I'm Lin Xiaoyu, a former overachiever programmer and now the penniless sect leader of a bankrupt sect.
Transmigrated to a cultivation world, my goal is simple: refuse to burn myself out, lie flat where I am, and enjoy retirement.
But then I see the sword-obsessed senior brother I took in practicing day and night for the sect's honor, the gluttonous junior sister I took in staring at me hopefully for a bite of spiritual food, and the sharp-tongued little brat I took in secretly studying the mountain-protecting formation to defend the sect's dignity...
I fall silent.
Fine. Since I can't abandon this bunch of problem children, then I, your sect leader, will make an exception and lead you all... through another round of grinding!
I just never expected that we, a ragtag bunch in everyone else's eyes, would become the biggest dark horse in the cultivation world, overturning its long-established rules.
This autobiographical narrative method sounds very awkward. Can you use your first name directly? When you talk, you also use the word "I". The word "I" appears very frequently. This kind of writing is not suitable for a novel.