[Strong heroine + cultivation + mastery of all elements and skills + adored by everyone + ensemble cast + detached, divine heroine]
[All kinds of men and women * a cool, divine heroine whose identity is a mystery]
Mu Yin is the unacknowledged, simple-minded adopted daughter of the Luo family. After growing up in a daze, her lost soul finally returns when she turns eight.
When Mu Yin wakes up, her mind is completely blank. Her older brothers and sisters are very friendly toward the younger sister who rarely shows herself at home.
Mu Yin quietly grows up under her family’s protection. At the academy’s grand tournament, she draws a crowd of curious onlookers.
Opponent: Has Qingyu Academy run out of people?
Mu Yin says nothing and goes through the tournament by the book.
Wait! You never said your cultivation was higher than the elders’!
At last, the arena matches end, and everyone breathes a sigh of relief.
Next up: alchemy, artifact crafting, talisman drawing…
That small, snow-white figure appears at every competition.
Opponent: I’m done, I’m done. You’re totally cheating. How are we supposed to compete? What is the cultivation world even trying to outdo each other for?
Mu Yin: I’m not. I’m just learning for fun.
Everyone grits their teeth in frustration.
Later, as a chaotic age descends, Mu Yin meets many “companions” amid the turmoil. Together, they put an end to the chaos and bring peace to the world.
However, the “companions” in Mu Yin’s eyes secretly compete with one another behind the scenes.
Sharp-tongued, ailing strategist: Every one of you is always plastering on a face as thick as a city wall. Talent is what matters, okay? (Secretly touches up makeup.)
Fox immortal master: I can see her whenever I wish.
“Older brother” with the same face: What do family relations matter? We’re not even human.
A woman who was once sold into servitude: They’re all arguing… Pavilion Master, I’m scared.
[Note: Because the heroine is emotionally slow to catch on about her identity, everyone has a one-sided crush on her! Also, the heroine has no concept of gender, because she is neither human nor a living creature.]
I'm quite satisfied so far, but I have a question. Slow emotions doesn't mean there's no emotion. So if the protagonist has feelings, he also has feelings for them, right? If this happens, my heart will be broken.