A Cultivation Ensemble Story

[Powerful leads + Story-driven + Goofy + Sweet romance + Cultivation + Unhinged antics]

Situ Jing has been crazy ever since she entered the world of cultivation.

For sixteen years, she worked hard and conscientiously for one reason: to meet her birth mother. Just as this lifelong wish is about to come true,

she transmigrates.

So she goes crazy, constantly doing things no one could see coming.

If she’d had the power, she would have ripped the world to shreds the moment she transmigrated.

The story follows the lives of four women, with the protagonist Situ Jing’s story running through it from beginning to end.

It’s mostly silly, but with a little substance, and the tone is lighthearted, funny, and sweet.

On her first day, someone tears the roof off her house. Situ Jing takes out her notebook and carefully writes: On this day, at this hour, that red-clothed freak tore my house apart. Thirty years east of the river, thirty years west of the river. Just wait until he’s out. I’ll tear down ten of his houses!

That same day, she’s told that the sect has arranged a husband for her: a disabled, gloomy man who only knows how to give her pocket money. But all that pocket money has to be handed over to the sect.

Situ Jing: Fine, fine, you want trouble, do you? She takes out her notebook and writes carefully: The sect has treated me very well. Someday, I’ll hone my matchmaking skills and find ten matches for every elder in the sect, twenty for the elder in charge of the money!

On her second day, people all over the sect are shouting her name. Situ Jing puts away her notebook. Fine, fine! There are too many to keep track of! I’ll leave for now. Thirty years east of the river, thirty years west of the river. I’ll come back with a bigger notebook!

The sect and her disabled husband simply smile calmly: Run if you like. You won’t get away, even if you grow wings.