Ning Ning transmigrated into the evil junior sister character of a cultivation novel.

To survive, she must constantly act out the villainous plotlines as originally written.

Target 1: The graceful, noble senior brother

Born with a divine sword physique and unrivalled cultivation, Ning Ning arranges a secret late-night meeting with him.

He responds with a gentle smile, “Would you like to learn… something not quite appropriate for your age?”

As the night deepens, he brings her a full set of absurdly difficult sword techniques.

Ning Ning is forced to train all night, collapsing in exhaustion with a heart full of despair.

Target 2: The cold and sickly beautiful elder

After losing his powers in a great war, the elder now lives in seclusion in the mountains to recover.

Ning Ning tries to sabotage his peace while he plays the zither—but the scent of a poisonous flower paralyzes her, sending waves of pain through her body. Tears stream down her cheeks.

The elder catches sight of her tear-streaked face and thinks he’s found a kindred spirit. The more she cries, the happier he gets—he’s one step away from playing a joyful melody called “Great Fortune Has Come.”

Target 3: The reclusive, sharp-tempered junior disciple

This disciple—also the novel’s original male lead—was born of impure bloodline and lived in poverty, suffering discrimination and ab*se within the sect.

Ning Ning smashes the healing spring he relies on. Turns out, the water had already been swapped with deadly poison. It splashes all over her legs.

The young man lowers his eyes and gently brushes the blood from her calf:

“Why are you helping me?”

As the plot veers off course,

The once cruel and aloof boy buries his face in her neck, voice hoarse and trembling with desperation and devotion—

“…Don’t leave me.”

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