The Underground Chancellor

Cang Nong’s mother was one of the founding elders of Shennong Manor. Cang Nong herself was upright, generous, and kind, yet people around town said she was aloof and arrogant, because she was cold and proud toward others and never said a word, even when someone approached her to chat. Talk about Cang Nong split into two camps. One praised her noble character, while the other mocked her as a phony mute. Amid all the rumors, only Cang Nong and those who knew her understood that she did not stay silent because she wanted to. She simply couldn’t speak. After her mother disappeared, Cang Nong was thrown out of the manor by its master. When she was left homeless, Qiu Xuansheng, who claimed to be the underworld magistrate, offered her a helping hand. She took Cang Nong and the young manor lord into her home and even asked her friends to find them jobs. Apart from being far too innocent and ignorant of the ways of the world, Qiu Xuansheng really was a good person. That is, until Cang Nong saw a gigantic monstrous hand crawling out of the bamboo scroll she carried with her. -- One-on-one, happy ending. A silly, absurd, illogical, lighthearted and noisy tale of young girls roaming the martial world. Anything can happen in a comedy. So far, there’s been a mildly otherworldly person, a beautiful and self-aware narcissist, an S&M idol group, a transmigrator from another world, a mother who hasn’t taken her Chinese medicine, and all kinds of terrible puns. Brace yourself for the shocks. The romance progresses very slowly, and barely gets going before Chapter 100. Theme: You know how it goes.