I'm Only Half a Proud Phoenix, I Don't Want to Be the Protagonist

Genderbender / Comedy / Fantasy / Western Fantasy / Urban / Healing / Redemption

To fulfill his dream of becoming a protagonist, Li Zhe, a terrible writer, dressed in women's clothes to attract traffic and write novels.

Before he could give up on his own, however, the God of Mischief kicked him into another world and forced her to stop updating.

In this world, not only has he changed sex, but as the story unfolds, she keeps accumulating more and more identities.

The senior sister of the Tianxing Sect, an innocent dragonkin, an imperial princess, and a deity's personal disciple.

With an elder guarding her when she goes out, fangirls following her, an inexhaustible supply of spirit stones in her pocket, and a deity who just wants to watch the fun by her side.

With a setup like this, she feels like kicking even the stray dogs she sees on the roadside.

But before long, she can no longer laugh.

Those [Apostles] and [Agents] who, for the sake of their dreams and hopes, sign contracts with demons and lay plans a hundred years in the making, seem more like protagonists than ever.

Unable to answer their questions, she suddenly feels that she is the one who is high and mighty, the self-righteous villain.

That is, until she meets another transmigrator in this lonely world.

To help her, and to save herself, she has no choice but to use her hackneyed writer's logic to unravel those despair-inducing authorities.

Within [Dominion] and [Reincarnation], she cuts down the [Good Corpse].

Within [Greed] and [Eternity], she cuts down the [Evil Corpse].

Within [Oblivion] and [Decline], she sees the [Self] clearly.

Surrounded by everyone, she finally understands what it means to be the protagonist, and faces the Heavenly Dao of this world...