Long-life cultivation + no romance + strong female lead + playing the pig to eat the tiger + martial arts world + farming and political intrigue + transmigration to another world.
At eight years old, Su Qinghuan joins the Lingyun Sect and spends three thousand years wholeheartedly cultivating the Heartless Dao, without a trace of worldly attachment.
On the day she is to overcome her tribulation and ascend, a strange rift in space sweeps her away. When she opens her eyes again, she finds herself in a mortal world entirely devoid of spiritual energy.
Her cultivation is gone, and she is gravely wounded. An ordinary village woman saves her. After three thousand years of a cool, detached Dao heart, Su Qinghuan instinctively keeps the whole world at a distance. Yet, under the woman's gentle care, day after day, a warm crack finally opens in her frozen heart.
For the first time, she understands that one need not cultivate immortality or seek eternal life. The everyday bustle of mortal life, its firewood, rice, oil, salt, and simple meals, is the most genuine kind of life there is.
She settles in the small village and quietly enjoys the years of ordinary life. Only after the woman and her family pass away one after another does she set out alone, traveling across the lands of the Nine Provinces. She witnesses political intrigue and the rise and fall of dynasties, sees the deceit and treachery of the martial world, and experiences partings, death, national feuds, and family grudges. Amid the many facets of human life, she comes to know the full weight of the world's vicissitudes.
At last, she comprehends the true meaning of the Heartless Dao, and her Dao heart reaches perfection.
The years pass, and the world changes beyond recognition. When she returns to that little village, the once remote and quiet place has long since grown into a bustling town. The town still tells the legend of an outsider woman who once saved the entire village!
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