What? It Turns Out I'm the Big Bad Behind the Scenes?

Was I wrong to fight demons and defend the righteous in a xianxia romance world?

01

Shao Wei transmigrated into a book after getting hit by a dimensional truck on her way home.

The bad news: Her whole body transmigrated!

The worse news: This seemed to be a world of cultivation!

The worst news: She'd just been licked awake by a monster, and it complained that her meat was too old and had too much seasoning!!!

Shao Wei, who had eaten nothing but food packed with additives and artificial ingredients before transmigrating: Huh? Even monsters these days want food that's organic and additive-free?

02

The good news: Shao Wei seemed to have read this novel before. It had a minor background character with the same name as her.

The original story was a romance between an Immortal Venerable who cultivated the Unfeeling Dao and his innocent little disciple, with a groveling-to-win-her-back arc.

Shao Wei was the male lead's master in the original plot.

She taught him how to cultivate when he was a child.

She appeared only as a blurry image in the male lead's memories.

After he grew up, she became a reclusive powerhouse who never left seclusion.

Shao Wei, who had just escaped from a monster's mouth, was holding out a broken bowl to beg for food, and had just been chased for eight hundred meters by a monster: Me?

03

The world had just taken shape, and the three realms were at war.

The yao and demons had been living quite happily in the human world, occasionally blowing someone up for a snack,

until some bastard brought back the God of Slaughter.

The God of Slaughter had two eyes and one mouth, and seemed no different from an ordinary person, as long as she didn't eat monsters.

Shao Wei: I teach you how to eat! To eat is to eat, not to eat is not to eat, and this is eating

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Reading notes for Twenty Springs■

1. This isn't a traditional cultivation system. It's a xianxia romance setting. Please take note!

2. The female lead can eat anything when she's starving.

Thesis: If spring does not come when I arrive, may the garden be in full bloom after I leave