What! The Good-for-Nothing Girl Beat Up the Heavenly Dao

[Childhood friends and sworn rivals, love and hate, both pretending to be weak] [Female lead who plays the pig to eat the tiger, a scheming black-bellied type VS a male lead who is unfathomable and sharp-tongued] Wen Fengxu was the most gifted cultivator on the Tianqi Continent. But one day, she was poisoned and her cultivation destroyed. At just ten years old, she was banished by the head of her family. Her half-sister took her place, and the once-brilliant prodigy lost her shine. Everyone lamented her fate. Five years later, the people of Guangming Academy gather, and the prodigy who had kept a low profile makes a stunning return. Pretending to be a good-for-nothing, she plays the pig to eat the tiger. She is the dark night's queen, the ancient ferocious beast she contracted is at her side, and the once-disgraced genius has returned in triumph. Leng Xiuzhe was a prodigy from a young age, wild and uninhibited. After the upheaval five years ago, he suddenly became reserved in public. His personality changed, he kept everyone at arm's length, and he began hiding his cultivation and building up his forces in secret. When they meet again in Guangming City, the two once-renowned prodigies begin competing to see who can look more helpless: “I’m a good-for-nothing. What have I got to fear?” After accidentally blowing up the century-old Guangming Tower, she remains unruffled: “Sorry, my hand slipped.” After accidentally beating a divine beast until it vomits blood, he remains nonchalant: “What a coincidence. So did I.” Everyone else: “Get them! Beat the wool off those wolves in sheep’s clothing!” The upheaval five years ago and the turmoil of the present day both point to the Guangming Divine Temple, which claims to represent justice. The gods contend for power, while the throne keeps them in check. In this noisy, chaotic age, which way will they turn? They will follow the wind, and the wind will rule the world. P.S. Childhood friends, one-on-one romance. Also known as “Slacking Off with My Sworn Enemy,” “Long Live Her Highness the Imperial Princess,” and “The Fairy Has a Bad Temper, So Keep Your Distance.”