The Buddhist Maiden

[Not a wish-fulfillment story + character growth and plot-driven + Buddhist cultivators + ensemble cast + no transmigration]

No empty posturing, unhinged characters who are really just playing childish games, or useless people who talk more than they act.

The heroine has only one word: Do it!

A Li was once a sweet, naive country girl whose whole life seemed easy to predict.

Farm the land, feed the chickens, get married, have children, buy the same rouge the city folk use, and get a pretty new outfit for the holidays.

People capable of moving mountains and overturning seas were stars she could never reach in her lifetime.

Her father had told her that no one in their family had the aptitude to cultivate!

A Li only cared about whether she’d have enough to eat for three meals a day and when her backside would finally get bigger.

Then one day, a group of ruthless cultivators arrived in the remote Peach Blossom Bay. A Li’s fiancé and his whole family were slaughtered, and she swallowed the glittering object.

From that moment on, mountains were no longer mountains, and water was no longer water. The naive girl grew up overnight.

Ahead lay a long, dark night, mountains of corpses, love, hatred, and partings…