Does Being a Funny Girl Make You Stronger? Yes

Cheng Ran transmigrates to the cultivation world she has always longed for. As an avid reader of cultivation novels, she absolutely adores the ethereal, aloof, detached fairy type. You could say her life's dream is to become a little fairy.

Heaven has heard her prayers! At last, she's been given her chance! She's finally going to... Wait, what do you mean her talent is “always smiling”? Isn't this the cultivation world? Where are the spiritual roots? The most common talent in cultivation novels, the spiritual roots? What kind of nonsense is this?

Only later does Cheng Ran learn that being the funny girl is simply her destiny.

Aloof little fairy, huh? She can keep dreaming. (Fairy sheds a tear.)

Still, the way her talent's bonus effects vary from person to person is pretty great. When a burly man laughs at her, she gains stamina; when a wicked woman laughs at her, she gains cunning. So if she wants to become the most beautiful woman in the world, does she just have to make the most handsome man laugh every day?

Convinced she's found a way to become beautiful, Cheng Ran makes up her mind to visit a certain stone-faced man every day and rack her brains trying to make him smile. Little does she know he's an aloof little immortal untouched by worldly affairs. Not only does she have to make him laugh, she has to teach him all sorts of things. Is she being forced to play his mother?

In the end, she raises the boy right, and the little immortal finally develops some humanity. She becomes beautiful, too. Cheng Ran is just about to make a run for it when someone accuses her of seducing him and then dumping him?

The aloof little immortal, now the one who's been abandoned, calmly blocks her way with his sword. “Senior Sister, you don't want me anymore, is that it?”

...Buddy, let's talk this out. Could you put the sword down first?