Xiao Yin thought she would shatter the void, attain the Dao, and become an immortal. But when she opened her eyes, she found herself in an unfamiliar world.
As it turned out, Heaven’s trials were only just beginning.
(She visits each world twice, with a long gap in between. The story follows routes such as “meeting again years later,” “reuniting after never forgetting each other,” and “mending a broken relationship.” The first visit focuses on careers and is covered in detail; the second focuses on romance and is told more briefly. Chapter titles make it easy to jump to specific sections.)
1. Youthful school life (cringey, over-the-top style, brace yourself):
Cultivators don’t believe in science. (Immortals know nothing about math or science. Please save this arts student who’s terrible at those subjects!) (Chapters 1–25, return in chapters 77–79.)
2. The futuristic interstellar world:
The only black-haired, black-eyed girl in the entire universe. (The crippled princess of the empire has incredible charm!) (Chapters 25–45, return in chapter 80.)
3. An alternate ancient world:
Personally train the emperor, the heir, and the rest. (Puppy-like boy and General Xiao.) (Chapters 45–62, return in chapter 81.)
4. The modern entertainment world:
A star bursts onto the scene, beautiful and sweet-voiced, and that’s her! (She’s beautiful, sweet-voiced, and loves shrimp. Could she be a mermaid?) (Chapters 63–76, return in chapter 82.)
[The author’s recently completed novel, She Performs Idol Dramas in the Cultivation World, is also available. Please check it out~]
Qing Jie was born to a sword demon and a werewolf.
The Demon Lord was troubled. “There are no cultivation techniques in the demon realm suited to your kind. Why not go look among the righteous cultivators?”
Qing Jie: ???
The Demon Lord tossed her into the righteous sects
And from then on, the cultivation world entered a golden age of artistic works, with one idol drama after another.
(The Three Thousand Illusions: Cultivators’ spiritual senses enter minor worlds and take on new identities to temper their state of mind.)
@The young lord of the Xianhua Sect is devoted to cultivation and knows nothing of love?
She is his childhood sweetheart, giving her all without asking for anything in return. In the end, heartbroken, she marries someone else, teaching him a lesson!
@The head of the Wanyin Sect is charming and passionate, with countless confidantes?
“Those who love too deeply find their affections growing thin; passion breeds resentment, and resentment runs deep.”
@The Buddha’s disciple is pure in body and mind, untouched by worldly affairs?
She tells him of beautiful mountains and rivers and strange new tales, but never of romantic love. Yet in his eyes, she becomes the very embodiment of worldly desire that he cannot escape. Buddha, you have no successor!
“Monk, if you’ve never entered the world, how can you cut yourself off from worldly desires?”
The righteous geniuses who entered the Three Thousand Illusions to train alongside Qing Jie all found their cultivation stuck at a bottleneck after leaving. Qing Jie’s fame soared, and she was dubbed “The Cultivation World’s Greatest Tribulation of Love”!
The Demon Lord was stunned. His spy was that powerful!?
Qing Jie was unruffled. “They just can’t get out of character.”
Now that’s what you call “subduing the enemy without fighting”! (Leans back tactically.)
Until one day, it was Qing Jie’s turn to enter the illusion.
The illusion was riddled with transmigrators.
Theme:
Hahaha, I can laugh and cry
Oh my God, it's great. I love it.
Woo woo woo woo, it's gone. The ending was unexpected, there is a sequel! Also, thank you for the limited fee!
Finished with flowers, no cp is the best
I feel the author's efforts in writing emotional lines, but... It's really not suitable
Hahahahahaha. . . Brother, it's so interesting. . .
Ah! It's over!!!
Dad, what's your next book? If it's a quick time travel, I'd like to see it.
Originally, the education that people in ancient times received was to reproduce and have more children, not to mention being an emperor, so the heroine was a bit disappointed, but I think she was more relieved and understanding but not accepting.
Ah, it looks good. . . .