The Phoenix Rises from the Parasol Tree

Zhu Yingyun has just received an admission letter from one of China's top universities. At the height of her success, full of ambition, she unexpectedly dies after celebrating all night with her best friend, then transmigrates into a cultivation novel she's never even read. And not only that, she transmigrates into a character with the same name. This clichéd transmigration-into-a-book plot really couldn't get any more stale! What makes it even worse is that she's become a master, one of the most dangerous professions on the rankings of a certain fruit app! And her disciple isn't an ordinary person, either. She's a legendary divine beast, the Phoenix. The story begins with Zhu Yingyun, in the role of the master, slaughtering the heroine's entire clan. She is also gravely wounded in the massacre and loses nearly all her cultivation. Later, when the heroine grows up, she conceals her identity and joins the original character's sect. When the original character discovers who she really is, she tries to kill the Phoenix and take her core to restore her cultivation. With old and new grudges piling up, the original character is eventually chopped into mincemeat by the heroine and fed to the dogs. That's just suffocating... Fortunately, she has a System. It tells her that if she completes its tasks, she can transmigrate back to her original world. So When her disciple's true identity is exposed and the entire cultivation world hunts her down, Zhu Yingyun steps forward and descends from the sky. “She's my disciple. Who dares lay a hand on her?” Later, when the heroine comes seeking revenge, she slaps Zhu Yingyun and demands, “Master, if you wiped out the entire Phoenix clan, why did you spare me?” But Zhu Yingyun asks with concern, “Does your hand hurt? Would you like your master to blow on it?” Ning Xirou: ...