Everyone's Slacking Off, but the Junior Sister's Kindness Is Off the Charts

[A Ridiculous Cultivation Comedy]

Overworked office drone Lu Ming dies from working overtime and transmigrates into the role of a cannon-fodder female supporting character in the cultivation world. The moment she opens her eyes, she faces a deadly predicament: take the blame or be executed. She flees in the middle of the night, only to stumble into Hengqing Sect, the most hopelessly laid-back sect in the entire cultivation world, which has held last place for a thousand years.

Her master takes a hands-off approach to raising his personal disciples, sneaks off to eat roast chicken himself, and feeds the whole sect steamed cornbread.

The eldest senior brother comes from a prestigious family but is a hopeless romantic, swindled out of both money and feelings by the white-lotus heroine.

The second senior sister is valiant and spirited, but the heroine steals her cultivation partner, leaving her alone for the rest of her life.

The third senior brother is a sword genius, yet no one appreciates him. He falls into demonic cultivation and dies.

The fourth senior brother is a simple-minded tool of a person. After being used to destroy the sect, he is given a white silk sash to end his life.

The youngest junior brother, the male lead? There’s no record of him in the original novel. He seems to be a random passerby, possibly a Martial God who descended to undergo a trial.

What happens when an overworked 996 office drone meets a whole sect of people who just lie flat?

Blow up the fishpond! Send the heroine’s harem flying, save the sect’s adorable but dim-witted senior brothers, and pick up the original male lead along the way.

Stir up the competition! It wasn’t her intention, but fate had other plans.

A collector of skills! There isn’t a single martial art she doesn’t want to learn.

A little money-grubber! Get rich and buy out the Celestial Court.

[A Few Things to Know Before Reading]

1. The sect’s comeback and the romance run side by side. The fated male lead is sometimes a cool, handsome type and sometimes a chuuni, overpowered hero.

2. A ridiculous cultivation comedy. The heroine sends the white-lotus villain packing, takes down the five great sects, and joins hands with her youngest junior brother to topple the Heavenly Venerable.

3. Modern jokes and allusions, with absurd time-space mix-ups.