The Sword Sect's Vase Sect Leader Reveals Their True Calling as a Fist Cultivator

Blurb:

Yu Qianjin is reborn.

In her previous life, the Sword Venerable took her in as his personal disciple. She served as sect leader for nine years, only to earn a reputation as a useless fool.

After the Sword Venerable's own daughter, Yin Lingyu, returned, everyone in the sect constantly compared the two, then spat out the same insult: "Why won't that useless Yu Qianjin give back the sect leader's position already!"

Later, they expelled her from the sect and mercilessly killed her when demonic energy invaded her body.

The day she died was the very day of Yin Lingyu's succession ceremony. The entire Huanjian Sect was celebrating.

Reborn just as Yin Lingyu returned to the sect, Yu Qianjin packed her things and left Huanjian Sect without hesitation.

This time, she would never make someone else's wedding clothes again.

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Yu Qianjin buys a sect recruiting disciples, determined to build a sect of her own, one step at a time.

But things don't quite go the way she imagined.

Yu Qianjin: "Building a sect takes time. There's no need to rush, and I can't set the bar too high for my disciples."

Reality: Her first disciple has an extraordinary spirit root, her second grasps swordsmanship at astonishing speed, and her third has exceptional aptitude...

Later, her disciples' secret identities are revealed one after another: a sword fanatic, an incense alchemist, a demon general...

Her sickly senior brother comes calling, dressed in flowing white robes, his folding fan waving gently as he smiles: "I hear your sect recruits based on looks. Do you think your senior brother is handsome enough to qualify?"

Only later does she learn that her senior brother has a secret identity too. Beneath it is the newly appointed Demon Venerable, whose very name strikes terror into people's hearts.

Yu Qianjin: "..."

She won without even trying.

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Su Zi transmigrates into a book, becoming the personal attendant of Gu Chaoyun, the domineering prince from an old-school romance novel.

The original attendant was bold and skilled, and somehow managed to sneak into the residence disguised as a man, right under the nose of the Prince of Ning, who had no interest in women.

After transmigrating halfway through the story, Su Zi looks up and curses:

You've got to be kidding! This isn't my field. I'm a food person!

Huh, wait... Su Zi suddenly realizes this world is full of wonderful ingredients. She can make great food here!

*

Her ambitions are grand, but reality is harsh. Before she can make it big, Su Zi has to raise some startup funds, so for now she puts on the disguise of a personal attendant and works for the domineering prince.

To earn a little silver, Su Zi is as diligent as can be.

The Prince of Ning is cold, violent, and impossible to please?

Su Zi: "...But he's paying way too much."

The Prince of Ning has had a poor appetite for years?

Su Zi: "Obviously. Who could eat this food? Step aside, I'll handle it!"

The Prince of Ning doesn't like people getting too close?

Su Zi nods vigorously: "Of course, of course. I'm worried he'll discover I'm a woman and kill me if I get too close."

*

Gu Chaoyun, the Prince of Ning, is quite taken with his new personal attendant. They're tactful, well-behaved, and a wonderful cook. They're also pretty good-looking. They might even just barely qualify to be his princess consort...

The prince comes to his senses, his expression complicated. Could he be... into men?

Before he can sort out his feelings, an imperial decree sends him to the border. By the time he returns victorious, Su Zi has already left the residence with the money.

Everyone notices that the Prince of Ning, whose temper had finally improved, has returned to his old, unpredictable self.

Until one day, at the busiest restaurant in the capital, the prince catches a glimpse of the familiar, lovely proprietress.

The Prince of Ning is in a good mood again!

Everyone breathes a sigh of relief. Only Su Zi frets over the figure that keeps appearing at her restaurant every day.

...Wasn't he supposed to have no interest in women?

A self-reliant heroine with maxed-out cooking skills x an overbearing prince from an old-school romance

Theme: Life goes on, and so does building a sect.