The Overachiever Ancestor Is Only Six and a Half

Failed to ascend? Then she’ll grind through it all over again!

Mo Qingyin, the greatest cultivator in the Three Realms, never imagined that her ascension tribulation would strike her over a “debt of family affection.” When she opened her eyes again, she had returned to a modern city and become a tiny six-and-a-half-year-old girl whose parents had “sacrificed themselves” and who was about to be sent to the countryside.

Her enemies from her previous life are lurking in the shadows, greedily coveting the fortune and foundations of her reclusive family. Looking at her older siblings, who are determined to protect her, Mo Qingyin sighs and pulls out her “ultimate overachiever” plan: in this life, ascension can wait. Protecting her family and working her enemies into the ground is the true Great Dao!

And so begins a countryside life that takes a sharp turn from the ordinary:

Others go to the countryside to farm, but her experimental fields, watered with spirit spring water, yield a thousand jin per mu and catch the attention of the agricultural research institute.

Others use pesticides to drive away bugs, but the talismans she casually draws rid the area within ten li of every mosquito, earning her the adoration of all the village aunties.

When her sister is cursed by a rival in the entertainment industry, she counters with a “Truth Talisman” that makes the culprit livestream a confession of every scandal from her past.

When her brother is bullied by a martial arts prodigy, a set of radio calisthenics, modified for the immortal realm, helps him turn the tables.

When a special department shows up with an S-rank file, its director sinks into thought as he reads the report. “Using Nine Heavens Divine Thunder to chop firewood, and the Immortal-Slaying Sword Formation to peel apples… Miss Mo, do you have some kind of misunderstanding about what ‘ordinary’ means?”

Watch as this fully maxed-out elder ancestor, in the adorable guise of a six-and-a-half-year-old girl, wields mysticism in one hand and cultivation in the other, turning the family business into a global model and gradually mending her broken family. Then, when her fated opponent, bearing the power of the nation’s destiny and its dragon veins, appears once more, she tilts her head and smiles:

“Are you ready for this old ancestor…”