- Female lead: Lin Xiaocha, a modern college student who has given up on life. She dies after staying up all night watching a wuxia drama and transmigrates into ancient times as the Nth-generation leader of the poorest sect, the Xiaoyao Sect. Armed with a penchant for snark and a stockpile of modern memes, she's great at solving ancient problems with unconventional thinking.
- Sect: The Xiaoyao Sect is a laughingstock on the surface, but it hides a mysterious legacy. Its disciples are all oddballs: a big brother who's terrible with directions, a little sister who loves food, an elder who loves arguing but is terrible with words, and an arrogant, chubby cat who can speak like a human and is known as the Sect Leader's wife.
- Style: A mix of goofy everyday life and last-minute comebacks. The heroine uses modern know-how, such as food-delivery thinking, short-video tricks, and psychological suggestion, to transform the sect. The process is full of laughs from the clash between eras, with a sweet romance woven in. It's optional, and the male lead is the aloof young sect leader of a respectable sect, whose style gets warped by the heroine.
This kind of writing is very annoying to hear. Just forget about a few flashbacks. It's always like this. The author has run out of skills.
Super beautiful 🥰🥰🥰