(Our women's fiction section deserves its own cultivation novel, too!)
Zhao Xishi had failed her second attempt at transferring from junior college to a bachelor's program. She thought a third attempt was next, but a toothache transported her to a world of cultivation instead.
"Seriously? You have exams in the cultivation world, too?!"
Cultivators have to study math? Exams include policy essays?
Her golden finger's personal tutor keeps falling asleep to shirk his responsibilities?
What do you do when you get caught skipping class and are sent on a jungle adventure?!!!
Man-eating caterpillars, snakes that eat caterpillars, eagles that eat snakes... and a world that devours people.
Zhao Xishi had an epiphany!
The reason this world is such an eyesore is that it lacks Mr. De and Mr. Sai, and people don't read Marx, Lenin, and Mao or believe in science and democracy.
If that's the case, just watch her use philosophy to summon clouds with one hand and rain with the other in the cultivation world.
Watch her revere Confucianism, Buddhism, and Taoism while spreading the teachings of Marx.
Children study hard to get into good secondary schools; secondary school students study hard to get into good universities; university students study hard to ascend and become immortals. So what comes after ascension?
What is the world of immortals really like?
I'm no good at writing blurbs, so please take a look at the story itself.
