Gold Medal Cultivation Tutor

Li Yun, a teacher who only charges if her students pass the postgraduate or civil service exams, transmigrates into a cultivation world.

She has no strength to lift a chicken, her dantian is a wreck, and this body has no chance of cultivating to immortality.

Li Yun looks around. She's on a quiet, uninhabited mountain, complete with hills, water, fields, and a house.

The skies are clear, the breeze is gentle and continuous. Before dawn, phoenixes sing to wake you up, and after sunset, a few dragon scales provide lighting.

Li Yun is delighted.

Isn't this the perfect study room?

White noise, alarm clocks, and electric lights: it's got everything.

No one to disturb her, but with mountains and water all around, she can lose herself in her studies and live self-sufficiently.

She looks at the few troublemakers inexplicably dumped on her mountain and understands.

Got it. I'm here to reform underachievers!

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The Sword Venerable's disappointing youngest daughter, the Music Immortal's second son who can't learn a thing, and the Beast Sect's half-blood son whom nobody likes.

The three most scorned people in the cultivation world have all been dumped on Li Yun's mountain.

Everyone is waiting for a laugh: the Sword Venerable's daughter is arrogant and unruly, the Music Immortal's son is timid and useless, and there's no need to mention the Beast Sect's despised half-blood. With his mixed bloodline, no talent for beast taming, and cold, eccentric nature, he'll never amount to anything.

When the demon realm launches a massive invasion, Li Yun, who seems no different from an ordinary mortal, passes by with her three useless disciples.

Only then do the people of the cultivation world experience for the first time what a truly powerful cultivator is. Terrifying beyond belief.

*The blurb may be tweaked, but the outline will stay the same.

**While others follow the heartless path, my female lead cultivates the way of the master. She's an ordinary person early on, but becomes the strongest in the world later.

Theme: Helping others is helping yourself.