As someone with mild social anxiety, Liu Yueyin transmigrates into a melodramatic cultivation novel and just wants to lie flat and live like a happy little slacker. Unfortunately, the plot insists on dragging her into the tangled love and hate between the hero and heroine.
Fine. Through her own tireless efforts, she finally turns a melodramatic, leveling-up cultivation novel into the everyday life of a lazy slacker, raising children and tending a farm.
But why does the hero, who should be devoted to the heroine and is destined to become the leading sword cultivator of the future cultivation world, seem to have feelings for her?
And why does Qingyuan Sect's Patriarch, who should be aloof and solitary, the strongest fighter and the current leading sword cultivator, treat her as someone special?
Hey, you've got the wrong person! The heroine is over there!
Liu the Slacker has no energy left to complain. She rubs the ears of the big dog beside her and whispers, "Ignore them. I'll find you something tasty in a bit."
The Patriarch, watching her from nearby, wears an unreadable expression, though he seems rather pleased.
(The author is hopeless at writing blurbs. Basically, this is the story of how a slacker transmigrates into a cultivation novel and wins the Patriarch's heart.)
Character setup: Liu the Slacker, a socially anxious homebody with excellent cooking skills * a seemingly aloof and solitary Patriarch who is actually a glutton
