Five female college graduates, fresh out of school and so frustrated by their job hunt that they’re questioning everything, decide to spend their last savings on a spontaneous graduation trip.
During the trip, they miss a step and tumble into a cave, only to transmigrate together to a cultivation world overrun by monsters, where humanity is constantly under attack.
The good news: They awaken the Sisterly Unity, Wish Fulfillment System.
The bad news: The System has one deadly requirement: the five of them must be completely united.
Song Qingyue, Su Nianwei, Lin Miaoyin, Zhao Shuanghua, and Gu Yinghuo are five close friends with wildly different personalities. From then on, they’re all tied to the same sinking ship.
Clap their hands and call out, and whatever they want appears: moonlight sword spirits, mechanical airships, healing melodies, shadow servants, flame laser cannons. As long as all five are of one mind, they can summon anything.
And yet these same five burst onto the scene from the monster battlefield of the Great Tang Empire, fighting their way through one level after another, collecting treasures, raising pets, and helping each other while getting in one another’s way. In the end, they stand at the front line of the war between humanity and the monsters, becoming the most unreliable, most ridiculous, and also most unbeatable “Sisterhood Era” in the Myriad Worlds.
Their cultivation methods are absurd, their fighting style is chaotic, their System is fragile, and their sisterly bond is as flimsy as plastic. But they have one advantage no one else can match:
As long as all five are united, there’s nothing they can’t summon.
“Clap your hands, call out, and whatever you want appears!”
Whether they fight monsters or start arguing first after clapping their hands is another matter entirely.
