After Her Fortune Was Stolen, She Made the Entire Sect Weep

After transmigrating into a cultivation novel, Jiang Zhanyue becomes a universally despised, unlucky cannon-fodder character. All the rare treasures go to the junior sister and heroine, the entire sect revolves around her, and even Jiang Zhanyue’s four closest junior fellow disciples suddenly catch love-brain syndrome after the heroine appears.

A certain Sword Venerable master, just returned after disappearing: “She’s so pitiful! She was already frail and sickly, and now disciples two through five are bullying her! I’ll kick them all out of the sect. From now on, she’s my only disciple.”

A certain scheming, rich spell cultivator: “She’s so pitiful! She was already penniless, and that junior sister stole all her magic treasures! I’ll send that junior sister to jail. Robbing the rich to help the poor is my thing.”

A certain sharp-tongued medical cultivator uncle: “She’s so pitiful! She’s already on borrowed time, and a bunch of annoying idiots want to harm her! Someone can test out my latest poison.”

A certain new life-bound sword, practically throwing itself at her: “She’s so pitiful... my foot! The monster who pierced straight through the Myriad Demon Prison is pretending to be useless. Who’s actually the pitiful one here?!”

Jiang Zhanyue herself, holding a plate of melon seeds she swiped from the lair of the strongest demon: “Huh? What are you talking about?”

As before, the main story has no romantic pairing. The heroine finds someone in the extras, but that person is just her eventual partner, not necessarily the male lead. This is a single-protagonist story. In the main story, everyone’s feelings are unrequited, and the heroine never falls for anyone.