Upcoming:
"My Master Left Me with His Credit Card Debt from the Start": A cultivation-world harem adventure about a female lead who gets into debt even as she pays it off.
"Why Is My Lazy Junior Brother Like This?": An adventure in which a lazy junior disciple is forced to keep switching seamlessly between getting back on his feet and lying flat.
What's worse than transmigrating?
Finding out that you're a disciple of the Heartless Dao, but you've already joined the infamous Acacia Sect, and changing sects is basically impossible. If your Dao heart is damaged, nothing can be done to save it. If you don't strive to improve, you'll just wait to die, and if your cultivation stagnates, Heaven will strike you down.
As a disciple of the Acacia Sect, Chu Sheng figures the most important thing she needs to learn on the path of cultivation is how to become a successful player in the eyes of others, and keep smiling as she lives on : )
The unserious blurb:
There's an old saying in the cultivation world: Those who cultivate the Heartless Dao don't talk about ascending to immortality.
The first person to cultivate the Heartless Dao inexplicably suffered a shattered Dao heart and ended up living a life of closed-door romance with a demon-cultivator partner. The second didn't lose their Dao heart, but left the path of cultivation for the sake of love. The third kept their Dao heart steady, but after their disciple got the better of them, switched paths for love...
Under these circumstances, Chu Sheng, who can only cultivate the Heartless Dao despite being in the Acacia Sect, turns people down with lines like, "Sorry, but I cultivate the Heartless Dao..." Only to get responses like these:
"Is this some new kind of roleplay? You're pretty wild, huh?"
"Trust me, I'll show you how sincere I am."
"It's fine, I am too. We're made for each other."
And:
"The Acacia Sect? Isn't that even more exciting?!"
Chu Sheng, who has her heart set on the Dao: "..."
You people... No, is there something wrong with this whole cultivation world?!
About the female lead's name:
As the protagonist of my very first original novel, Chu Sheng means a lot to me. She's not only my "first voice," the first time I've truly spoken through my writing, but also my "birth," as she finally meets everyone after countless twists and turns. And her name also means "first light," as I hope her life will be full of hope, like the red sun at dawn.
I hope I can write her a life she won't regret looking back on years from now.
The first in a Heartless Dao trilogy. Everyone with romantic feelings will have a one-sided crush on the female lead. She'll be a resolutely heartless Dao cultivator from start to finish, with no reciprocation. Enjoy as you please.
My writing is immature and the plotting is rough. Please go easy on me if you spot any shortcomings.
Theme: Take responsibility, and good things will follow
It fits the stereotype very well, the Hehuan sect is rich and the sword cultivator is poor [covering face and laughing] [covering face and crying]
Are even the sword cultivators of the Sword Palace so poor? So simple looking [Panda head]
Er, didn't I say before that heaven stipulates that you can't change sects? ? ?
Regardless of what I should say, after reading the introduction, my only thought was - wouldn't it be great to practice the ruthless path in the Hehuan Sect? After all, who would flirt with a female cultivator from the Hehuan Sect? ! ! It's more like being played with [helpless]
Who knows how to see the ruthless way and the cp-less salvation in JJ at the same time? I came in with a bang, and I tasted the saltiness of the high and low [dog head]
Although I read the preface, it's still a bit strange when I read it.
Writing about heartthrobs without cp, although there will also be descriptions from others, this article is too emphatic...
Didn't I say before that it was a once-in-a-lifetime event? I thought it was the first time in a thousand years.
It turns out that everyone thinks so, it's not my misunderstanding.
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It fits the stereotype very well, the Hehuan sect is rich and the sword cultivator is poor [covering face and laughing] [covering face and crying]
Are even the sword cultivators of the Sword Palace so poor? So simple looking [Panda head]
Er, didn't I say before that heaven stipulates that you can't change sects? ? ?
Regardless of what I should say, after reading the introduction, my only thought was - wouldn't it be great to practice the ruthless path in the Hehuan Sect? After all, who would flirt with a female cultivator from the Hehuan Sect? ! ! It's more like being played with [helpless]
Who knows how to see the ruthless way and the cp-less salvation in JJ at the same time? I came in with a bang, and I tasted the saltiness of the high and low [dog head]
Although I read the preface, it's still a bit strange when I read it.
Writing about heartthrobs without cp, although there will also be descriptions from others, this article is too emphatic...
Didn't I say before that it was a once-in-a-lifetime event? I thought it was the first time in a thousand years.
It turns out that everyone thinks so, it's not my misunderstanding.
At the beginning of the world, the sound of music never ceases