She Scored 537 on the College Entrance Exam, Then Stormed the Cultivation World

[Transmigration and cultivation + soul transmigration + fantasy + historical romance]

Guys, who gets it? The 2025 college entrance exam cohort got the absolute nightmare mode from the start. It was like the whole world was falling apart!

Am I right!?

Our heroine, Yang Xin, comes from an ordinary family. Her parents work far from home to pay for her education.

Yang Xin worked tirelessly to prepare for the college entrance exams, studying from dawn till late at night and doing practice problems every day until she questioned her entire existence. Her eyes were practically panda eyes by the time she finally scored 537.

She thought that would be enough to get her into a decent undergraduate program. But fate played a huge joke on her: she was accepted by a vocational college instead. At least the program suited her, a major in garment technology.

Still, Yang Xin kept a good attitude. So what if she hadn't gotten into an undergraduate program? She had a school to attend and books to study. She was content.

“A thunderous crash rang through the sky,” and her college acceptance letter made its dazzling debut.

She was so excited her heart nearly leaped out of her chest.

But she'd been staying up late reading novels and was exhausted, so Yang Xin rested her head on the acceptance letter and fell fast asleep.

In her dream, the “glittering” acceptance letter sent Yang Xin floating on air.

Suddenly, a piercing sound rang out...

Yang Xin realized that her soul had transmigrated.

She had transmigrated into the cultivation novel she'd been staying up late to read for the past few nights, inhabiting the body of the senior sister who pretended to be insane and was deeply cherished by the sect leader.

What kind of crazy plot was this?

Hadn't she just been about to start college? How had she been kicked straight into the huge “quagmire” of an ancient cultivation world?

The sects in this cultivation world all wanted to “kill” her.

“Either you or me, never both.”

Hah! As if!