The Village Girl Has a Spirit Spring, and the Reborn Power Minister Spoils Her Like His Life Depends on It

Lin Wushuang, a powerful rural woman in the twenty-first century and a descendant of an ancient martial arts family, is a black-belt expert. On a night of thunder and lightning, she is accidentally electrocuted to death. When she opens her eyes again, she has transmigrated into the body of a dim-witted little farm girl from the Lin family in a mountain village, with brittle yellow hair and a shockingly thin frame. Though slow-witted, she's loved by her parents and protected by her older siblings. Her grandparents, uncles, aunts, and neighbors, however, mock and despise her. No matter. They're all outsiders. If they come looking for trouble, she'll throw them out! She has a spiritual spring space, and after she saves an expert in the mountains, an old man who'd been chased around by people begging him to accept them as disciples starts chasing her, just because he wants a bite to eat, and insists on taking her as his student. Fine, she'll become his disciple. All it takes is a kowtow and a cup of tea. What Lin Wushuang didn't expect was that she'd struck gold: this old master knows how to do everything. Becoming his disciple was definitely worth it! While practicing light-footed movement deep in the mountains one day, her breathing goes unsteady and she tumbles into a ravine, where she happens to save a cold-faced man with serious injuries. With an all-purpose spiritual spring, a storage space, and the resources of the mountains behind her, she rolls up her sleeves and gets to work. Only a fool would pass up a chance to make money! With a thought, her face changes through disguise. From then on, the martial world has a notorious thief known as Lin Wushuang of a Hundred Faces. The cold-faced man instantly turns into a lovestruck puppy. “Shuangshuang, I can never repay you for saving my life. How about I offer myself to you?” Lin Wushuang: “I don't like men who love men.” Cold-faced man: “I'm not into men. Of all the waters in the world, I'll drink only from your cup!”