Jiang Xian lives by a few simple principles: if she can talk things out, she absolutely will not fight; if she can avoid trouble, she absolutely will not fight; and if she can call for help, she should run for it immediately. When danger comes, she is the first to flee. Wherever there is money to be made, she exploits it to the fullest. In short, she knows when to bend and when to stand tall. After all, money matters most!
You can't really blame Jiang Xian. She has a master to support, after all.
Her master retired early and withdrew from worldly affairs, spending all her time eating, drinking, and having fun. Her only hobbies are growing vegetables and raising chickens. Yet under her master's care, Jiang Xian is the longest-lived creature... Poor Jiang Xian started earning money at the age of twelve to buy vegetables and chicks for her master.
"Good girl, my dear disciple! You have to trust me. If I managed to raise you, how could I possibly fail to raise a chicken?"
Jiang Xian thinks she's incredibly lucky to have grown up safe and sound under her master's care!
Once, Jiang Xian asked her master, "What does the 'Xian' in my name mean?"
"Nothing in particular. That day, I just happened to see the line, 'I envy neither mandarin ducks nor immortals.'"
Jiang Xian was puzzled. It somehow didn't feel right, though she couldn't say why.
Day after day, Jiang Xian was perfectly content...
One night, while observing the stars, her master noticed that Jiang Xian's star of destiny was quietly changing.
The past, the present, the future...
There was no going back...
The 'Xian' in her name came from 'envying neither mandarin ducks nor immortals,' but also from 'envying the endless Yangtze River'...
It's a good novel, very unique. The author will continue to work hard and update it!