There is a couple in this story, so let's get that important detail out of the way first~
He Miao transmigrated to an unfamiliar dynasty, where she spent her days cooped up in a mountain ravine, eagerly waiting to begin the wonderful farming life she'd always dreamed of.
One night, unable to get used to the village's dry latrine, she sneaked outside and ran into an old man. He was holding a fox that could talk.
He Miao: ...
Old man: ...
Fox: Could someone say something?
He Miao was certain she'd transmigrated to a world of cultivation.
The old man brought her back to his sect, where she became the fifth direct disciple of an elder from a cultivation sect.
He Miao decided to lie flat. She brewed herself a pot of immortal tea. It was time to begin her carefree retirement.
Who could have guessed that before the tea had even cooled,
her eldest senior brother would fall to demonic cultivation,
her second senior brother would turn out to be a demon,
her master would pass away,
her third senior brother would go missing,
and her fourth senior brother would betray them...
He Miao was only a pathetic third-level Qi Refining cultivator. Forced to carry all the sect's belongings, she fled down the mountain.
Before he died, her gravely ill master pointed to the green mountains across from them. "Fifth disciple, I once cast a divination for you. Rebuilding Bihai Pavilion will depend on you..."
He Miao hesitated. "Master, are you sure I can do it?"
Her master was on his last breath, and it looked as if he wouldn't close his eyes unless she agreed.
With no other choice, He Miao swore to the heavens: "I will rebuild Bihai Pavilion in this lifetime."
In her heart, she thought: Qi Refining cultivators only live a little over a hundred years anyway. She'd just die once she'd had enough of life.
Her master's dying words: "Fifth disciple, you're destined for romance. Be careful."
He Miao, who had never even been in a relationship: "Huh? That's a thing?"
Later, she really did become a great sect leader and rebuild Bihai Pavilion.
She also came to understand what it meant to be destined for romance.
Does this novel have a romantic pairing? I want to see a couple. Lately, so many novels don't have a couple. I clearly tagged it as romance, I can't understand why so many novels don't have a couple. Life is so hard, I want a little sweetness.
This synopsis is too long; it feels like you've already explained the entire plot outline.
I feel that whether there's a couple or not isn't that important. As long as the author can hold up the story, whether there's a male lead or not isn't a problem; just let things happen naturally. It's like how there are so many single people now. Does that mean there's an increase in people who are against marriage? No, it's mainly because they haven't found the right person to be with.
This synopsis is just a prelude; after reading a few chapters, I discovered that the story begins after the female protagonist's sect is destroyed.
Uh... Have you considered NP? 🙂🤭🤭🤭🤭
Two chapters a day isn't enough. This is the only novel I've been able to keep reading in the last four months; I've given up on several others halfway through.
I'm just reserving this spot; I'll read it later when it's more elaborate! It looks like one of my favorite cultivation novels with a romantic pairing! (*•̀ᴗ•́*)و ̑̑
The female lead is kind of funny. At first, she seems like a slippery, street-smart girl, maybe even a bit lewd? But then she inexplicably becomes more normal and even fights evil... Her connection with that guy is really something else, incredibly tenacious. It's all so weird and absurd.
After reading the synopsis, I thought it was a 1v1 story. After reading the comments section, I thought it was a brainless Mary Sue story. After reading the author's comments, I thought it was a loveless female protagonist story. I'm not sure anymore, I don't dare to look. I want to read novels where the male and female protagonists have a pure love story.
The female lead is so bad, when will she become more enjoyable?