[Both leads are pure + sisters transmigrate together + female disguises herself as a man]
Xu Ke transmigrates.
She has no golden finger, no respectable background, and ends up in a sect where everyone is poor and struggling.
Xu Ke comforts herself: this is the beginning of a new pastoral life.
Then she discovers that her sect is like an ancient version of senior year in high school. Every day is either memorizing books or taking exams. Her master has even come up with midday, evening, and weekly tests, all designed to test them to death.
Xu Ke decides that this transmigration might as well not have happened.
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Someone asks what her sect is like.
Xu Ke: “Isolated from the world, developing a small-scale farming economy where the men farm, the women weave, and my senior brothers suffer.”
Someone asks what she can do with the skills she's learned.
Xu Ke: “Professional ghost catcher. Really, don't come if you're not a real ghost.”
Someone asks why she went down the mountain.
Xu Ke: “Don't ask. If you must know, I went down to find male models.”
The friend who was fooled by Xu Ke's male disguise: ?
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Xu Ke never imagined her sister would transmigrate with her.
But she still has to ask:
Why is she an orphan while her sister is a princess with immense power?
She thought that after reuniting with her sister, she could finally settle down and live off her.
But who could have guessed that foreign spies and political assassins would keep appearing one after another?
She also unexpectedly encounters the true reason she went down the mountain: Wen Que, a peerless beauty.
At the same time, the alliance between the five kingdoms is expiring, and the world is plunging into chaos. Her sister, however, has grand ambitions and is determined to unify all five kingdoms.
What can Xu Ke do?
It's only five kingdoms. Let's go.
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In ancient times, Daoist sorcerers followed the five elements and defied the laws of heaven. They were said to possess the power of a balanced scale of heavenly words, maintaining equilibrium. Whenever the first light of dawn appeared, they became vessels for heaven and earth.
The Zhao Yuan Kingdom doesn't believe in ghosts or gods. Its people think the princess's male companion is a madman, and that whenever trouble arises, he only knows how to challenge them.
Xu Ke simply ignores them.
Yet whenever the moment comes, she still asks the other person with a faint, enigmatic smile:
“Are you sure you want to do this?”
“Then, good luck.”
Come on! Love this book!