Xu Jingzhi transmigrated into a mid-tier cultivation world. With top-tier talent, excellent luck, and a powerful background, she thought she would ascend smoothly, just like the heroine in a novel.
Who would have guessed that she would only make it two-thirds of the way before ascending? She did ascend, but instead of reaching the heavens, she returned to the "home" from her previous life, the place her married-in father had relentlessly remodeled, wishing he could make her disappear too. At this moment, he was risking everything to seize the inheritance her mother had left her, hoping to trade it for money and profit by securing a residency permit in a country where people could cultivate after the spiritual qi revival.
Xu Jingzhi: "..." Spiritual qi revival? A country where people cultivate? Was this really her previous life? How had she never heard of any of this before?
What surprised her even more was that spiritual qi had revived in this world five years ago. Her country had no advanced cultivation techniques, so not only were cultivators scarce, they were also weak. This vicious cycle left them oppressed at every turn, their population cut in half, and their standing in the world plummeting. By the time she returned, the people at home were already preparing to surrender.
Xu Jingzhi, who had cultivated all the way to ascension in the cultivation world: "..." She ought to do something, but how could she get these people to cultivate alongside her?
[Today, we'll talk about Venerable Xu, Xu Jingzhi, who helped Blue Star level up after the spiritual qi revival and preserve its freedom despite the covetous eyes of countless civilizations.]
Xu Jingzhi, deep in thought: "..."
Note: This is a spiritual qi revival livestream novel. People in the future livestream the present, and it features an ensemble cast.
All the cultivation knowledge in this story serves the plot.
Theme: Protecting the inheritance of traditional culture
Damn, we clicked here because we want to see the heroine. It's not that there can't be other people, but it's too much. People who pay next time won't want to see it. The main thing is that it's not a group portrait.
... The heroine is probably Grandpa Goldfinger who gives away equipment.
It's good to watch, but I feel like there are a lot of live broadcasts and very little description of the impact of reality. Do you have to finish talking about the Ten Masters before focusing on reality? Will history be changed and it will develop according to the established path? (Personal experience, not a guide)
There's no need to describe it in such detail during a live broadcast, right? The proportion is still too large, and I would rather see changes in reality (just personal feelings)
May I ask how long it takes to update?
Ahhhhhhhhhhh, so few, not enough to see at all
This kind of woman is no longer a human being
The so-called cultivators are probably male cultivators. Can you make it clear that this kind of neutral word is not exclusive to male eyes?
The so-called cultivators are probably male cultivators. Can you make it clear that this kind of neutral word is not exclusive to male eyes?
Those who oppose it are probably all male cultivators. Why do these chapters use the phrase "cultivators, cultivators"? When did male gaze become such a neutral term?