In the winter of Yuanshuo's fourth year, spiritual qi revived during the reign of Emperor Wu of Han. Demonic beasts ran rampant, and Emperor Wu issued an edict to the empire, ordering local officials to recommend people of extraordinary abilities to exterminate evil beings.
While playing a full-dive cultivation game, Luo Xuefei transmigrated to the Han dynasty under Emperor Wu without realizing it. Her flashy monster-hunting caught the eye of Yi Zong, the then Governor of Nanyang, who recommended her for government service.
And so the seventeen-year-old cultivation girl was forced to begin her career in the Han dynasty bureaucracy.
But it was only a game, after all.
She had to look cool while slaying demons, talk back to annoying coworkers, do whatever she pleased, and never even take her superiors seriously.
After pulling stunts like this time and again, she not only became hugely popular, but... got promoted?
By the time she realized she had transmigrated, she'd already shown off in front of Emperor Wu, mouthed off to Wei Qing, and fought Huo Qubing...
Now she'd not only made it into the Great Han bureaucracy, she'd even earned the title of Divine Maiden.
Luo Xuefei covered her face. She simply couldn't bring herself to open her eyes, hoping it was all an illusion...
But it had come to this, so she could only keep showing off.
Extra scene:
Emperor Wu realized Luo Xuefei was unlike the other sorcerers: she was both mystical and powerful. He wanted to bring her under his command.
So he asked, "Would you be willing to enter the palace?"
Luo Xuefei shot him a sidelong glance. "Even you go looking for someone young and fresh..."
Emperor Wu: "...Get out."
The next day, after morning court, Huo Qubing was kept behind by the emperor, who ordered, "Go capture the Divine Maiden."
Huo Qubing: "I'll need quite a few soldiers. I'll go make the arrangements right away."
Emperor Wu sighed. "That's not what I meant by capture."
Huo Qubing seemed to understand, and a blush crept across his cheeks.
Couple: A girl who seems bold and carefree, but is actually an immature, chuunibyou, vengeful, high self-esteem cheat-level powerhouse VS a young general who seems aloof and arrogant, but is actually passionate, outspoken, sincere, noble, and daring in love
PS: A feel-good power fantasy about showing off and dazzling people every day. The heroine is an invincible powerhouse in a slice-of-life story.
Theme: When your heart has chosen a direction, nothing can stand in your way
The strangest thing I see now is that the heroine uses the player's perspective without knowing that she has traveled through time. As a result, although it is clearly from the perspective of the player, the behavior of the time traveler is systematic. When faced with things, the reaction of the time traveler is basically the reaction that a time traveler would have. The player's perspective and the time traveler's perspective respond to the same thing completely differently! You, the author, wrote exactly the same thing. This is not just a matter of the collapse of combat power. The reactions of the surrounding humans were also very strange, as if they had opened their eyes in advance and knew that the heroine was a good person. So when facing the heroine who is clearly an immortal, she adopts the same attitude as facing a mortal with great martial arts skills. Not right either. There is no fear of facing mortals with high martial arts skills. The Han Dynasty people in the article are like modern Chinese stupid roe deer students who went to the United States and said to me, "Show me if your gun works." There is no fear at all for a man who can decide his life or death at will. Well, the author, you are writing about the socialist Han Dynasty, right? Why don't you read martial arts novels and see what attitudes ordinary people in them have towards people with martial arts skills? The heroine is even one step further than a warrior, she is an immortal! As a result, neither the officials nor the people felt any fear, not even awe. Even the feeling of facing ordinary people with some ability was awesome.
The author is great, I like the setting very much, but looking back, I think of course what you wrote is true, it is too childish. A reader pointed out a very obvious problem before The heroine's behavior so far is really that of a fairy At least in the eyes of the indigenous people But isn't everyone's attitude towards a god a bit too OOC? Given the superstitious atmosphere in ancient times, it would be a bit normal for a bunch of people to kneel down after a miracle is shown. The attitude of the current writing is that the natives only treat the heroine as a mortal with some ability. Most people read the copy and the title of the novel, and click on it to see someone pretending to be a fairy. Except for the first chapter where there are not many reactions from mortals, which made me feel a little bit happy, there is nothing else that makes me feel happy. There are some particularly well-written articles about pretending to be goddesses. To show respect, I will not mention the names of the articles. You have already written that the author is a cultivator of immortality. If he can fly in the sky, wouldn't everyone think he is an immortal? He is a god, so is his attitude towards gods too harsh? In ancient times, people paid great attention to the divine right of kings. They attached great importance to some visions of heaven and earth, thinking that it was God's punishment for the country or something like that. Even if you, the author, particularly like historical figures, you should at least have a little understanding of the theological atmosphere in ancient times. You are already writing novels of this type. If it were really in ancient times, I don't think that after an immortal came down, a bunch of people would surround him and throw him around. I'm a little helpless to complain 💔
I didn't think it was OOC, I just felt that the strength of the heroine, a so-called cultivator and goddess, was really useless and extremely weak. It is known in the article that ordinary people will die if they fight monsters, and they need an army to kill them, that is, one monster is equal to an army, and then the heroine can kill the monster instantly with one sword, which means that the heroine is much stronger than the monster. If calculated equally, it means that the heroine is much stronger than an army. As a result, in this case, a single soldier is almost as good as Wei Qing. Does that mean Wei Qing is stronger than an army?! This isn't your problem with OOC anymore, it's because your combat power has collapsed!
It's normal that they can't beat the heroine. How can ordinary people do it so well? Even the ceiling among ordinary people can't do it. They are not in the same system and cannot be compared. Besides, the heroine also has system bonuses [Lie flat]
This is an immortal who can kill monsters and easily take out the elixir to restore youth! You promised her a blank check to work and then told her to put up with it? Don't all Han people regard the heroine as a fool? [Covering face, laughing and crying]
Did these two people find that the heroine was more anxious to kill monsters than they were, so they turned around and manipulated the heroine? Otherwise, how could this unique buyer's market (the only capable person known to them who can easily kill monsters) dare to do such embarrassing things?
It's so frustrating to watch, they're all cheating, they're all cultivating immortality, and they're being led around by the nose, it makes people's minds choked up 💔
Is your work and leadership making things difficult for you, teacher? Still seduced by the game 😭
In the end, there were still some private goods inside, and Li Guang was black and Wei Huo was praised. As expected, the butt determines the head.
This kind of true immortal is still too arrogant if he still wants to use mid-level tactics.