Handywork-loving junior sister x gentle, easy-to-bully master
Synopsis:
Xie Liangchen was a famous craft-channel creator on a short-video platform, with a fan army of tens of millions. She opened and closed her eyes, and found herself in the cultivation world as a useless junior sister.
Not only did she have a huge, pitch-black birthmark on her face, but her fellow disciples also made things difficult for her at every turn.
That wasn't all. In this cultivation world, where sword cultivators reigned supreme, her sword meridians were naturally severed. Xie Liangchen would never be able to wield a sword.
Xie Liangchen (smiling): My future looks pitch-black.
There was always a way out. Xie Liangchen racked her brains and decided to give up on swordplay and use ancient martial arts hidden weapons instead.
But her sect was so poor they were reduced to gnawing on steamed corn cakes. How could Xie Liangchen afford the materials to make hidden weapons?
Just as she was scraping together a few copper coins, a voice boomed through the sky and the System made a dazzling entrance.
Iron ore, copper ore, rare earth minerals, bench vices, electric saws, vacuum pumps...
Complete missions, and she could even get advanced machine tools from the 21st century!
Xie Liangchen: Come on!! Post a mission already! Every second you hesitate is disrespectful to me as a craftswoman!!
[Mission One: Get a kiss from your beautiful master.]
Xie Liangchen: ?
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Sang Yin was the greatest swordsman in the cultivation world, the unattainable ideal of countless people, pure and immaculate as snow-covered pines, with boundless elegance.
Ever since he carried little Liangchen home from a stream, he had raised her as if she were his own daughter.
But one day, his sweet, well-behaved little girl suddenly changed. She either said outrageous things about betraying her master and ancestors or did things to him that were too embarrassing to mention...
What surprised Sang Yin even more was that the little girl everyone had always looked down on caused a sensation throughout the martial world with her talent for crafting weapons.
Darts, throwing knives, flying guillotines, sleeve cannons, poisoned arrows, meteor hammers: there was nothing Xie Liangchen couldn't make, only things others had never thought of!
For a time, people offering huge sums to have Xie Liangchen craft weapons nearly wore down the threshold of Changyue Mountain.
As Changyue Mountain's GDP soared and the whole sect became junior sister's biggest fans, Sang Yin was backed up against the bed by a Formless Umbrella.
Her tall figure leaned back slightly as she spoke softly. "You worked so hard to save Changyue Mountain, my disciple."
Her snowy skin flushed red, and she was so breathtakingly beautiful that Xie Liangchen's lips curled into a smile. She rose on tiptoe and took her master's jade hairpin.
Her waterfall of hair instantly spilled over her snow-white collar.
"Then... shouldn't Master repay me?"
[Reading Guide]:
1. Not a power fantasy, and not a strong female lead story.
2. A silly, sweet little romance, one-on-one, both leads' first time, happy ending.
3. Some ensemble elements and multiple couples. This is my own take on cultivation, with a mountain of personal worldbuilding.
4. The original host is also the heroine. It's like a parallel universe: the heroine hasn't taken over the original host's body. She is the original host herself.
4. I only interact with readers of the official version. I'm not responsible for any pirated versions. Please be aware.
Content Warnings [Must Read]:
1. The author learned how to make all weapons and hidden weapons by herself (wipes away a tear with a handkerchief). If anything is wrong, please point it out politely. No aggressive lectures, please.
2. There is a lot of personal worldbuilding. The System and the logic exist only to serve the heroine. The System is purely a tool, with no underlying logic driving events. It appears when needed and disappears when not.
3. This is an early work. The writing is extremely amateurish and plainspoken, and my knowledge is limited. If you can keep reading, thank you for your patience.
4. I accept no responsibility for pirated content.
Theme: A blacksmith girl never gives up