The Heroine of My Story Has No Talent for Cultivation

[One-line synopsis] The heroine has no talent for cultivation. She relies entirely on fateful encounters with immortals to make connections. [Character synopsis] An inspiring tale of a girl with no spiritual roots who rises step by step from a novice to a supreme goddess. [Plot synopsis] When Mei Ran was little, she asked Chuan Yin what two very silly phrases meant: “falling for someone new” and “being fickle.” Later, she spent her whole life embodying the explanation he gave her. In truth, no one knows when love begins, yet it only grows deeper. The living may die, and the dead may live again. If the living cannot die, and the dead cannot return to life, then their love is not true love. P.S. This is primarily a cultivation novel, with a romance plot involving unrequited love that lasts for eternity!!!!!! Enter at your own risk if that's not your thing!!!! Guess who the male lead is, the one who was blind enough not to fall for the heroine? I'll leave it there. I don't want to get flamed. This book is also titled The Immortal's Path: Plum Blossoms Fade at the Travelers' Lodge. It takes its name from Ouyang Xiu's poem “Walking on the Path: Plum Blossoms Fade at the Travelers' Lodge,” which was the initial inspiration for this novel. Yin, fourth tone, as in Yinzhen, the name of the Yongzheng Emperor. Now you know how to read this character, right?