The Slacker Junior Sister Is the Real Big Shot

Ji Jiuxuan was born into another world with a cultivation System. She was chosen as the first batch of test subjects, with a Heavenly Fire Spirit Root and a natural sword body. The System gave her a big package of three prize draws. Ding! Congratulations, Host. You have obtained the Origin of Wood Spirit, increasing your affinity with plants and helping your Fire Spirit Root improve its attack power. Ding! Congratulations, Host. You have obtained the second volume of the Dao Arts attribute, Pure Spirit Platform. Ding! Congratulations, Host. You have obtained the System’s Healthy Growth Protection. Until the Host turns eighteen, daily cultivation is limited to four shichen. No single activity may exceed one shichen, and the Host must rest for two days after every five. Failure to follow these rules will cause the System to enter mandatory enforcement mode. In this cultivation world, where everyone pushes themselves to the limit, the System gave her great aptitude but forced her to slack off. The sect was frustrated that she wouldn’t live up to her potential, while Ji Jiuxuan couldn’t be happier. Her grandfather, the sect leader: “Ajiu, how about you practice swordsmanship for one extra shichen every day? I’ll give you this Heaven-tier treasure to play with, all right?” The old ancestor of the Scripture Pavilion: “Little one, practice swordsmanship for an extra shichen each day, and I’ll open the Scripture Pavilion to you whenever you want.” The Spirit Herb Garden elder: “Junior niece, why don’t you go back and practice your sword? I’d even give you the whole Spirit Herb Garden!” The sect’s senior disciple: “Little Junior Sister, practice swordsmanship for an extra shichen every day, and I’ll make you a beautiful outfit, how about it?” Ji Jiuxuan replied, “It’s not that I don’t want to. I’m just not old enough!” Ji Jiuxuan was as lazy as a carefree young master from a second-generation rich family. Her fellow disciples treated her as a cautionary example, but watching her cultivation soar left them utterly depressed.