Four Wicked Disciples from the Start, and My Courtyard’s on Fire Every Day

#What’s the point of stealing the heroine’s opportunities? If you’ve got the guts, steal the hero’s!# Xue Ningguang transmigrates into a book and becomes a hapless master. The four male leads line up, and she takes every one of them as her disciple. Each one ends up getting her killed. * The heroine is poisoned? Dig out her spiritual roots to use as an antidote! The heroine fakes her death? Kill her outright and make her a sacrificial victim! The heroine steals a divine artifact? Push her forward to take the blame! The heroine is captured? Drain her cultivation to fight the boss! Xue Ningguang: ??? So I’m just one part of your little play with the heroine, huh? * With all four paths leading to death, Xue Ningguang slaps her thigh. “If taking the male leads as disciples won’t work, why not take the heroine instead?” Take the heroine as her disciple, become part of the main cast, get more screen time, and rise to the top of life! * She does get promoted, going from an extra with one line to a wicked supporting female character. She makes a cultivation plan for the heroine, who complains tearfully, “How can a delicate woman like me do all this? You’re deliberately making things hard for me!” She rescues the heroine from a yandere man, and the heroine sobs with red eyes, “He may hit me, scold me, and lock me up, but he loves me so much!” * In the end, she finally understands: a protagonist’s master is destined to be a hapless scapegoat. Fine, you won’t let her join the table? Then nobody gets to eat. Flip the table! She sets her sights on the male leads’ opportunities. If she can steal them, she will. If she can’t, she’ll destroy them! Male leads, female leads, she’ll send them all flying. She’s going to be a celestial aristocrat!