Junior Sister, Stop Overworking! Our Sect Just Wants to Hitch a Ride to Ascension

I’m not writing this anymore. It’s a terrible ending. Don’t read it.

Alternate title: Spring Breeze Crosses the Mist Again.

Two souls in one body, cultivation, ensemble cast, no main female lead, everyone is the protagonist, no CP, beloved junior sister, fan cultivator + talisman cultivator, dual cultivation, genius protagonist, extremely slow pacing.

Jing Qingyuan suffered from ALS (readers don’t need to know what that is; it’s a disease similar to being in a vegetative state), and life was worse than death. One day, she transmigrated into a book, into the body of a cannon-fodder supporting female character in a cultivation novel who had the same name but a different character, Jing Qingyuan, and began her life as a cultivator.

Senior brothers and sisters?

No trouble at all. I saved them.

The original male and female leads?

No trouble at all. I killed them.

Opportunities?

No trouble at all. I took them.

After all, why should the world unfold according to the male and female leads’ worldview and be considered the right path? She was going to use her own strength to make sure her senior brothers and sisters no longer became stepping stones on the female lead’s righteous path.

The junior sister is goofy and loves to slack off... Who knew she’d lead the villainous, declining sect to ascension?

The whole sect is full of villainous cannon fodder, but the junior sister’s competitive drive is carrying the entire sect!

I’m no good at writing blurbs. Read the story!

A note from the author

I read about this “ALS” in another novel, and it suddenly came to mind today.

That’s all. Go read the story.