The Most Hardcore Disciple in the Cultivation World

Huo Huang was born into a top modern-day tycoon family, one that was utterly obsessed with hard work and competition. She built a restaurant chain that spanned the country and became the industry’s number one, but developed a problem of her own: “Life has gotten so boring. What should I do?” The next second, she was born into the world of cultivation. No time to talk. Time to work hard! * At the monthly exam for the beginner class, one question asked: Who is your favorite classmate, and why? The little ones all gave the same astonishing answer: Huo Huang, because she loves studying so much. What the little ones didn’t dare say aloud: With Huo Huang pestering the teacher with questions all day, the teacher never had time to keep an eye on them. That meant they could play to their hearts’ content, copy each other’s homework, and sneak snacks… Huo Huang: Friendly reminder, if you don’t work hard while you’re young, you’ll regret it when you’re old. The little ones: What does that mean? We don’t get it??? * At the entrance exam for the Four Sects, a devastatingly handsome man stood before her and said, “Little girl, I am True Lord Beichen of the Divine Sword Sect. Would you like to become my disciple?” Huo Huang, who had been thinking about switching sects for a long time, happily accepted the invitation from True Lord Beichen, the strongest cultivator. With the strongest cultivator as their backer, the book spirit Baiwei eagerly asked, “When are we starting a culinary cultivation sect?” Huo Huang replied, “I’m barely competent right now. If I started a sect and took on disciples, wouldn’t I just be leading them astray?” Baiwei puffed out its cheeks. “So…” Huo Huang picked up where it left off. “So, founding a sect is something to worry about after I earn an advanced spiritual chef certification.” The next day, her cultivation schedule was ready: Three meals a day for culinary cultivation, formation research in the morning, sword practice in the afternoon, artifact crafting during the first half of the night, and cultivation during the second half.