The Villain's Daughter

Blurb:

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I've been transmigrated into this dark cultivation novel for over a decade. According to the plot I know, a transmigrator protagonist will one day appear out of nowhere. Armed with a classic overpowered hero's comeback storyline, he'll be ruthlessly suppressed by my dad as he levels up, and only escape his control after struggling through three lives.

Oh, I forgot to mention: my dad is the main villain of this book, the only True Immortal of the age, the Supreme Heavenly Venerable Taiyan. He's also the strongest person around. Honestly, so far I haven't found anyone who can beat him.

In this life, I'm frail and sickly. I can't lift a thing or carry a load, a complete good-for-nothing.

My eldest brother loves pushing me to do better. He's the one I'm most afraid of.

My second brother loves encouraging me. He's the one I cling to most.

My third brother loves scaring me. He's the one I avoid the most.

My dad neither pushes me nor encourages me, but he dotes on me more than anyone. That's why I want to change his fate.

And the key to everything is that protagonist, my fellow transmigrator.

But after going back over the plot, I fell silent.

...Ahem, this fellow transmigrator seems to have had it even worse than I thought. In his first life, the protagonist was a textbook overpowered hero: endless lucky breaks, a righteous heart, and a willingness to stand up for the weak.

But he was unlucky. He happened to share the same destiny as my dad, and according to the rules of the book, people with the same destiny are naturally at odds and only one can survive. So my dad killed him.

How awful.

But the reason a protagonist is a protagonist is that he's different from ordinary people.

My fellow transmigrator was reborn again. This time, he'd learned his lesson and kept a low profile instead of flaunting his strength.

But in the end, my dad still killed him.

That's just too awful.

No worries, the protagonist has a third life. Before dying in his previous life, he burned through his life force to perform a forbidden technique and turn back time. Everything returned to when he had first entered the cultivation world.

Yes, this is where the story truly begins. By this point in the book, the protagonist has completely fallen to darkness. His transformation from a principled transmigrator in his first life to a ruthless cultivator in his third is enough to make anyone sigh.

I got transmigrated before I could find out which of them would win in the end. But in my experience, villains usually don't get a happy ending.

I've decided to do something about it.

...I glanced at my useless constitution in this life.

Never mind. Being happy is what matters most.

Reader's guide:

*A story about everyone being attracted to the heroine

*The heroine isn't very useful, but she's good at snarking

*Happy ending

Theme: Being happy is what matters most