Everyone else grows through enlightenment. She grows by stocking up.
Ling Wanqing is human, but has pink dragon horns (which appear later), and works as a low-level maintenance worker at a company.
On her first day at work, her assignment brief reads: “Please proceed to a world bubble on the verge of collapse and carry out fragment repair work.”
In plain language: remove the world's pollution.
But as she picks things up, she realizes something's not right...
When others cultivate a world, they “borrow” space, laws, and the power of heaven and earth.
When she repairs a world, she simply “grows” one inside herself.
Others have to reach the Domain Realm to “possess space.”
She starts “growing space” back in the Limit-Breaking Realm.
Others first get a container, then fill it. Her space and laws grow together.
Others have to “turn” the space they've borrowed into their own. She doesn't, because she never borrowed any in the first place.
The angrier she gets, the stronger she becomes. Her glowing red horns are basically an emotional indicator.
Can't win? She bursts into power and punches above her level. Worn out afterward? Eat a good meal, get some sleep, and she's back to being a fine young dragon.
Two female leads. The dragon bloodline appears in the second arc, after which the story takes off.
The heroine is a hilarious little schemer who loves putting on an act. The second heroine is a cold-faced sword cultivator, and other characters include an HR mentor who's always short on money. Come see what else they're up to!
