The cultivation world believes in a closed loop of cause and effect.
Cause and effect are its guiding principles, while spiritual veins are its foundation.
There is no such thing as “choosing the fruit”; only “sow a cause and reap its fruit.”
Feng Shishui was born into the Feng family with her memories intact, yet she was the only one in the entire Feng Family Village without a spiritual root.
The worst of the worst, she was treated even worse than the laborers who came from ordinary villages to work there.
She lived in fear, struggling to get by until she was five and a half, and planned to leave as soon as she could support herself.
Then, at her second aunt’s funeral, she saw the cause behind her aunt’s fate and found her own path.
The one who cultivates the Dao of cause and effect is the most carefree and easygoing, paying no heed to cause and effect.
The one who cultivates the body to break through the Dao is the most timid and adorably awkward, with an obsession with cleanliness.
(Not a traditional cultivation novel. It all comes from my imagination; basically, it’s all made up. Reader discretion advised.)
Probably no CP.
