The Wind Rises in Tianyuan

Wen Ruchu transmigrates to another world and becomes a nameless, doomed girl in Yu Family Village.

She doesn't want to be sold off as one of Lord Wang's hundreds of concubines. The young man in front of her looks pretty good, so maybe she should raise him up and snatch him for herself later.

Then, one day, an enormous stroke of fortune falls into her lap. Someone arrives in the village claiming to be a disciple of the 208th generation of the Wen family.

At the Wen estate, she has fish, wine, and meat, as well as a beautiful, frosty clan cousin whose fiery temper flares at the slightest provocation. Ruchu is happy every day, until the year she turns eight, when she learns that the man who married her Third Aunt is a disciple of the Demon Sect. She has let a wolf into the house. A bamboo flute sounds softly, and the familiar people before her fall one by one.

From then on, there is no longer Wen Ruchu, the Wen family's youngest girl. Now she is a lone female cultivator who will cleave the heavens if she has to, just to survive.

In the end, she sets foot on the road to ascension. All she wants is freedom and ease.

She joins the Yaoguang Sect and becomes a disciple of True Person Qinglan, the most gifted cultivator in the world. Her master wears white robes and wields a sword with a single hand, bringing dead wood back to life. Ruchu thinks her heart is made of stone, but it gradually begins to flutter. Forbidden love? No way.

Ruchu swings two iron hammers as she trains with grim determination, but things seem to have changed ever since she watched a certain someone bathe and saved that same person from being turned into a cauldron for a female cultivator.

A little scene: Two Yaoguang disciples huddle together, heads bowed.