Transmigrated into a book? A vicious female supporting character? A senior sister? Tsk tsk!

Upon entering the Sword Tomb, Tang Xinyan noticed that most of the disciples who had come with her hadn't even glanced at the swords on either side before hurrying deeper into the tomb.

Tang Xinyan was initially surprised, but then she understood. This was the first time she had personally experienced the survival rules of the cultivation world.

Even among fellow disciples, the competition is fierce, and how many people would easily reveal the rules that might allow you to surpass them?

Fortunately, she was lucky enough to become Xiao Yimo's disciple and gain four senior brothers who treated her like a younger sister.

Tang Xinyan walked slowly, releasing her divine sense and spiritual power, but the swords stuck in the mountain wall on both sides did not react.

Similarly, she didn't sense anything either. Tang Xinyan wasn't in a hurry, and strolled through the passage, tentatively moving in little by little.

Thinking that if there really wasn't a suitable one, she would go to the Fate Realm to get one. Anyway, there were divine-level swords in the Fate Realm, but their compatibility with her was only average.

The concept of a natal magic weapon is all about fate and compatibility. Most importantly, the Xuanming Sect's sword tomb has a very prestigious background.

It is said that this sword tomb existed even before the Xuanming Sect was established. No one knows where the swords inside came from, but there are many of them.

Later, this place was discovered by the founder of the Xuanming Sect, who then guarded this "treasure" to establish his sect and used the Sword Tomb as a resource.

Any disciple in the sect who has reached the Foundation Establishment stage can choose a sword. Of course, faced with such a treasure, there will inevitably be greedy people.

However, regardless of their cultivation level, everyone who enters either leaves empty-handed or can only take away a sword that is destined for them.

If someone tries to force something, even with the most ordinary sword, the person who tries will either suffer a backlash or be injured by thousands of sword energies.

Gradually, no one dared to act recklessly anymore, and as the sect grew and improved, it also formulated corresponding management rules.

The sword tomb was vast, with numerous passageways inside. Whenever Tang Xinyan encountered a fork in the road, she simply chose a path based on her intuition.

What she didn't know was that the moment her spiritual power was released, a fan that had been "sleeping" in the corner instantly "woke up".

The fan, seemingly afraid of being discovered by Tang Xinyan, shrank to a miniature size and quietly followed behind her, as if observing or confirming something.

Guided by her intuition, Tang Xinyan eventually arrived at a huge, open cave. She looked around and saw various swords stuck in the rock walls.

Tang Xinyan guessed that she had arrived at the core of the Sword Tomb. There were other disciples inside the cave, some of whom were already holding swords.

With a joyful expression, he prepared to leave, clearly satisfied with the result. As he passed Tang Xinyan, he bowed slightly to greet her.

Some disciples had just chosen their targets, their hands on the sword hilts, striving to forge a bond with their swords; while a few others looked dejected.

She walked out with a look of resentment on her face, seemingly having failed... Since there were still outsiders present, Tang Xinyan withdrew her spiritual power.

She didn't want to try out a contract in front of outsiders, even though the sect had rules against fellow disciples harming each other.

But she didn't want to gamble on human nature. In this remote, unmonitored corner, dying there would be pointless, and besides, she had too many trump cards.

In case something happens, she doesn't want everyone to know. She'd rather use this time to find Liu Yinyin's sword, the one Liu Yinyin made a contract with in this cave.

Because of the red phoenix blood stone on the hilt and the lifelike phoenix carved on the blade, Liu Yinyin named the sword "Red Phoenix".

When Liu Yinyin appeared before the crowd holding the "Red Phoenix," those who already idolized her treated her like a goddess.

After all, the significance of dragons and phoenixes is extraordinary, even in the world of cultivation. Thinking of this, Tang Xinyan pouted and thought to herself: Red Phoenix, ha~, and it even moves the stars~~.

After most of the people in the cave had left, Tang Xinyan found "Red Phoenix." And she had to admit, the sword was quite beautiful; it was even a semi-divine artifact.

Although she really wanted to take advantage of the female lead's opportunity, unfortunately, one can only have one natal sword. Although this "Red Phoenix" was good, after sensing it, it was really not suitable for her.

Just as Tang Xinyan was feeling regretful, the "Red Phoenix" unexpectedly flew towards her. Tang Xinyan tried to stop it, but a streak of light flashed past behind her.

Someone even faster than her blocked "Red Phoenix." Looking at the fan that suddenly appeared, Tang Xinyan raised an eyebrow, wondering what was going on.

"Red Phoenix" also seemed startled, and appeared somewhat afraid of the fan. Tang Xinyan, however, had no intention of forming a contract with "Red Phoenix" anyway.

He simply stood aside with his arms crossed, watching the spectacle. Seeing that Tang Xinyan didn't seem to want to form a contract with "Red Phoenix," the fan seemed to smugly sway its body.

Tang Xinyan couldn't help but chuckle, finding the fan somewhat interesting. Unfortunately, however interested she was, it was still just a fan.

But how did this fan end up inside the Sword Tomb? Just as he was pondering this, another unexpected event occurred: a beam of purple light shot down from the cave ceiling.

The purple light rapidly approached Tang Xinyan. Its speed was too great, and since Tang Xinyan didn't repel the aura and didn't sense any danger, she didn't dodge.

The "purple light" did not actually harm Tang Xinyan; it merely flashed to her side and cut her fingertip. The true form of the "purple light" was then revealed, which turned out to be a purple sword.

The hilt was inlaid with a row of purple lightning stones, and the blade was engraved with lightning patterns and formations, with faint flashes of lightning on it, indicating that it was a divine sword of the lightning element.

The divine sword absorbed the blood from Tang Xinyan's fingertip, and a contract array lit up below the person and the sword. The fan who was just smug was now dumbfounded.

He probably never expected that while he was dealing with the "covetous," a blind swordsman would steal his base!

If it were an ordinary sword, it wouldn't be a problem, but it was the same sword that had always been his equal, and even slightly stronger than him—the stinky Purple Thunder Sword!

If it were a fair duel, that would be one thing, but why did this guy take advantage of the situation to sneak in? The more Fan Zi thought about it, the more resentful he became. In a moment of impulsiveness, he directly rushed into the contract array.

All of this happened in the blink of an eye. The contract, which was almost completed, suddenly seemed to freeze for a moment for Tang Xinyan.

Then came a sharp pain in my mind, as if another consciousness had intruded and was now fighting against the one from before...

Tang Xinyan: "........"

She realized her senior brother was right; not only was she being "targeted" by multiple swords, but they all possessed sword spirits, and they all seemed quite powerful.

She didn't know whether to be happy or devastated; indeed, her luck was truly unparalleled...

Tang Xinyan felt the pain in her head growing increasingly intense. She wanted to try communicating with the other person using her conscious awareness to calm the two opposing forces and then discuss a solution.

But the two forces wouldn't listen at all, and their battle only intensified; she couldn't calm them down at all...