The companion novel, Cultivation Is No Match for a Good Meal, is currently being prepared for release.
-----Blurb-----
A mighty, unbeatable heroine versus a sweet-talking, black-hearted fox of a man
A cultivation ensemble with a steady progression of power
One moment, Chu Cheng is weaving through a hail of bullets. The next, she transmigrates into the body of an orphan girl in ancient times who died in a sacrificial ritual.
She survives by the skin of her teeth, only to discover she's carrying a parasitic poison and won't live long?
No problem. If she can't survive in the mortal world, she'll go cultivate immortality!
But can someone tell her how to answer the exam question, "What does it mean to cultivate the heart?"
Don't panic. There's no essay question that can't be answered with the core socialist values!
If there is, just repeat them a couple more times.
The Mingde Sect has ranked near the bottom of the sect tournament for years. At last, they've found a once-in-a-generation talent.
Unfortunately, she's an unconventional, all-round cultivator.
She says, "Our sect is weak. Why don't we use my 'prosperity' method to reform it?"
Alchemists have a low success rate when making pills?
Ever heard of controlling variables?
The weapons made by artifact cultivators are poor quality?
Why not learn the crucible steel method before refining artifacts?
Alchemists are weak in combat?
Don't worry. Train with me.
Years later, the elders look at the Mingde Sect's delicate alchemists, each armed with an industrial shovel.
This one can refine pills, and so can that one!
What? You mean demonic beasts? One strike with a shovel, and they can be refined into pills too!
Bai Che is a hybrid demon, half nine-tailed fox and half cat. His bloodline is impure, and he grew up weak and abused.
After years of cultivation, he was on the verge of ascending when the spiritual energy inside him was somehow drained. A bolt of heavenly lightning struck him, severing eight and a half of his nine tails.
Think he's going to give up?
No. He's going to try again.
But this time, he'll cultivate with his brain switched on.
As the saying goes, it's good to have a big tree to shelter under. So...
Chu Cheng meditates, and he snuggles up to her. Chu Cheng practices swordsmanship, and he snuggles up to her. Chu Cheng sleeps, and he still snuggles up to her.
As he keeps snuggling, his spiritual meridians recover, his cultivation improves, and his body grows at a ridiculous rate, like a balloon being inflated!
One day, her senior brother comes to visit. Chu Cheng is baffled. "Look at this cat. Isn't he a little too clingy?"
Her senior brother looks down and spots a cat trying every trick in the book to wriggle into his junior sister's arms.
The cat's cloud-soft tail curls around the girl's hand. After persuading her to pet him, he stretches out contentedly.
Living off someone else's success feels great!!!
--The companion novel, Cultivation Is No Match for a Good Meal, is being prepared for release--
Food blogger Chu Lingyun transmigrates with a Gourmet System.
System: "Host, your mission is to spread modern food culture."
Chu Lingyun looks around and asks in confusion, "You mean you want me to spread food culture to these people who grew up drinking dew?"
Oh my goodness, spreading food culture among cultivators who have given up eating? How is that any different from trying to sell a comb to a monk?
A new junior sister arrives at the Mingde Sect.
The junior sister has a top-grade fire spiritual root.
But she doesn't practice swordsmanship or alchemy. Every day, she brandishes a giant wok and fries up dish after dish.
An elder scolds her: "You indulge in pleasure. You'll never amount to anything."
A month later, there's a long line outside the Gourmet Pavilion.
Chu Lingyun smiles. "Elder, we're full today. Please come early tomorrow."
Braised snacks and stir-fries in spring, cold noodles and spicy crayfish in summer
Milk tea and pizza in autumn, hot pot and barbecue in winter
From ancient to modern, East meets West
The Gourmet Pavilion always has smoke rising from its kitchen through all four seasons
The people of the Mingde Sect: "Give up eating? Not a chance."
After Fan Jing fails to ascend, his spiritual meridians are damaged and he can no longer cultivate.
Through countless moments of self-loathing, he can always smell the tantalizing aroma of food drifting up from the foot of the mountain.
A meal and a vegetable soothe the heart
A bowl of porridge and a mouthful of rice carry you through the seasons
A few years pass like this
And Fan Jing discovers that his spiritual meridians have actually recovered?!
Also known as: My Years as a Top Salesperson in the Cultivation World.
A warm little sun versus a gloomy poisonous mushroom
Theme: Cultivate through science and build a beautiful home together
Yes, it is a very new style of writing, which is very different from those of hydrology. Very fresh.
Not bad, the writing style is very good, I highly recommend reading, it's good
Help, the male protagonist is too coquettish.
When can we resume daily updates? (>人<;)
Faster, faster (*?-?*)
Although I didn't comment until I read chapter 86, it's interesting, really interesting, and the author's narration and description are very to my liking (although I originally thought there was no emotional line)
"Xue Chi also immediately picked up the lost strength..." This is a big bug for the author~ Is the character wrong? According to the following text, maybe it is Bifang?
Has the author ever worked part-time??
The author takes it for granted. The heroine is just an ant at the moment. Whether she saves the boy or brazenly gets into trouble with the deputy sect master of the inner sect, if the sect master hadn't arrived in time and the heroine has a halo, the heroine would have been a cannon fodder who overestimates her abilities.
I think this setting makes me very uncomfortable [Joker], why should the female protagonist give points to the male protagonist if she succeeds in cultivation? Even he is still the one with more. 💔