Reborn as a Cultivation Novel’s Cannon-Fodder Girl, I Wrecked the Female Lead’s Harem

[Ensemble Cast + Romance, One-on-One]

The good news: I caught the transmigration trend.

The bad news: I ended up as an insignificant cannon-fodder supporting female character who was fated to have her soul annihilated.

Nan Xiao laughed and immediately split up with the female lead. “Whoever wants to follow this plot can go ahead.”

Avoiding the female lead was a matter of life and death. But somehow, that woman stuck to her like glue, turning up wherever she went.

The female lead wanted the spirit herbs Nan Xiao found, and she wanted the rare-bloodline spirit beasts, too.

Fine, fine. So that was how she wanted to play? Was the female lead going to target her and steal everything she had?

So what if the female lead had a lot of fish? Did she think that made her special?

Nan Xiao said that the few villainous senior brothers and sisters behind her weren’t pushovers either.

Her eldest senior brother had an incomplete spiritual root? No problem, they’d steal the female lead’s medicinal herbs to fix it.

Her second senior sister was hopelessly lovesick? No problem. They’d steal the female lead’s fish, and if it didn’t behave, they’d cripple him and keep him as a lucky charm.

Her third and fourth senior brothers both liked the female lead? No problem. A few good beatings would set them straight.

Her junior brother?

That guy didn’t matter. In the original story, he was such a nobody he didn’t even make it into the female lead’s harem.

Nan Xiao declared, “First I’ll overturn her fish pond, then I’ll take her resources.”

The Heavenly Dao favored the female lead, so all the good stuff went to her. Nan Xiao said that was fine, too. She was quick to snatch things as well.

Someone asked, “What if you can’t get there first?”

Nan Xiao quietly pulled out a homemade explosive. “Then we blow it all up!!!”