After the Wicked Cultivator Severs Her Feelings, the Male Leads Regret It

[Coming-of-age journey + multiple love interests + romantic rivalries + unconventional cultivation]

Lin Gu is a disabled woman who can't walk.

She transmigrates into a dark, bleak, harem-style cultivation tragedy.

The good news: She now has a healthy body.

The bad news: Everything else is bad news.

Fine. She can tidy things up and still manage to survive.

That is, until she finds herself thinking this when faced with a hypocritical senior brother whose hand is still around her throat, and a reborn, obsessive second senior brother who has stabbed her clean through with his sword: “Why does he treat me this way, and only me? He must feel something special for me...”

That's when she realizes she's in trouble.

This body is practically born with a love-addled brain.

Her spiritual roots are exceptionally gifted, several times stronger than an ordinary person's.

She decisively cuts off her spiritual roots and keeps her distance from the lunatics in the book.

Unexpectedly, to win the original heroine's heart, one of the lunatics takes the spiritual roots she sold and cooks them up to eat.

From then on, they pay more attention to her by nature, and her life, which had been peaceful for less than a day, suddenly gets even more treacherous.

Fine. Let it all burn.

Fortunately, there are still kind people in this world. One such kind person is delicate and frail, and can't leave seclusion, but the puppets he makes by hand are each more formidable than the last.

In the cultivation world, where human lives are as cheap as grass, his puppets die for her again and again.

She is grateful, but also feels guilty that she cannot return his feelings, until he draws from his own body a small piece of spiritual root that he has nourished himself.

“My path is one of devotion. All three of my trials of love have fallen upon you.”

“Ah Lin, this is not fate. I love you, and I will never choose anyone else.”