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[Transmigration/Rebirth] <After Constantly Courting Death, I Became the White Moonlight> Author: Ji Ying [Completed + Extras]

Synopsis:

After transmigrating into a male-oriented cultivation novel, Ning Ning intended to diligently follow the plot, only to discover that something was wrong with this world.

Within her sect, her senior brother could fly by stepping on his own feet; her senior sister made money by selling fan-fiction about the sect elders; and her master was so poor it was appalling, drinking 82-year-old plain water every single day.

Outside the sect, Buddhist Cultivators practiced their techniques so hard that their chanting sounded like rap, with sparks flying from their lips; Sword Cultivators loved their swords like wives and competed to become top courtesans to support their families, with love stories that could move the heavens; and Music Cultivators used temple bells as weapons, specializing in swinging the bell pestles to bash people.

Ning Ning: ...

There's no saving this. Just destroy it. This cultivation world is doomed sooner or later.

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Ning Ning transmigrated into the vicious junior sister of a cultivation novel.

To survive, she had to constantly court death according to the original plot and offend all the important characters.

Ning Ning, who had been a good girl from childhood to adulthood: Although I'm not very skilled at this kind of thing... I will do my best!

Target One: The gloomy and unbridled Junior Brother.

As the junior brother of the original male lead, he came from a background of poverty with impure bloodlines. He suffered constant discrimination in the sect and was bullied until he was covered in wounds.

Ning Ning smashed the Immortal Spring water he used for healing, only for it to turn out that the water had already been replaced with highly corrosive poison by someone else, splashing all over her legs.

The youth lowered his eyes and crouched down, gently brushing over the bloody scratches on the girl's lower leg: "Why help me?"

Target Two: The gentle and upright Senior Brother.

The Senior Brother had suffered many hardships in his youth and did not trust others. Ning Ning gritted her teeth and pushed him down a hillside, but unexpectedly, the moment she acted, a demonic wolf lunged out from the bushes.

The Senior Brother drew his sword to slay the demon, then wiped the blood from her face: "Ning Ning, there is no need to sacrifice yourself to save me. As your elder brother, I will surely keep you safe."

Target Three: The cold and sickly beautiful Elder.

The Elder had lost all his cultivation during a great battle and lived alone in the mountains to recuperate.

Ning Ning went to cause trouble every few days, happily welcoming a sequence of being poisoned, falling off cliffs, and being bitten by wolves. She never expected that for a man who had been lonely for so long, the little girl who suddenly broke into his life would be like an unexpected ray of light.

After realizing that the plot seemed to be heading in a strange direction.

Ning Ning: Since these overthinkers are so moved, can they pay double for the medical expenses?

[Reading Guide]

1. 1v1, the male lead is Pei Ji. This is not a harem story where everyone falls for the protagonist!

2. Hilarious, silly, silly, it's really silly, please don't nitpick TT

Content Tags: Xianxia, Cultivation, Sweet Story, Transmigration, Power Fantasy

Search Keywords: Protagonist: Ning Ning | Supporting Characters: | Others:

One-sentence summary: Silly female supporting character, courting death online.

Theme: Fate is controlled by oneself; I hope everyone can reap the most beautiful family, friendship, and love.

Chapter 1

The distant mountains had yet to swallow the setting sun, but a cold moon like frost already hung at the treetops. Twilight was on the verge of falling; black clouds wrapped in thin, crimson mists looked like ink blots spreading, gradually soaking through a sheet of rice paper.

The blood-red light cast by the dying sun covered the sky and earth, staining the mottled white walls under the eaves, as well as the delicate profile of the young girl standing by the wall.

Ning Ning stood alone before a low-slung house. After hesitating for a long while, she said in an extremely faint tone, "Then... I'm going in."

No one responded to this.

Including the system in her head that had played dead and disappeared the moment it finished explaining the mission.

Fine.

Ning Ning pulled her lapels together in the chilly night wind, then reached out, her palm pressing lightly against the ajar brown door.

The reason she had arrived at this point today was, for her, a complete accident.

After all, transmigrating into a novel she had once read was, by no means, something that could be called "expected."

The novel was titled Sword Pierces the Firmament. From these four plain and unadorned characters alone, one could sense the aura of a simple, unpretentious power fantasy—one that was high-profile and unashamedly satisfying.

Its writing style and plot corresponded perfectly to this title. If one were to give this book a subtitle, much like the different ways to write the character "hui" in "aniseed," there would probably be four ways to do it:

First, Does the Reincarnated Sword Immortal Dream of His Lifebound Sword?

The protagonist, Pei Ji, was the reincarnation of an ancient sword cultivation master. With a celestial sword inside his body, his potential was extraordinary.

Although he lacked the memories of his time as a Sword Sovereign, he still relied on this incredibly thick golden finger to cheat his way through, eventually becoming the world's number one sword cultivator and ascending to immortality.

Second, A Thousand Years of Solitude.

But as everyone knows, for the convenience of face-slapping and counter-attacking, the protagonist of a power fantasy is often put through as much misery as possible in the early stages—born into poverty, losing all cultivation, becoming a scapegoat—and this book was no exception.

Pei Ji was the son of a devilish cultivator and a mortal woman. His father, who was comparable to a human sowing machine, vanished after a single night of passion and never appeared again until the very end of the book.

After giving birth to this so-called "bastard," Pei Ji's birth mother naturally didn't care much for the child who had ruined her reputation, often treating him as a substitute for the devilish cultivator and subjecting him to all sorts of punishments and abuse.

This twisted childhood directly led to the protagonist's isolated, cold, gloomy, and ruthless personality. Even after he left his mother and joined a sword sect, he remained a loner with no friends.

Third, The Harem Members Want Me to Confess: The Genius's War of Hearts.

Pei Ji was a lone wolf, but that didn't stop ninety-nine percent of the female characters in the book from being quite fond of him.

It was said that the male lead had an extraordinarily handsome face. Whether it was the cold and ethereal Senior Sister of the Sword Sect or the delicate and charming enchantress of the Demonic Path, they would all "unconsciously blush and feel their hearts race" upon seeing his face.

Whether this was because he was a furnace that radiated its own heat, or because those female characters all suffered from varying degrees of heart disease, was a question Ning Ning would never know.

The only thing she could be certain of was that Pei Ji had personally crushed every romantic encounter into smithereens. By the end of the story, he had forgotten all worldly ties and ascended alone, acting like he was too noble for any of them to be worthy.

He was arrogant to the heavens.

Fourth, The Devotion of Tool Character X.

This was an incomparably sad and heavy topic.

Ning Ning just wanted to wipe away the tears streaming down her face. After saying so much, she had finally arrived at her own happy home.