Main character: Su Yanqiu (she has a bit of a chuunibyou comedian streak, hehe.)
{I don't know how to sum this up in a way that will help everyone decide if they're interested. I'm not great at writing blurbs, so please take a look at the story. Please, please.}
Medical prodigy Su Yanqiu transmigrates into the cultivation world, never suspecting that it is actually part of a carefully planned scheme.
When the ideals of cultivation civilization collide with those of technological civilization, which side will come out on top?
You call me useless? Fine, I'll strike while you're down and finish you off!
You say I have a mixed spiritual root? Fine, my cultivation speed is a hundred times faster than yours. Jealous?
You call me an experimental subject? Fine, let's wipe the slate clean and start over. I'll make the rules!
In this book, the original body was born into a wealthy family with loving parents. There is no rivalry between sisters.
The original body's innate spiritual meridians were blocked, so her engagement was called off. Her parents couldn't bear to see their daughter suffer from gossip, so they begged the head of the Qinglan Sect, who had come down the mountain to take on disciples, to bring her back to the sect and raise her. They even had to pay a hefty tuition in spirit stones every year.
Before the female lead transmigrated into her body, the original owner was a poor little thing who was bullied and picked on every day.
After the female lead transmigrates, her life takes off. She rises from adversity and eventually reaches the pinnacle of her life!
[Although this book includes some elements of technological civilization, it is still a fairly traditional cultivation novel. The characters' growth follows a certain logic. This is not the kind of feel-good story where a lucky female lead reaches Foundation Establishment in three days, Nascent Soul in a month, and can challenge opponents several levels above her. The story pays close attention to the personal journeys of Xiao Qiu and the other characters, each of whom has their own story arc. Xiao Qiu doesn't fall in love! Friendship, bonds with her sect, and other relationships take center stage. There are no catfights between women or other melodramatic antics. I hope everyone will be a little patient while reading. Thanks! ]
The preceding sections mainly describe the female protagonist's reactions after transmigrating, following a similar formula to other books. However! However! It's actually quite normal! The character development isn't instantaneous; it's a gradual, step-by-step process, somewhat like a nurturing story. Anyway, for someone like me who enjoys nurturing characters, this is totally my cup of tea. Author, keep updating! I'm looking forward to seeing @
It was a bit suspenseful, but the ending was great. Five stars if you liked it! 😄😄😄