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A post-apocalyptic story with an all-female main cast. If you're interested, please add it to your favorites!
Coming-soon blurb:
"No one knows the moment the flood will come to this world."
"Because we have already drowned in it."
Blurb:
A half-trained medical student suddenly died and transmigrated into an unknown cultivation world. After accidentally kicking over someone who would later become her fellow disciple, she was inexplicably taken in as the final disciple of the Way of All Beings.
She thought she would have to continue the medical-school misery she'd endured in the twenty-first century at the Way of All Beings. But it neither pushed its disciples to excel nor made them compete in a rat race. It didn't even seem to have any plans to save the world, and was renowned far and wide among the various immortal sects for its carefree ways.
Guan Yunzheng, overjoyed: "Great, it's an unorthodox sect that does no proper work. She can be saved!"
...She spoke too soon.
Unfortunately, she arrived at the wrong time. The immortal sects had begun joint instruction, with an exam at the end of every month. During that time, students also had to submit essays titled "How to Break Through at Different Stages and My Reflections"...
The sky is falling! Please get exam-oriented education out of the cultivation world, TvT.
Fortunately, the Way of All Beings was full of fun people. Her second senior sister was a beautiful woman who always smiled; her eldest senior brother was a sword cultivator fit to be the protagonist of a traditional cultivation novel; and her third senior brother was a rich glutton who often took her down the mountain to eat delicious food.
As for their master...if only he would stop speaking in riddles, he might almost count as a person.
With an unusually stable sect for a cultivation novel, Guan Yunzheng thought she understood the principle: "The sect is normal, but outside the sect, nothing is normal." She hadn't realized just how abnormal the outside world was.
Even orthodox unorthodox cultivators have especially evil ones and not-so-evil ones?
There are ordinary people even more evil than unorthodox cultivators?
And some people in the immortal sects are so evil they're practically dripping with it?
So who exactly are the unorthodox cultivators here?! Guan Yunzheng, who had called herself an "unorthodox cultivator," felt the sky come crashing down.
Viewing guide: 1. She isn't actually going to become an unorthodox cultivator. She's just venting, like some medical students who say every day that they don't want to study anymore.
2. A slice-of-life story, with the plot woven in. It focuses more on the journey than on a predetermined outcome.
3. The female lead is certainly capable of "saving the world," but this world doesn't need her to save it yet. She deserves to have her own joys and sorrows.
I made the cover myself, hehe.
Message: Break free from the constraints of meritocracy.
Congratulations on the completion of Yun Zai! I walked a short distance with Yun Zai. The days after the new year are the future of Yun Zai and everyone in the school! See you in the welfare episode 💪 💪
I think this is actually just a difference between two styles and types of articles, adapting to different needs, different readers, and even different states of the same reader. For example, when I am irritable or stressed, I like to read faster-paced articles. At this time, novels are meant to relax me. Every effort and failure of the protagonist can be turned into gains in the later period, and it can also give me immediate emotional positive feedback. But when I tend to fall into a vicious cycle of emotions and feel depressed, I will read articles about life, peace and beauty, and articles that describe my heart. Sometimes I will read those articles over and over to calm my thoughts. As an individual, I will have different needs, and the differences will naturally become more obvious when the number of readers is large. So the author doesn't have to worry too much. Write what you want to write, do what you want to do, and be clear about what you want. That's great [Like]
Xiaowen is a big fat cotton! 🌈
Finished spreading flowers! [Rose] Mushroom We will see you in the welfare episode. (Will the saved manuscript fall out if you shake it?) (I also want to read Mr. Zhang's Cat Raising Notes)
Ahhhhhhh I love this chapter so much, real girls help girls
Oops, I also love watching quarrels (eyes avert). In fact, I really love watching Yun Zai/Master Uncle argue with the sky and the earth.
I'm back from fooling around! I'm so happy to find out that it's finished when I come back, but I've almost forgotten the previous plot. I plan to start watching it again. Hehe 😆 Let me tell you first that I'm back.
"Calling Su Feng who has never taught me..." This is a big bug for the author~ It's Xi Lou, right? OvO
🤗🤗[Feeling] (Although there are some nosy people who stand and talk without pain in their backs, I still want to say) Anger is mostly temporary, but the author should not be internalized about it, it is really easy to fall into it 🤷[melted]
Ouch, take some medicine for dysmenorrhea. I remember there are special medicines for dysmenorrhea. You can search for it 😭 and have a good rest.