The Rebellious Seventh Young Lady

Can being doted on turn you into a spoiled brat? Hmph! Can being coddled turn you into a good-for-nothing? Hmph, hmph! The most doted-on seventh young lady of the Zhongli family, Zhongli Qing, is also the family’s most unusual spoiled brat and good-for-nothing! A whole house full of talents and geniuses, and then this one-of-a-kind oddball suddenly appears. Isn’t that ridiculous? The seventh young lady has just one thing to say: “What of it? If you don’t like it, come fight me!” No one dares! Her genius elder brother, who loves his little sister more than life itself, is watching like a hawk behind her! “Come at her and I’ll chop you down!” She couldn’t detect any spiritual power at age three, so she had no chance of becoming a mage. Too bad! She was born with a special constitution and could never train as a warrior, even if she died trying. How tragic! She has only three great loves in life: good food, fine wine, and beautiful women. Sigh! Who cares about talent and cultivation? She’d rather get drunk and enjoy herself! Damn it! And yet! From the oldest to the youngest in the Zhongli family, from relatives to servants, not one person criticizes this sole blemish whom the world looks up to. Instead, they all spoil her. How strange. Want to know why? They’re all out of their minds! What are you going to do about it? But after her soul is switched, she is no longer the spoiled good-for-nothing the world thought she was! A sudden rift in time and space sends her soul to another world. She casts fate aside and embarks on a wildly unconventional path of cultivation. She cannot train as a warrior because of her special constitution: she has a pure yin constitution unknown to the world. She has no spiritual power and cannot become a mage, not because she lacks the ability, but because she was never destined to be an ordinary mage. The same naturally pure yin constitution, but a different world and destiny. “Zhongli Qing, I’m in heat. Are you just going to ignore me?” “Who are you?” “You forgot me just like that?” “I didn’t!” “You have a little red mole on the sole of your foot, and your waist is sixteen inches around!” “Bullshit!” “Take off your clothes and let me check!” “Get lost!” The heroine is cool, dazzling, and confident. The hero’s here to put on an act, playing dumb and acting cute to win her over. Dignity can go out the window. Powerful hero and heroine, both untouched. The only ones who suffer are the scumbags, and the point is to have fun. In short: a strong heroine in a fantasy novel.