A Guide to Cultivation for the Top Ten Daoist Couples in the Cultivation World

[To all the lovely readers, some things happened at home and at work earlier, so I haven't updated in a long time. I am truly sorry.

This is a very long story, expected to run over a million words. It's a genre I really love but am not very good at. I originally wanted to challenge myself, but I didn't expect writing it to be so difficult... Still, I want to see the story through, so I plan to update slowly, at about 7,000 words a week. It may take quite a long time to finish.

If you don't want to wait, leave an emoji in the comments and I'll send you a red envelope to make up for your previous subscription. You can leave it under any chapter. You can also come back and read the story again after it's finished.

Once again, I bow in apology.]

*An everyday cultivation and leveling story, a genius heroine who excels at everything

Song Xihe was a PhD in agricultural sciences. One day, she transmigrated to the cultivation world and, while unconscious, was carried onto a donkey cart and married off to a disabled man. Faced with a disastrous start in another world, she had no choice but to return to her old trade and grow crops to support her family.

This world is rich but dangerous, with all manner of strange plants, ferocious beasts, and a mysterious cultivation system. Fortunately, she not only has a wood spiritual root, but also unlocks a mysterious space, allowing her talent for cultivation to flourish without limit. From then on, she enjoys a happy life of farming, cultivation, making money, and petting cats.

As for her disabled husband of convenience, Gu Xianqing?

Although he's a bit of a fool who can do nothing but cultivate, he's obedient enough. Whether it's working, cooking, refining pills, or fighting, he'll do whatever she tells him. He goes wherever she points and lets her order him around. Aside from being a little clingy, he's quite useful.

Did she somehow end up living the life she'd always wanted in another world, just like Back to Field?

Reader's Guide:

1. A cultivation and leveling story. Most of the time is spent farming, doing business, and building a little life of her own. There are occasional fights and battles, and cultivation is for the sake of living more freely.

2. An all-around, sunny transmigrated spirit-plant cultivator, skilled in talismans and formations, paired with an obedient, useful, scheming native alchemist. They marry first and fall in love later. The romance isn't prominent, but runs throughout the story, and it's quite sweet.

3. Cultivation ranks: Qi Refining - Foundation Establishment - Golden Core - Nascent Soul - Deity Transformation - Void Refining - Body Integration - Mahayana - Tribulation Transcendence

Pill, talisman, artifact, and formation ranks: Yellow - Mystic - Earth - Heaven - Saint

Coming soon: After Winning 200 Million in the Lottery. If you're interested, head to my author page and add it to your collection~

Blurb:

[A practical guide to spending a sudden fortune. Trust me, you'll be able to use it soon.]

Someone on Zhihu asked: If you won 200 million in the lottery, what would you do?

Qiao Yannan: Thanks, but no thanks. I'm at the airport, halfway through a 17-day business trip. Taking a moment to daydream.

I'd get 200 million in cash, tax already paid.

First thing, I'd quit this awful job. I wouldn't want to stay another minute. But I wouldn't slap my boss in the face. After all, he doesn't want to work either. We're both unfortunate souls, but I've already escaped.

Of course, I couldn't tell anyone the real reason. Anyway, no one but me would know I'd won.

I'd invite my best friend on a vacation to an island. After years of scraping by, I desperately need to relax. I'd book ridiculously expensive restaurants and hotels, buy the things I'd always wanted but couldn't afford, and go wild with scuba diving, deep-sea fishing, and surfing... Life without having to think about the price is just wonderful.

When I got back, I'd buy a place in Beijing, something around ten million yuan, an upgrade from what I have now. I'd leave it empty and not live there.

As for a car, I'm not into luxury cars. A one-million-yuan SUV would be fine. Nothing too flashy, but with top-of-the-line features.

When it comes to investing, I'd focus on both security and fun.

I'd put 20 million into a fixed-term, high-value savings account. The interest wouldn't be high, but it would be safe.

I'd spend 10 million on insurance, including comprehensive medical, retirement, and accident insurance, just in case.

I'd entrust 80 million to a private bank to manage directly. The risk wouldn't be too high, the returns would be better than savings, and it'd be hassle-free.

The interest from all of that would be at least a few million a year, enough to live on. Then I'd take another 40 million to play around with. I'd dabble in stocks, funds, and cryptocurrency, and invest in a few interesting start-ups. Not to make money, but to give myself a title.