A College Student Arrives in the Cultivation World

Chen Shengge is an ordinary college girl who dies suddenly and wakes up in the body of a young sect leader in the cultivation world. The young sect leader had spent her whole life dreaming of making her sect the greatest in the world, but died far too soon. Now that Chen Shengge has taken over her body, she plans to fulfill her dying wish. She’s never eaten pork, but she’s seen pigs run. She’s never managed a sect, but she did go to high school! It should be, should be about the same, right? And so Chen Shengge muddles her way into becoming the sect leader. Demonic winds howl, and the river boils. Chen Shengge calmly explains some geography, telling everyone that land breezes at night are perfectly normal. The next moment, a fish demon swallows her whole. When she tries to teach her new disciples some moves, her mind goes blank. Chen Shengge teaches them two sets of broadcast calisthenics for primary and middle school students, one set of general aerobics from college PE class, and a set of military training punches she suddenly remembers. As soon as class ends, she makes a swift escape. The upper-class guest rooms are covered in dust. Everything is shrouded in mist. Chen Shengge’s first thought is that the place hasn’t been cleaned properly. Only later does she realize someone has set her up and blown an entire bag of knockout powder into the room. What an “impressive record.” She’s a complete failure in every way... Then her disciples stand out at the martial arts tournament and successfully defeat members of great sects despite being a level below them. Praise pours in from every direction. Chen Shengge can hardly believe it. Wait, they really became the greatest in the world? When did that happen? #One ramshackle house and one disciple from the start, then the greatest in the world# #A slow-paced, everyday sect-building story# #A college student takes on the cultivation world# Reader advisory: 1. A happy ending where wishes come true 2. Updated daily with 2,000 characters at 10 p.m. Please excuse any missed updates. The novel is being revised, so there may be some continuity gaps.