Another Day of Taking on Challenges Above My Level

[A max-level expert returns] Mu Youzhi transmigrates into a new novel for which she has only written an outline. The male lead, Yun Zhe, is a powerful, tragic villain who cannot be redeemed. At the end of the story, he kills the Heavenly Dao and dies alongside the heroine, Ju Shuiyue, causing the Kunlun Realm to be devoured. Her role is that of the cheap master whom the male lead kills with his own hands midway through the story. Being a master is great. With that identity, dealing with her disciple should be twice as easy, right? Faced with a disciple who is constantly on the verge of turning evil, Mu Youzhi cultivates day and night, occasionally making his training even harder and flirting with her junior fellow disciple's little nephew on the side. When his sect is destroyed and the little nephew has nowhere else to go, she takes him in as a disciple. When a poor little thing with a demonic god's body is rejected by the world and nearly dies, she takes him in as a disciple, since he has suffered so much. Before she knows it, she has become famous. "Have you heard? Yun Zhe, one of Mu Youzhi's disciples, has beaten up the Buddhist son again!" "Huh? I heard Ju Shuiyue, another of Mu Youzhi's disciples, stormed the Demon Realm. She even stopped a demonic tide last time and saved dozens of small sects." "Neither of them is the most impressive. Mu Youzhi herself defeated someone who had attained enlightenment while she was only at the Great Vehicle stage, and won several spiritual mountains..." Today, Mu Youzhi is still wondering: she only wanted to set the male lead straight, so how did she end up as the master of both the male and female leads? A breathtaking beauty devoted to seeking the Dao x a little lunatic with an unusual way of thinking Reader's guide: 1. They love and fight each other. They really do try to kill each other early on (the woman is stronger than the man). 2. The original heroine is not vilified. She and the male lead don't like each other, and she likes someone else. 3. The blurb screenshot is dated 2022.2.28. 4. Don't insult the heroine, she's my treasure. If anything seems off, it's foreshadowing or I'm just not good at this. Theme: If a flower is ready to be picked, pick it now. Don't wait until there are no flowers left and regret it.