Summary
Synopsis:
Shang Que transmigrated.
As a dragon, she had noble blood, extraordinary talent, and a happy, complete family.
She felt certain she had been handed the script of a beloved, overpowered heroine, and that her future path of cultivation would be effortless. Effortless!
Then, overnight, her home was destroyed, her loved ones were killed, and her entire clan was wiped out.
Only after binding herself to her clan’s divine artifact did she learn that she had transmigrated into an ongoing comic.
In the author’s setting, she was a minor villain who existed to deliver opportunities, while the destruction of her family was nothing more than an insignificant dungeon on the protagonist’s road to growth.
…
She refused to accept it.
She refused to accept that she was only a minor villain. Even more, she refused to accept that all of her family had died for such an absurd reason.
She wanted to change her fate. She even wanted to use the three-dimensional comic forum she could see anytime, anywhere, to make use of the readers’ thoughts and force the author to change her setting.
She wanted to bring her entire clan back to life.
The only thing she had not expected was that the reason she went explosively viral on the forum was because people started shipping her with someone…
Were these readers even serious?
Readers: “But an archenemy CP is just so delicious!”
This was completely beyond her expectations.
She had merely disguised herself as a newly admitted disciple and tried to get close to the protagonist. In the end, she never expected to become involved with her archenemy—the number one sword cultivator, who looked bright, noble, and flawless on the outside, but was rotten to the core inside.
Her archenemy took very good care of her.
Her archenemy wanted to take her as a disciple.
No, wait. Had she been influenced by those shipping scholars? Why did she feel like her archenemy wanted to do something to her?
Although the process was a complete mess, Shang Que was finally exposed.
She thought the two of them would return to a normal archenemy relationship and continue fighting each other to the death. Those shipping scholars on the forum who had shipped them from beginning to end could finally open their eyes and see the world.
After all, when she approached her junior sister again—the female lead of the comic—her archenemy pressed a sword against the side of her neck and said coldly, “You scheming thing. Stay away from her.”
The forum screamed: [Don’t go near Junior Sister!! Come near me!!]
[She’s jealous, she’s jealous, she’s so jealous she’s about to die from it!]
Shang Que: ?
But she still let out a breath of relief. Then she turned her head and provoked her. “Watching her that closely? She’s neither your disciple nor your Dao companion. What right do you have to control her?”
Forum: [You’re finished. If you’re that good at stepping on landmines, are you trying to die in bed?]
Shang Que: ?
At this point, how are you people still shipping this?
But as things continued to develop, it turned out that everything those shipping scholars on the forum said was actually right…
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One-sentence summary: Uh… it’s through being shipped as a CP.
Theme: Go do what you believe is right.