Across the eighteen continents of cultivation, the five realms of the world, and the three inner and outer worlds, who hasn't heard of the little founding ancestor of the Canglan Realm? With her extraordinary talent and the prestige of the greatest sect, she has thrown the entire cultivation world into chaos.
Today she plucks the tail feathers from the Beast Taming Sect master's beloved pet; tomorrow she steals the luminous pearl from Hundred Blossoms Valley; the day after, she sets Medicine King Valley's herb garden on fire. Her many misdeeds are too numerous to list. The Heavenly Secrets Tower even has a dedicated writer keeping a record of her 108 crimes. Every sect and school has a copy, complete with an appendix listing her likes and dislikes, all in the hope that people can avoid becoming her victims. Some would even rather become her servants.
But Jiang Yubai has no clear idea of what she's really like. She considers herself a one-of-a-kind beauty, unmatched in all the world, who wins everyone over with her personality. She also thinks she's very easygoing and exceptionally adaptable, able to live comfortably wherever she goes.
Everyone around her: As long as you're happy, as long as you're happy... (smiles bitterly)
Daily Schedule for the Inner Disciples of the Canglan Realm
Hour of the Tiger: Sword practice
Hour of the Rabbit: Sword practice + breakfast
Hour of the Dragon: Sword cultivation class
Hour of the Snake: Cultivation class
Hour of the Horse: Lunch
Hour of the Goat: Realm-wide lecture, "On the Practicality of Combining Talismans and Formations in Real Combat"
Hour of the Monkey: Realm-wide lecture, "Did the Little Ancestor Choose Senior Brother or Senior Sister for Her Recent Mountain Expedition?"
Hour of the Rooster: Sword practice
+ Little Ancestor sighting
Nice!! I just don't know if there is a male protagonist
The plot is very compact and the writing is very delicate.
The characters are well developed and exciting.
The plot is very compact and the story has ups and downs, which is really good.
It's beautiful, so wonderfully written.
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It's very interesting, but some parts of it are hard to read.