Shuangdu saw his young disciples take minor injuries while protecting him, injuries that would heal in no time, the invalid whom everyone thought would "break at a touch" suddenly let out a long sigh.

Wen Shuangdu loosened his hair tie and turned to face them.

A whisper sends frost falling; one sword awakens the world.

From that moment on, Wen Shuangdu's secret identity officially changed to: the greatest swordsman in the cultivation world.

#Impressive, right? He spent his lifespan to do it.#

From the moment Wen Shuangdu transmigrated into the cultivation world, he never planned to get involved with anyone. At the Qingheng Sect's apprenticeship ceremony, Wen Shuangdu, the sect's junior uncle, had only come to make up the numbers.

But fate insisted on tying their red strings together, and because their destinies were linked, he was forced to take in a young disciple.

Wen Shuangdu: (looks up) (helpless) Fine...

He had thought that he could enjoy a few peaceful years before his illness became terminal and he died. But as the plot progressed...

#Master, I met you in a past life#

#Chaos? I don't know what you're talking about#

#Master, you smell so good#

His devoted disciple's secret identity was exposed, and he officially became the story's greatest villain.

As is customary, this is a one-on-one happy ending. The gong pursues, Wen is the shou. No switching or breaking up. An unconventional transmigration-into-a-book story, an ensemble cultivation tale, a complete outline, and a satisfying ending. Read without worry. Any resemblance is purely coincidental.

Theme: Work hard at cultivation. Don't lie flat and wait to die!