[Wuxia] Where Winds Meet, but It's a Fourth Catastrophe

This novel is also known as: The Child of the World Everyone knows the young mistress of Buxianxian is a weirdo, but there are always people who stubbornly refuse to admit it. She’ll be walking along, then inexplicably dash off after butterflies, wildflowers, or wild bears. The owner of Shenxiandu calls it youthful spirit. Or, when fishing, she refuses to use a rod and insists on using tai chi instead, blowing up an entire pond of fish. When people come to complain, her adoptive father tosses them a bag of money and says she’s just a child who doesn’t know any better. And that’s just the beginning: she shoots beehives with rockets, climbs walls and mountains, and jumps down wells whenever she sees one. Her bizarre antics are endless. Yet the elders in her family indulge her, spoiling her into Buxianxian’s infamous little tyrant. Everyone thinks she’ll grow out of it, but they never expect her to become more terrifying with age. The most terrifying thing is... she’ll stare pensively at some broken wooden sign by the road for a long time, then suddenly act as if she’s seen something and head straight for a certain place. Then she digs up gold and silver treasures no one knew about, or long-lost manuals of martial arts. At last, the elders in her family can no longer deny it. Everyone knows the young mistress of Buxianxian is a weirdo: she can see ghosts! A player going about their daily routine of gathering materials, searching for treasure chests, and reading messages left on signposts by predecessors. “Ah, me?” This is the player’s sixteenth day inside the game System. Theme: Even on your own, you must live well