Transmigrated as a Fake Daughter in Cultivation Novel

Awakened, Song Weizhi discovers that she has transmigrated into the malicious supporting female character from a novel she read before her sudden death. The original body seized the parents and fiancé of the Female Lead, who received meticulous cultivation from childhood, recognized as a cultivation genius in the city, while the Female Lead suffered ab*se since childhood, and was brought back by her biological father only to be revealed as a half-spirit root tr*sh. Guided intentionally or unintentionally by the original body, the Female Lead endured the cold eyes and torment of her clan, ultimately being pushed down the Blood Demon Cliff and falling into the demonic path. Later, the Female Lead, Song Zhixia, became the world’s greatest demon. She turned the original body into minced meat sauce and fed it to her spiritual pets. * Song Weizhi, who just transmigrated: I must treat the Female Lead well; I don’t want to end up as minced meat sauce! So, the newly returned Female Lead was tested and found to have half-spirit roots. Song Weizhi: The Female Lead just needs to be cute; strength doesn’t matter. The Female Lead is disliked by her relatives; Song Weizhi: It’s okay; I’m also your family. The Female Lead is bullied by people from other clans; Song Weizhi: She’s mine; I’d like to see who dares to touch her. Later, the Female Lead, blushing, said in Song Weizhi’s arms, “Senior Sister, I want you~” Song Weizhi (shocked): What happened to being sisters? Well, whatever, you can have my life!

Original Publisher

jjwxc

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on Transmigrated as a Fake Daughter in Cultivation Novel I finally finished "Transmigrated as a Fake Daughter in Cultivation Novel," and I have some thoughts! Overall, I found it to be a fun, though somewhat uneven, read. The premise is definitely intriguing, and while it has its flaws, I enjoyed my time with it. ### First Impressions The initial chapters hooked me right away. The idea of the MC transmigrating into a novel where she's destined for a gruesome end, and then trying to avoid that fate by being nice to the future villainess (the FL), is quite clever. I was eager to see how she'd navigate this tricky situation. The early interactions between the MC and FL were particularly well-done, setting the stage for a compelling relationship. ### What Works Well The romance is undoubtedly the strongest aspect of this novel. I loved how quickly the MC and FL got together, and their interactions are just so sweet! It's refreshing to see a yuri story where the MC is the dominant one. The FL's character is also appealing; she's strong and deadly, but also vulnerable and clingy towards the MC, which creates a delightful dynamic. I also appreciate that the original male lead doesn't become an obstacle to the relationship. He's portrayed as a decent person with his own agency, which avoids unnecessary drama. ### Areas of Concern While the romance is great, the plot and characterization have some issues. The villains are often cartoonishly evil and lack depth. The pacing can also be jarring, with some parts feeling rushed and others dragging on. Several readers mentioned that the middle section felt a bit bland, and I agree that the character development seemed to wane. The system element also felt a bit tacked on and unnecessary. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning The ending is a bit of a whirlwind. Apparently, the story takes a turn toward the violent and gory in the last few chapters. Some readers found this jarring, as it felt like a sudden shift in tone. The resolution also felt a bit rushed, with the soul shards collected quickly and the side couples' stories wrapped up abruptly. ### Final Verdict Despite its flaws, "Transmigrated as a Fake Daughter in Cultivation Novel" is an enjoyable read, especially if you're looking for a fluffy and sweet yuri romance. Just be prepared for a somewhat uneven plot, simplistic villains, and a rushed ending. I'd recommend it if you're in the mood for something lighthearted and don't mind turning off your brain for a few hours. I'd give it a solid 3.5 out of 5 stars.