[Unhinged, no romance + insane genius heroine transmigrates into another's body + adored by all + ensemble cast]
There's not much to say. It's just an ordinary story.
Nothing more than Ning Qiushui, a perfect campus beauty with an IQ of 160-plus, from Thirteen Schools, dying a horrible death and transmigrating into a BL cultivation novel as Shen Yu, the master tormented for most of her life by her half-demon disciple, then spending two and a half perfectly ordinary years there.
Nothing more than beating up the System and making it her lackey, raising seven disciples who “scatter like loose sand when together, yet make a name for themselves across the world when apart”; acting like a preschool teacher for her disciples, a peer counselor for her colleagues, and an academic advisor for her subordinates; and reaching an astonishing level of success in her career without breaking a sweat, resolving the human-demon conflict that had lasted three thousand years, and becoming the embodiment of the extraordinary, the focus of everyone's attention, the unbelievable, and the all-powerful.
Nothing more than returning to avenge her past life, then turning around and continuing her studies, still aiming to become the perfect goddess on a universal scale.
Really. Just two and a half perfectly ordinary years.
Yep. That's pretty much the whole story.
[The Third House of Thirteen Schools is dedicated to the perfect campus beauty, Ning Qiushui!]
The hostess's setting is superb! The portrayal of the feeling of being trapped in a time travel after being raped and killed is very real, and the subsequent crazy behavior is logical, not like a saint, not pretentious, attacking people, fighting monsters, and cleaning up troubles neatly, with a charming physique but no emotional line, and the setting of focusing on career is too good.
The logic of the plot is online. From the heroine traveling through the violent beating system to resisting the original plot and gaining a foothold in the world of immortality, every step is logical. There are no redundant bloody plots, the excitement is dense and not exaggerated, and it is good to follow.
The heroine's crazy comments are not unreasonable. She carries the anger and desire for revenge from being hurt in her previous life. She acts decisively without being pretentious, protecting her shortcomings and being strong. The plot of beating up the system and using magic to improve your life is very interesting, and the pace is neat and not draggy.
It's quite good, but the word count is a bit short, and sometimes I don't quite understand some parts. I read it a few times.