The Good-for-Nothing Young Lady Decides to Cultivate Immortality [Western Fantasy]

This book is also known as: What's Wrong with Having No Magic? I'll Cultivate Immortality with Elemental Power; How Did I End Up Researching Cultivation in a Western Fantasy World Through Studying?; #How Did That Good-for-Nothing Who Got Perfect Scores in Theory and Failed Every Practical Class Make a Comeback? # Note: This is a slice-of-life academy story set in a Western fantasy world, with a personally designed setting. It's not a fast-paced power fantasy, and the main group is all women. "A good-for-nothing with no magical talent who abuses her family's influence to do whatever she wants." That's the character profile of Slyle, the villainess in The Demon-Raising Handbook. It took Slyle several years to finally erase the words "good-for-nothing" from her character description. Everyone at Saint Laurent Academy knows that the eldest daughter of the Flovis noble family is not only arrogant and overbearing, but also a good-for-nothing who can't resonate with magic. Others wave their wands, gathering elements and shaping them into all kinds of spells. She chants incantations, and the elements enter her body and disappear. Then came the crisis of the demons invading the academy. The air was stripped of all elemental power, and even the powerful headmistress, Xilia, could no longer cast a single spell. Just as everyone was losing hope and waiting to die, powerful energy surged from the hands of the good-for-nothing everyone knew, piercing the demons' barrier in one strike. Ever since she turned sixteen, Slyle has dreamed every night of a pair of hands tapping on a grid. Lines of text appear on a cold screen. Those words dictate her fate the following day. She cannot resist or disobey. She has to carry out every single thing those hands type. She's trapped in invisible chains, like a puppet controlled by someone else, mechanically performing the dance of her controller... Until one day, the hands stop typing, write the ending, and bring about both her end and her rebirth. Upcoming yuri story: After My Archenemy Comes Back to Life When Xuan Zhu hears that her archenemy, who sacrificed herself to the Dao just to stop her from ascending, has finally died, she can't bring herself to be happy. After thinking it over, she figures she must be upset because she didn't get to kill the woman herself. One day, the Heavenly Emperor comes in person to the barren lands where she's imprisoned. His attitude changes completely, and he speaks ingratiatingly: "There's a great opportunity to get revenge on Changyi Buddha Lord, the one who made you end up here..." Xuan Zhu jingles the shackles on her hands and deliberately laughs. "If the Buddha Lord is reborn through a lotus, she'll surely be innocent and adorable now. How could I bear to hurt her?" "...I'll let you leave the barren lands and regain your freedom." "Deal. What do I have to do?" "Break her heart." From the receiving partner's perspective: Divine Lord Changyi has carried the heavy responsibility of purifying the resentment of the Three Realms since birth. As one of the Nine Heavens' Buddha Lords, her daily routine had been unchanged for a thousand years, until... she met that female asura who kept barging into the Heavenly Palace to make trouble. The two of them were enemies, and whenever they met, they started fighting after no more than three sentences. Then came the day of the tribulation. She received the Dao Ancestor's decree above the Nine Venerables: stop that woman from passing her tribulation. Everyone said that the Buddhist child and the asura were natural enemies, and that she would even sacrifice herself to the Dao to stop the other from ascending. As she fell into the thick clouds of violet lightning, she thought: Since we're destined never to stand side by side, it would be nice if she remembered me forever... even if only with hatred. Theme: Rebellion against the shackles of fate.