An Ode to the Venerable Lord Ronghua

Hualang, the revered leader of the demonic sect, took Chu Lan as his first disciple at sixteen. At twenty-six, the sect held a martial arts tournament. Yan Li took first place, and Hualang, drunk, took on another disciple. Hualang had practiced the sect's secret art, The Art of Passionless Detachment, for years, but remained stuck at the eighth level. By chance, she realized the art could only reach perfection if practiced by a man and a woman together. Who would have guessed the person with the best aptitude was the young disciple she had just taken in? The young disciple gradually won the revered leader's favor, while the eldest disciple flew into a rage, left his master, and betrayed the sect. P.S. I want to write something a little different. The cultivation is serious, and the art is successfully mastered. The protagonist, Hualang, is passionless and loveless. Her disciples compete for her, but the revered leader doesn't care. Theme: Women should be independent and strong