Song Nanshi transmigrated into a book.
She became the vicious cannon-fodder character with the most gruesome death in three different novels: jealous of her junior sister, colluding with the demonic path, and ultimately slain by her senior brother with a single sword strike that scattered her soul.
She wakes up at the scene of a poisoning, with the whole sect waiting to watch her die. She tosses out a spiritual-vein optimization plan instead: “Can this buy me my life?”
The sect: ?
From then on, the cultivation world gained a woman who worked harder than the Heavenly Dao.
While others secluded themselves for three years, she planned a ten-year resource supply chain. While others relied on inherited knowledge to make pills, she built an assembly line for mass production. When her sect cut off her resources, she dug up a hidden spiritual vein beneath the Cliff of Reflection. While the Heavenly Dao favored the protagonists, she built a commercial empire spanning both the righteous and demonic paths.
The protagonists relied on their halos; she relied on her brains. The protagonists cultivated as the mood took them; she made Gantt charts for her cultivation.
From a marginal cannon-fodder character to the one who set the rules of the cultivation world, Song Nanshi believed in just one thing:
“If the Heavenly Dao won’t give it to me, I’ll take it myself.”
The male lead, Qi Yuan, is the senior brother of the Wu Liang Sect. He appears to be a prodigy of the righteous path, but is actually an ancient Demon Venerable reborn. At first, he only wanted to use this suddenly clever junior sister. But the more he used her...
“She looks at spirit stones with more feeling than she looks at me.”
A record of a Demon Venerable’s late-stage descent into darkness.
