A Carefree Life in Another World, Looking Down on All Under Heaven

Somehow, she became a five-year-old little girl, and a useless one at that, with a father who didn't care for her and a mother who didn't love her. Easygoing by nature, she accepted her lot. All she had to do was work hard to get out on her own. Then, after she'd had her fill of fun, she could find a man she liked and marry him. That would make for a perfect life. Little did she know that a handsome man who had fallen from the sky would capture her heart in an instant. The age gap was too big? No problem, she liked him, and who would dare vote against her? She was hopeless at finding her way around? No worries, she came with a high-tech product from the twenty-first century: fully automatic navigation, so she could never get lost. She'd planned to live happily ever after, but then she learned by chance that this was the fantasy world she'd read to death in a past life, where cultivation could grant people long lives. Her longing for home, buried deep in her heart, surged to the surface. Maybe she could see her parents again. Resolving to pursue immortality, she set off on the path to longevity. The cultivation world: She was bullied before she had even made it through the door. Just wait until she finished cultivating, and she'd wipe them out. What? A top-grade thunder spirit root? Great, she had powerful backing. By chance, she found a fragment of an ancient book she'd read before. It turned out to be incredibly powerful. In the end, why did she have all five elemental spirit roots too? And what was this yin-yang thing? Eventually, she learned that she wasn't a single thunder spirit root at all: she was a body containing eight elements. Great, powerful indeed. While out on an adventure, she rescued a dying phoenix, which left behind a hybrid phoenix whose spirit root had been altered. Since that was the case, she'd give it a boost and turn it into the one and only Seven-Colored Heavenly Phoenix in the world! Don't worry, I'll take you with me wherever I go. You'll look amazing. The immortal world: The feng shui here was terrible. How had those legendary seniors managed to stay here? No wonder they were all sallow and dull, nothing like her fresh, dewy self. Didn't they know how important it was to protect the environment? What, this was only the outer region? The inner region was a paradise filled with birdsong and flowers? She was a country bumpkin, and they looked down on her. She hated people like that. So what if their cultivation was higher than hers? What was there to be proud of? But it seemed her master wasn't in the immortal world. There was a divine realm above this one, too. She swallowed hard and got back to work. Why was everyone chasing her? She had a fiancé, and their relationship was rock-solid. No, they were here to capture her. Why? She was a rare tonic, one that appeared only once in a million years. What did they want to capture her for? She hated being called a tonic. She'd beat them senseless first. Next time they went out, they should remember to wear glasses. Just look who they were dealing with. The divine realm: She finally got to see her master, but before she could finish getting excited, they were torn apart. What did it matter to her that you and his master didn't get along? Breaking up a couple would get you struck by lightning! And Little Phoenix had been with her since it was young, so why did it have to go with that lovestruck fool? She wasn't a mixed-element body after all. She had a supreme elemental body, and she was a tonic here, too. She gritted her teeth and gave it her all. What? You wanted her to take part in your so-called disciple sparring match, where she'd have to fight her darling? No way. She'd kidnap him and leave. At last, “Xiao Ye, when are you going to marry me?” Mo Hua asked. The little woman in his arms propped her chin on her hand and said, “Don't you ancient people say that the two happiest occasions in life are passing the imperial exams and the wedding night? Go pass the highest imperial exam first.” She paid no mind to Mo Hua, who had turned to stone at her words. Mo Hua wore a bitter smile. Wouldn't taking the exam be bullying the other candidates? He failed to notice her secretly laughing to herself. She smiled smugly. Fine, she was just envious of that romantic notion. So what? Seeing her delight, Mo Hua could only sigh. Everything else came second, as long as Xiao Ye was happy. He resolutely went off to take the imperial exam. Then he could come back and marry her. This is a doting romance, one man and one woman, with warmth above all. Pick it up if you like.