When Huixin was kicked into the System, she was thinking about how she still hadn't watered the seedlings in her backyard garden. When she opened her eyes again, she was standing in front of her half-corrupted, dangerously unhinged disciple.
She had a universally disliked aura: even her gentle senior brother hated her, and even the weeds by the roadside couldn't stand her. To top it off, she had a moody disciple at her side, and every day her life hung by a thread.
To stay alive, all she wanted was to dutifully play an invisible supporting role and follow the plot. But somehow, she went a little too far.
She poured her heart into helping her disciple with the task, only for the entire sect to praise her. In a fight, she accidentally cracked a chatterbox villain with one whip strike and shot to fame. Then, through a twist of fate, she tamed an ancient divine beast and completely cleared her name, becoming the Three Realms' number-one role model for women.
That was all well and good, but wasn't the plot going a little off track?
