Chuchu transmigrated into a book, becoming Ning Chu, the universally hated villainous senior sister.
In the original story, the villainess liked the Sword Sect's senior brother, but he belonged to the heroine. No romance for her.
She had a master who was like a father to her, but he liked the heroine more. No family affection for her.
During a training expedition, she found an injured man, but he liked the heroine more, too. No friendship for her.
In a secret realm, she rescued an adorable tiger, but the heroine liked it a lot. No pet for her.
Out of jealousy, she started causing trouble. Her dantian was shattered, her cultivation was gone, and in the end, a junior uncle who couldn't stand her stabbed her to death.
Who knew that her lingering resentment would cause demonic vines to wrap around her corpse and resurrect her as a demonic cultivator? She continued to oppose the heroine, and in the end, the righteous sects burned her to death.
Chuchu didn't want to experience such a tragic end, so she decided to stay away from the plot's conflicts and do her best to become an extra.
But why was the plot getting more and more off track...
Was her role in the story really that important?
She even accidentally discovered an earth-shattering secret: the heroine was a man?!
[Mary Sue. Every man in the blurb ends up falling for the protagonist, and the exes regret it too late. I'm a simpleton, and I love writing this stuff.]
Theme: The more you ignore him, the more he falls for you.
The author's writing is very good, the writing style is also very good, and I feel that the plot should also be very good.