Cultivating the Dao as Consort Qi in the Qing Dynasty

Since she had inherited this body, she might as well fulfill the karmic ties attached to it. This body had long dreamed of marrying the Fourth Prince, so she would marry him. But if he wanted her heart, she had none to give. Throughout this journey, she never lost sight of her original goal: to devote herself to cultivation, so she could shatter the void and ascend to the spirit realm as soon as possible. Content warnings: 1. The heroine marries because of a vow of the heart. From beginning to end, her heart belongs only to the Great Dao. She has a personal space and can cultivate, but she absolutely will not teach the male lead how to cultivate or share her space with him. 2. The heroine sees herself as a cultivator and everyone else as an unarmed mortal. To avoid creating too much karma, she often lets the cannon fodder run wild. Some readers may find parts of the story frustrating. Theme: The heroine actively begins her life with a benevolent heart.