Two female leads, not GL. A friendship-focused story, with separate love interests.
After being reborn, Leng Shuang unexpectedly gains the ability to hear the thoughts of her green-tea rival. Ready to turn things around on the spot and fight her rival to the death, she plans to catch her completely off guard. Little does she know that her opponent has already had a complete change of heart and now does nothing but go on about her junior sister.
Leng Shuang furrows her brow in confusion. “Did you take the wrong medicine?”
Her rival answers with tearful sincerity. “Junior Sister, I’m only pretending with them. With you, I’m serious.”
Fellow disciples
Leng Shuang: I cultivate, break through bottlenecks, and contend with my sworn enemy.
Yue Qi: I cook, engineer chance encounters, and get close to my junior sister.
Fuming, Leng Shuang unceremoniously presses her sword to Yue Qi’s throat.
Yue Qi gives an awkward laugh. “I’m only making mixed monster-beast stew. There’s no need to draw your sword…”
Investigating a mystery
Leng Shuang: I investigate, gather evidence, and catch my rival in the act.
Yue Qi: I cook, cook, and cook some more, winning my junior sister over through her stomach.
Leng Shuang says helplessly, “You’re a sword cultivator. Why are you cooking?”
Yue Qi is all smiles, thinking to herself, “I have to raise my favorability!”
A divine artifact is stolen
Leng Shuang: I stay calm, turn the tables, and point out the real culprit.
Yue Qi: WHH? I wasn’t even in the sect, and I still got framed by a villain.
Leng Shuang asks solemnly, “You’re not Yue Qi?”
Yue Qi looks surprised. “No, I’m Yue Qi!”
The two look at the audacious green-tea girl standing before them, their gazes meeting as they silently make up their minds.
In one word: fight!
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Cool-headed, scheming, and astonishingly powerful junior sister × a handsome, unorthodox “rogue cultivator”
Sweet, goofy, and playful senior sister × a dragon prince who can be both a loyal hound and a fearsome dragon
P.S. The plot is original. Any similarities are purely coincidental.
I discovered it by accident. It must be the first time for the author to write. It's okay. Keep up the good work!
Come on, what's wrong with the two heroines is not sweet yet.