The male antagonist was born with a single spiritual root. He was a cultivation prodigy who entered the story as an inner-sect disciple.
The female protagonist has five spiritual roots, and is commonly dismissed as a cultivation failure. At the start, she isn't even an outer-sect disciple; she's only a servant disciple.
As the male prodigy grows stronger, his arrogance grows too. He wants to destroy the Ten Thousand Demons Realm and establish human supremacy.
The female protagonist rises from a failure to become a genius. As she grows, she becomes more even-tempered and powerful, protecting a world where immortals, demons, and mortals live in harmony and equality.
The male antagonist wants to take the mortal female protagonist as his cultivation partner, but she has no interest in him.
Rejected by her, and with their views on how humans and demons should coexist at odds, the conflict between the two sides leads to a decisive battle.
One gets a groveling quest to win back love; the other believes her fate is in her own hands.
Content warnings:
1. This is a story of three female protagonists growing together with their families, beloved pets, and friends, with a focus on sisterly bonds.
2. A slow burn, not fast-paced. No female rivalry. The writing is healing, lighthearted, and fun. I hope it can ease your anxieties and help you heal from your wounds, so you can find happiness in the end.
3. No gender-based attacks or mindless negative reviews, please. Please take note, take note, take note: this story has no golden finger and no power-fantasy moments, and it doesn't fit the Jinjiang mainstream. It's about an ordinary girl who can become a prodigy through perseverance. The story later takes on a more serious tone.
Theme: Even those born ordinary can achieve greatness
