After I Got the Dragon-Prince's Golden Finger

Bai Yu transmigrates into a cultivation novel aimed at male readers and is bound from the start to the male lead's cheat jade pendant. Four human-shaped golden fingers live inside it.

At the time, the male lead has yet to be born, and the golden fingers are only frail spirits who need her to nourish their spiritual energy.

In her seventeenth year, an Immortal Venerable who claims to be a friend of her parents offers to take her as his disciple.

Bai Yu decides to go and see for herself, and asks the four people with experience what the cultivation world is like.

All four were once peerless experts of their age, but after being swindled into their current sorry state, they cautiously offer her eight words of advice:

The world is full of hidden masters. Keep your head down and stay alive.

Bai Yu hears this and senses trouble.

If people as powerful as they are ended up like this, does a rookie like her even stand a chance in the cultivation world?

She sets out solemnly, carrying the gear she has cobbled together from whatever she could find.

Later, a girl of unfathomable origins appears in the cultivation world.

They say the Sword Saint's life-bound sword, dormant for centuries, suddenly emerged and chose her as its master.

A purple jade Emei thorn, once the pinnacle of weapon-crafting, appears in her hair as a wooden hairpin.

Even the pills she casually produces are worth a fortune, yet she gives them away without a second thought.

There are even rumors that she possesses the legacy of the greatest talisman master of the past, and that she made an arrogant Immortal Venerable submit with just a single mystic talisman.

Bai Yu walks by carrying a battered sword. Hearing the rumors, she can't help marveling that the cultivation world really is full of hidden masters. Terrified, she quickly swallows a handful of spirit pills to calm her nerves.

The man beside her gives her a deeply conflicted look. “Is it possible that you're the person in those rumors?”

Bai Yu: “How could that be? I'm so weak!”

Oblivious, she reaches up to straighten her crooked wooden hairpin.

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"I Haven't Been the Demon Venerable in Years":

Hua Jin is a powerhouse, a Demon Venerable feared by the entire righteous path.

Her life has always gone smoothly, and she has rarely met a worthy opponent. The only thing that irritates her is Lu Zhixuan of the righteous path. He repeatedly meddles in her affairs and provokes her, and his lofty, condescending attitude is truly unbearable.

Their feud grows more and more bitter, until one day they finally decide to settle things once and for all.

Their battle darkens the skies. They fight for ten days and nights, and their immense power tears open space. Exhausted, they both fall into an unknown world.

The other world is full of dangers. In hopes of finding a way back, the two reluctantly form an alliance and search for a route home.

Time flies by. By the time they fight their way back to their own world, everything has changed.

In a teahouse, the two disheveled travelers listen as a storyteller onstage recounts their tale.

Suddenly, someone in the audience says impatiently, “What kind of ancient story is this? Those two are probably long gone by now. Instead of going on about two has-been big shots, why don't you tell us something new?”

Has-beens. Big shots.

Hua Jin crushes the cup in her hand.

The aloof beauty remains calm. “They're nobodies. Why bother with people like that?”

The young man continues, “And everyone's dying to hear about how Lu Bing, the current leader of the righteous path, recently joined the demonic sect.”

Lu Bing is Lu Zhixuan's youngest disciple.

Joined. The demonic sect.

With a sharp crack, the cup in the aloof beauty's hand shatters too.

Hua Jin watches in silence, then suddenly finds herself no longer angry.

She says with feigned sympathy, “So he defected. Why bother getting worked up over him? Hahahahahaha!”

Only later do they discover that during the years they were missing, the cultivation world had become nothing like the one they knew.

“So what?” Hua Jin sneers. “I haven't been the Demon Venerable in years. They'd better hope I'm still happy with retirement.”

Theme: Strive to build a better life.