A Self-Cultivation Guide for the Xianxia Female Lead

Welcome to my author page. Please favorite my new story, Notes on a Convict's Eldest Son Entering Officialdom Through the Imperial Exams. On the first day the Gaokao results came out, a certain young man named Zhuo, who had just become the top science-track student in his province, died. He died, but not completely. He transmigrated into a scholarly Zhuo clan and became the six-year-old eldest grandson of the main branch. It sounds pretty good, but the family patriarch had backed the wrong side in the succession struggle and been beheaded. His three sons, each with a promising future and official honors of their own, had been exiled with their entire families to remote Shuo Prefecture in the far north to serve as laborers. Zhuo Siheng thought he had drawn a survival-at-all-costs script, so he devoted himself to learning practical survival skills. He never expected that a few years later, a new emperor would ascend the throne and grant a general amnesty. The Zhuo family would be cleared of its convict status, but returning to their ancestral home was out of the question. The poor, remote borderlands of Shuo Prefecture still needed development, so they were given the status of ordinary citizens and told to stop complaining. From then on, the young man decided that since he was no longer the descendant of convicts and could sit the imperial exams to enter officialdom, he would use exams to change his fate and fight his way back! After all, he had transmigrated just after taking the Gaokao, while his intellect was still at its peak, and he had brought all the knowledge in his head with him. It was like a kitten meowing excitedly: everything was simply wonderful! Unfortunately, he was a science student. In an era when the imperial examinations tested only the humanities, changing his fate was as difficult as climbing to heaven. But even if it was ninefold heaven, he might still be able to climb it. He reaches for the Big Dipper from the domed heavens; the sky is high, but I grow stronger still. This is the story of a brilliant young man growing strong and rising to the highest ranks of officialdom, with all the satisfaction of watching him grow. It is also the story of him leading a family of convicts back to prominence as a distinguished clan. There is romance, but not much; there is farming, but not much; there is daily life, mostly as a change of pace; there is a cute female lead, and only one; the main focus is on building a career, especially the imperial exams and officialdom, as well as personal growth and realizing one's ideals. Of course, you could also think of this story as an "arena-style" competition novel about taking the imperial exams and becoming an official in ancient times. That's a handy way to enjoy it. One-line blurb: Transmigrate into the body of a disgraced person and restore a once-renowned family. Who says you have to avoid the female lead to stay safe after transmigrating into the villainess of a cultivation novel? Ning Shu transmigrates as the villainess in a cultivation novel. Along with correcting her values, staying true to herself, and struggling to pursue the Great Dao, she forms a 2B+GIRLS duo with the original female lead... and throws the sect into a storm of bloodshed... A guide to this story's cute points and potential pitfalls: 1. The genuinely kind and pure original female lead is not vilified. They're two good girls. Why should they fight each other? 2. She doesn't steal the original male lead. There are plenty of two-legged males in the world. Since the original female and male leads are in love and well suited, why not let them be and find someone new? 3. She doesn't steal the original female lead's lucky opportunities either. Same reason as above, and it earns good karma... 4. This story is pretty silly. It isn't as rigorous as orthodox cultivation novels, and is light and cheerful, so it isn't for readers who like to scrutinize every detail. My new story, Immortal Madness, Daoist Bones, is now underway. Please favorite it↓↓↓ Click below↓↓↓ Welcome to today's Fuyu Mountain Broadcast. The main stories this episode: our sect's sword cultivator numbers have hit a historic low, down fifty percentage points from the same period last year. After the former guardian elder ascended, their number plunged from two to one. Sect Leader Tianyang Daojun has issued an important directive: our sole remaining sword cultivator, Zhuo Niexin, must be given special training. She has therefore been appointed the new guardian elder and will take up her post immediately. Now, here's our sect reporter with a report from the appointment ceremony. A more normal introduction: Zhuo Niexin has never devoted herself to the Dao, but the Dao has devoted itself to her... Just as she plans to muddle through her cultivation career, she discovers there is another way to cultivate: going completely crazy... Theme: