[Female lead's perspective]
When A Ye wakes up, she discovers she's become Hua Ye.
The good news: Hua Ye is doted on and has unlimited resources.
The bad news: Hua Ye was born useless and can't cultivate.
Oh well. Life goes on.
A Ye diligently plays the part of Hua Ye, and finally the day comes when she can make a clean getaway.
Wait, has that cheap older brother figured something out?
A Ye draws her sword, its blade reflecting the murderous look in her eyes
If that's the case, should she kill him?
[Male lead's perspective]
Hua Jian thinks Hua Ye is strange when she wakes up after a long slumber.
Their father says she's been frail and sickly since childhood, so she's kept out of sight. Yet she's the most doted-on child, with boxes of gold, silver, and jewels sent her way.
He'd assumed he'd have to look after his delicate younger sister too, until the day they tested her talents. In front of everyone, she crushes a divine stone and accepts the challenge of Yin Mountain.
Hua Jian is dumbfounded.
Yin Mountain is extremely dangerous. Before Hua Jian loses consciousness, he makes sure to protect her. But when he opens his eyes, he sees his delicate younger sister run her sword straight through an enemy.
She says she's not Hua Ye. Her name is A Ye.
...What a coincidence. He's not her blood brother either.
[Reader's Guide]
1. Not a cultivation-leveling story; some ensemble elements.
2. The female lead is not a virgin, while the male lead is. There are both bittersweet and sweet moments.
Theme: Love brings people back to life
I wish that the female protagonist would have more highlights and a better character design. The male protagonist is just a background. Female channels should focus on the female protagonist. Why are you so dissatisfied with the portrayal of the female protagonist? Others think it is not to my liking 🐶🌹. It's a good article worth reading. Don't worry, I'll add it to my book list for when I have time to read it.
The heroine is a bit cute hahahahahaha author come on