The Taoist Girl

Su Que transmigrated into the cultivation world and, after a great deal of effort, became a powerful figure in a major sect. With only the final tribulation of the Nine Heavens left before ascension, she resolutely chose to stay in the cultivation world to watch over her disciples. She had only just enjoyed a few days of a retired official's leisurely life.

...She transmigrated back to the modern world. Again?

And she was still in the form of her fourteen-year-old self, after sleeping somewhere in a Taoist temple for three hundred years?

...Thank goodness she had a great-nephew three hundred years ago who later became a Taoist priest. Otherwise, Su Que could guarantee she wouldn't have woken up whole in that dilapidated temple, but somewhere else she couldn't talk about.

Now, former cultivation-world powerhouse and current undocumented girl Su Que had discovered that, apart from studying, the most important thing was making money.

Her great-great-great-grand-disciple was nearly too poor to keep the little Taoist temple afloat.

Thinking of that made the powerhouse, who cultivated both Buddhism and Taoism and ultimately specialized in talismans, want to strangle the bastard Heavenly Dao.

Serenity and non-action? A heart consumed by anger?

Heh. Have any of you heard of the Victorious Fighting Buddha?

Su Que, outwardly cultivating both Buddhist and Confucian ways but inwardly following the natural way of Taoism, began seriously considering whether she could set up a fortune-telling stall at the Buddhist temple next door.

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