Holding the Sword and Carrying the Senior Sister Away – chapter 67

Fu Yan transmigrates into a male-oriented cultivation harem novel—the kind where the male lead cultivates to godhood while collecting a harem along the way. Although the original plot leaves her utterly thunderstruck, fortunately: first, she didn’t transmigrate into one of the male lead’s harem members; second, she didn’t become some self-destructive vicious female supporting character. Instead, she became a complete nobody—an extra. It’s just that she ends up encountering that senior sect sister, Bai Li. Bai Li, the book’s pure yin body, is a cauldron painstakingly cultivated by the sect, meant solely for extracting the yin essence within her. But since she is one of the male lead’s harem members, her yin essence is, naturally, taken by the male lead through a series of coincidences—and she’s conveniently absorbed into the harem as well. Fu Yan: “……” Although Fu Yan can stop senior sister from ever meeting the male lead, she can’t stop the sect from coveting a cauldron like her. Everyone will never forget that day—the newly risen genius girl Fu Yan, sword in hand, standing against the entire sect, turning back to look at Bai Li behind her. She said: “Senior Sister, don’t be afraid. I’ll take you away.”