Synopsis
I've been very busy with work lately, and rushing to update every day caused problems with that section of the story. So I've switched to updating every other day, and I'll be revising the earlier chapters as well. Thank you, dear readers, for your suggestions and company!
Seven hundred years after the war against the demon clan,
a young disciple named Lu Zhuo joins the world's number one sect, Wuji Dao.
Before joining the inner sect, she imagines the sect will be full of ruthless competition and complicated rules...
After becoming a direct disciple, she finds herself facing a brutal course load covering spells, formations, talismans, and artifacts; distinctive peak masters; all kinds of fellow disciples; a rebellious sect leader; and a taciturn master...
There are sheep all over the main peak; budget reports that are never submitted on time; and elders so furious they feel like blowing themselves up.
At the same time,
it is also a lone defense against the pressure of the nineteen continents of the Immortal Mountains; the resolve to risk death in the Demon Heart's ghostly domain; and a vow that not one of their fellow disciples can be lost.
The regrets, blood, tears, and resentment of the past will finally be made right,
and everything will come to an end.
Tomorrow will still be brand new, a future that belongs to the next generation of prodigies!
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In a secret realm where spiritual energy is scarce, the various sects have no choice but to put aside their grudges and join forces to break a formation.
Suddenly, a demon appears to block their way.
The formation cultivator from Wuji Dao, a sect that specializes in formations, whips out cinnabar and draws a demon-sealing talisman on the spot.
Disciples from the other sects: ?
Their spiritual energy runs out.
A frail spell cultivator from Wuji Dao pulls out a giant blade.
Disciples from the other sects: ??
Seeing their fellow disciples out of spiritual energy, Wuji Dao's body cultivators immediately fire up a furnace and refine a batch of spiritual energy recovery pills.
Disciples from the other sects: ??? Wait, what? Is there something wrong with Wuji Dao? Who studies so many different things?
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Reading Guide:
1. The early chapters are mostly daily life. In the middle, the female lead's team will explore new areas and go on adventures.
2. The first two chapters are an introduction. Everyone's true nature will show itself soon enough. What a funny (crossed out) harmonious and loving sect!
3. The whole cast grows and develops. The story focuses on the ensemble.
Finally, thank you all for reading so patiently, and thank you, dear readers, for adding the story to your lists and leaving comments! Happy reading!
[Recommended Coming Soon: "Role-Playing with Friends in a Quick Transmigration World" Please add it to your reading list! =3=]
Coming Soon Blurb:
Chao Que, female, a seasoned bottom-rung office drone.
For no apparent reason, she gets bound to a Quick Transmigration System, the sort that's everywhere in novels.
The System says: Hello, I'm a prince from the high-dimensional planet Gamma Beta. My planet is facing destruction due to an impending wave of spacetime disorder. I need your help. You only need to send me ten Gamma points a month to help save my planet.
Chao Que: ...That pitch sounds awfully familiar...
The System: Once we succeed, you will become Gamma Beta's goodwill ambassador on Earth. Not only will you earn a high salary of ten thousand interstellar coins a month, you'll also get two interstellar cruises every year. Gamma Beta will cover all expenses.
Chao Que (sitting up straight at once): How do I work this thing again?
The System (respectfully): Just click on the draw button.
Chao Que: ...Young master and dog... What is this?
The System: These are the roles you will play in the next world. The story will begin in half an hour. So you don't feel lonely, I, whose full name is the "World Points Collection System for Traveling with Friends," will now draw one of your friends. Beep, beep, draw successful. Your target friend has received a game invitation. In the game, you and your friend must play the roles of young master and dog, and collect points without going out of character. Enjoy the game.
Chao Que: ...Wait, what...
Too late. The System disappears, and her phone chimes.
She opens the message and sees it's from her childhood friend Jiang Feng, whom she hasn't contacted in over ten years.
He sent a question mark.
Chao Que: ...So here's the question: which one of us is the young master, and which one is the dog?
Reading Guide:
1. Our slogan: Different worlds, different roles, regardless of gender or age.
2. Friends can be male or female, and may return in later stories. That is, the System may draw the same person repeatedly, or draw them again after a while.
Coming Soon Historical Romance: "I Roam Freely in This World"
Blurb:
Three major events have recently shaken the capital:
First, the Junzhu of the Chongning Marquis' residence, who was taken away in childhood by Daoist Master Ling Shu to practice Daoism, has returned to the capital.
Second, the Wang clan of Luchuan submitted a petition. The Junzhu lost her parents when she was young and has no siblings. She is the only blood descendant of Chongning Marquis Jian Ying. In consideration of the Marquis' tremendous contributions to the Great Yu dynasty, they request that the Emperor grant the Junzhu the title and estate of Chongning Duke, rather than adopting someone from a collateral branch.
The petition causes an uproar at court.
A woman inheriting a title! Unheard of! The Marchioness of Chongning was herself a daughter of the Wang clan, and the Wang family's scheming is practically right in front of their faces!
But the Emperor is determined to go through with it. He even feels sorry for the orphaned girl and personally arranges a good marriage for her.
Third, the woman chosen for the Junzhu is Luo Qingyu, the eldest son of Princess Shengyang.
He is the eldest son most beloved by Princess Shengyang. He nearly died at birth, so the Princess even begged the late Emperor to grant him the imperial surname, hoping it would keep him safe.
Though he grew up, his health remained poor. He rarely goes out, and still has not inherited the title of Consort Prince.
Everyone says the Emperor is merely taking advantage of the Wang family's influence and using Luo Qingyu as a pretext to humiliate Princess Shengyang.
For a time, countless people wait to watch the Princess's residence become a laughingstock.
Little do they know that Princess Shengyang swallowed her pride and begged the Emperor herself to arrange this marriage.
Reading Guide:
1. A female Junzhu with superb swordsmanship and a free-spirited nature x a proper, self-controlled gentleman who hides his feelings and suffers from poor health.
2. Though the male lead is frail, he's no delicate flower. You could call them both strong leads.
3. Happy ending.
Message: Strive to improve and never stop pushing forward.
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Mo Qi's sword intention can actually recall the past. Was it the immortal who imprisoned the demon lord in the end? Wujiu Peak died so tragically
The more I watch, the more I feel that the heroine only plays a role in connecting the plot. Is for writing
These chapters are really uncomfortable to read. After reading this chapter, I probably understand that the author really prefers Moss and Zhou Ji. In front of them, both Lu Zhuo and Cheng Yuebai had to give in. Not to mention that the heroine was still on the verge of being possessed by a demon, and at the critical moment of life and death (although she could not die), she actually spent 4,000 words on the villain...'S mentally retarded escape, how he was caught smuggling on public transportation (and then the arrest warrant for the teacher's sect was not issued yet), ran away all the way to 11, and was able to turn around and kill him immediately. The Taoist sect really should just become extinct. End of article.
I fell silent, completely understanding the rejection of Taoism by mortals... Because it was so unreliable and made people feel insecure at all. The writing is very nice, but the sect's concept of giving people a sense of belonging, and feeling that the leader has become fake and empty [changed] [changed] [changed] Let two little girls handle such a big thing. Okay, maybe there is a foreshadowing, but I'm really a bit speechless.
It's a bit strange that the Taoist sect didn't react when something happened to Lu Zhuo, so he asked Cheng Yuebai, a young disciple, to investigate. Moreover, the situation was complicated and related to the demon clan. So many people died and the Taoist sect didn't even know about it? I feel like the leader and the others should know a little bit about it, so why should they just worry about Lu Zhuo? It depends on their efforts to break the situation But I still support it a lot
It's so depressing, kill them quickly
I'm so tired. I looked at the table of contents and saw that this dungeon is still quite long. The two little girls must have just established their foundation not long ago. It felt like they had encountered a very difficult dungeon. They had to fight monsters at higher levels, and there was a sense of powerlessness and confusion.
Although I like Yuebai very much and the setting is very pleasing, it feels a bit strange when I read it. It may be that the progress is not enough and it has not been developed yet. Xiaocheng's length and perspective are too much, and the A-Zhuo part is compressed. If I hadn't looked at the character bar, I wouldn't know who the protagonist is, especially after leaving the sect.
"I also know if it's you" is a big bug for the author~ I don't know if it's you
Congratulations on the big update. I'm so happy to see Xiaobai deciphering the secrets bit by bit. The two of them are about to meet up victoriously.