After Picking Up the Wrong Fallen Immortal, Nonhuman Master

Yin Qiushui transmigrated into a book, becoming a cannon-fodder side character with the same name in a cultivation novel. A fisher girl from the seaside rescued the badly wounded villain. The villain secretly did countless evil deeds while maintaining a noble and spotless public image. Later, he returned to his sect and took her as his disciple. Though he seemed to indulge her in every way, he actually treated her like a puppet, manipulating her to attack the protagonists. After transmigrating several days earlier, Yin Qiushui was so hungry her eyes were turning green. “...Never mind who the villain is or how he plans to use me. He'd better hurry up and float up from the sea. If this life of sitting out in the wind and sun without catching a single fish goes on any longer, I'll starve to death before he gets here.” She spotted a handsome face faintly bobbing beneath the waves, and her eyes lit up. “Master, here I come!” Wei Lizhou had drifted aimlessly in the sea for a thousand years, until an ordinary human grabbed hold of him by force. “Sir, I'll save you, so don't worry.” Seeing the many tentacles beneath Wei Lizhou, Yin Qiushui froze. Wait, the villain was this huge? How was she supposed to haul him out of the sea? In any case, after picking up Wei Lizhou, Yin Qiushui finally enjoyed a life where she didn't have to worry about getting three meals a day, and someone even cleaned the house and did the chores for her. But she still wanted to cultivate immortality. Yin Qiushui dropped hints, both subtly and not so subtly, about when the villain was planning to return to his sect. Wei Lizhou went back to the bottom of the sea and dug through a pile of bones and rubbish until he found a heap of sect tokens. He lined them up in front of Yin Qiushui. Beneath the table, snowy-white tentacles slowly coiled around her ankles, one loop at a time, like snakes. He asked gently, “Which sect would you like to go to?” Later, as the plot unfolded, Yin Qiushui somehow became the greatest hope in everyone's eyes: a once-in-a-generation talent who could reopen the path to immortality and save the cultivation world. Yin Qiushui: Is something a little off with the plot? Why does it feel like I've ended up with the protagonist's role? It wasn't until she got her hands on the original story that she realized the master she was actually supposed to save had already been dead long enough for grass to grow over his grave. So who was the master she'd saved, the cultivator who was now her Dao companion? Was he a ghost? Yin Qiushui soon found the answer. Oh, so he was the last true immortal to ascend, the one who slaughtered countless true immortals and cut off the path to immortality. He was the biggest villain in both the original novel and the cultivation world, the fallen immortal everyone hoped she would defeat. Yin Qiushui: ...A ghost would've been better. The fallen immortal himself suddenly leaned closer and gently kissed her forehead. “Why don't you have much of an appetite today? What would you like to eat? I'll make you something else.” Theme: It's good to be alive