The Mystical Girl’s Sweet Daily Life

The land's natural character, the fortune of the age as its canopy, and mountain springs and forests as its medium. That year, Japanese pirates fired several cannonballs at Mount Lao Jun, but every one was a dud. To this day, no one knows why. The older Taoist priests say that after the incident, it rained for seven days and seven nights. The dead spring in the back courtyard suddenly came back to life, and several years later, a koi appeared in it. The koi accidentally takes Jiang Yan's place at school, where strange things begin happening one after another. Her roommate absentmindedly plays rock-paper-scissors with her reflection, only for the reflection to win. Why does her beautiful roommate cling to a worthless man and refuse to let go? Where did the love poison she stumbled upon come from? Why are children in the village where she volunteers as a teacher dying one after another in bizarre ways? Is someone doing it on purpose, or is a monster responsible? Why do so many people in the mountain village hallucinate after every rainfall, with some even dying in strange circumstances? What is the cause? Jiang Yan's father has been missing for years. Why has someone who looks just like him appeared on the Yunnan border after all this time? Jiang Yan, with the heart of a koi, uncovers one bizarre mystery after another. Will she follow her instincts or focus on her cultivation?