The Wuwei Dao Sect has a "sense of contrast" in the Almighty Sword Xiu Luo Jijin: outsiders see her as cold and aloof, a flower of the high mountains taught by the master of Hidden Hidden Peak, but the apprentices and nephews understand that she can show off her "bad ethics" in private - she can trick her fellow students into getting involved, trick her opponents into working as coolies, and she has a variety of tricks.
Until her cultivation breakthrough, the secret of one body and two souls hit her face: there was a second soul hidden in her body, and she had a deep connection with the world of immortality. The male protagonist Feng Ji is like a mysterious shadow, occasionally appearing to advance the mystery. The scenes are simplified but the truth remains a mystery.
The four nephews are even more of a "drama team": the nephew Juan Wang, who was deceived by her into "spoiling his practice"; the second nephew who is a charlatan, and the weird magical tools he develops are all used as tools for his troubles; the third nephew who is devoted to alchemy, always likes to make some weird pills; the little nephew who is short-sighted, is the one who suits Luo Zhijin's heart the most, but is willing to take the "blame"...
From tossing his fellow disciples about their "virtuous daily life" to using his two souls to explore ancient ruins, Luo Zhijin led his group of apprentices and nephews to turn the world of cultivation into a "happy comedy field." The truth about the two souls and the secrets of the Immortal Sect are gradually unlocked, and she has completely transformed from a "fake aloof" to a "truly wicked" troublemaker - the road to cultivation is long, so it's better to mess around and make trouble!
