Gao Yuexuan once thought she had two homes.
One was the Gao household, where she was born and raised. The other was the sect she had joined when she was three.
But when she came of age for marriage,
Madam Liu, her mother, said sternly, “A woman should marry when she grows up. You should have settled down and found a husband by now. The Gao household is no place for you.”
The master of Moonshade Peak shut the gates tight. “You were born a noblewoman. Since you have no chance of becoming an immortal, you should not keep wandering in the wilderness.”
She had thought herself the luckiest of all, unlike her sisters, who had been confined to their little corner of the world since birth, or her senior brother, whose family had been destroyed by demons, leaving him with no home.
It turned out that in this world, one plus one could equal zero.
Was she really supposed to suppress her own wishes, accept some random marriage, retreat into a household compound, and spend her life beneath a patch of sky bounded by four walls with a man she had never met, knowing exactly where it would end?
Madam Liu gently blew the steam off her tea. “Does she know she was wrong?”
Peak Master Ming casually lit an incense stick. “When is she getting married?”
Servant/Disciple: “Reporting! The eldest young lady/eldest senior sister packed her bags and says she’s going across the sea to become a witch!”
Gao Yuexuan set foot on unfamiliar land, taking in the geometric stone buildings in the distance.
The busy port was full of people coming and going. There seemed to be so many of them, all Westerners dressed in loose wizard robes. And yet it felt as if she were all alone, an Eastern woman in a round-collared robe patterned with butterflies.
She knew she had acted recklessly and had been abandoned by everyone for this journey. Her heart was full of regret and confusion.
Until
After paying a hefty tuition fee, her purse began to sing its lonely “empty city” song.
Confusion could wait. Grief could pause. First things first, she had to make some money.
“Miss from the East, interested in hearing about the Seaheart Vortex League?”
As the tournament went on, commentators and spectators stared in astonishment at the new competitor brutally electrocuting demons.
Wait, what? Wasn’t she supposed to be a clueless first-year newbie who knew nothing about magic?
Theme: Live as your true self
How is it possible to cultivate immortality without immortality? You've already established your foundation, but you still haven't had any chance of becoming an immortal? So what is considered immortality? Only if you can ascend? Then no one here can have immortality. This logic doesn't hold true. How come a daughter who is a cultivator in the family is worth more than marrying and having children, but yet a daughter with magical powers is required to marry an ordinary person? Is your brain ailing? It's better to say that you can't practice without the celestial being, but if you have the magical karma…
Why does it feel like it's specifically designed to force the heroine to leave? Since she can't cultivate immortality, but she wants to cultivate immortality. Although he has no destiny to become immortal, why can't he cultivate?
I don't understand the need for this beginning. She just stepped into the magic world and walked directly through it. What's the point of creating a group of incense spirits?
The author is not good at writing. In order to force the heroine to switch from cultivating immortality to studying witchcraft abroad, he forcibly set up a twisted and perverted environment. The master who kicked the heroine out of the master because she had no immortality and sarcastically mocked the mother who forced the heroine's family. But the writing is illogical, and the heroine's sadness and depression seem ridiculous. The early stage is too depressing and not good to watch.
Woohoo, hello, professors. . .
Teacher, why don't you start a paragraph review? I laughed when I saw them saying hello.
I'm so touched. After all these years, I finally feel like watching a meteor shower 🙏
Well, very familiar game mechanics.
I need to save up to see it again! I swear!
I finished watching it again [changed] I would have known better and saved it