I Opened My Eyes a Century Later

As a mighty cultivator of her age, Si Qing is a once-in-a-millennium genius of the immortal sects. She becomes an elder at a remarkably young age.

Gifted and unconventional, she often puts forward bold ideas that break with tradition, gradually making countless enemies.

On a dark and windy night, a group of mighty cultivators conspire to ambush and kill her in secret. To the outside world, they claim she suffered a cultivation deviation and died tragically.

When Si Qing opens her eyes again, a hundred years have passed in the mortal realm, and she has been reborn into an ordinary farming family.

After what happened, she's disheartened and decides to become a true villain: selfish, self-serving, and indifferent to what happens to others.

So she joins a notorious evil sect, vowing to stir up trouble in the future.

Little does she know that in the years since her death...

The young heir she once defeated breaks with his family and defies his own principles to seek a way to bring her back to life.

Her distant, aloof senior brother investigates the true cause of her death, turns his sword against the elders and his fellow disciples, and falls into demonic cultivation, consumed by bloodlust.

And the rival who always argued with her becomes a monster, neither fully human nor demon, in order to fulfill her long-held wish.

Another person sets out to slaughter, one by one, the mighty cultivators who were there that day. Ruthless and merciless, they throw the entire cultivation world into chaos by their own hand.

Si Qing knows nothing of the reasons behind it all. She can only wonder how all her old friends managed to go mad in such different ways after a century apart.

She laments how turbulent the world has become, then can't help worrying about her still-delicate little disciple. He's obedient and sweet, quiet but thoughtful, and blushes whenever she teases him. He's so easy to bully.

She died so suddenly, and just before the incident, she kissed him while drunk...

Without his master, how will he survive in this chaotic world?

Si Qing: I really shouldn't have died so young.

Just then, the sect's disciples bow and say, "Greetings, Sect Master."

Si Qing looks up and sees a handsome face, dangerous and sinister, and not the least bit delicate.

"..."

She thinks: At least I'm dead.

[Good-natured woman trying hard to be bad x corrupted, mad puppy-like man] (The male lead's characterization is tentative and may change.)

Theme: Good people are rewarded