Lin Ci transmigrated to a cultivation world and became the chief disciple of the Taixu Sect, acclaimed as the greatest sword genius of his generation.
But fate had other plans: he hadn’t inherited the original owner’s memories.
He knew nothing about swordsmanship or cultivation techniques...
So how was he supposed to cultivate?
To keep anyone from finding out, Lin Ci hid away at the peak and refused to come out, hoping to put things off for as long as he could.
But just a few days later, his master took in a junior sister for him...
Now it was time to put his acting skills to the test.
Lin Ci pretended to be the original owner and taught his junior sister to cultivate in all sorts of ridiculous ways.
But before long, he realized something was wrong.
Why did his junior sister learn everything as soon as he taught her?
Xia Xiaochan’s Diary:
“Seventh day of the seventh month. I bid farewell to my parents and set out on the uncertain path of cultivation.”
“Though my spiritual root is defective, my senior brother is extraordinary. As long as I work hard at cultivation, perhaps I can still attain the Great Dao. I’ll do my best.”
“Fifth day of the ninth month. My senior brother sparred with me today. To help build my confidence, he even let me wound him on purpose. Sob... My senior brother is so kind.”
“Third day of the twelfth month. My senior brother’s fiancee has been coming by a lot lately. Once he marries her, will he still have time to practice the sword with me...?”
“Thinking about it makes me feel strangely empty.”
“Oh, if I become stronger... will I have a chance to compete for my senior brother?”
Xia Xiaochan gripped her sword with determination, a lion seeming to lurk in her eyes.
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The male lead relies entirely on his lucky breaks; he might suffer a setback someday. Can't you give him a trump card?
Chapter 94 was hilarious! Haki was deeply hurt.
Personal opinion: I started with the synopsis, and the pacing was initially good. However, I later realized it wasn't a simple plot device with supporting characters and a pure romance story, so the romance scenes are unnecessary. While individual characters' exceptional cultivation levels are fine, the overall power levels of the characters are inconsistent, making them seem ordinary, which is quite disappointing.
No, the book's grades are pretty good, Yu, don't tell me you're going to skip it.
I support the author. Keep it up, author, just follow your own ideas. There's too much negativity on the internet these days.
Refining Qi and forging the Golden Core, pure damn abstraction.
The Bodhisattva image is way too low in prestige.
I suddenly realized it's the author who wrote about Demon King's subordinates before. Promise me you won't abandon this story this time, okay?
The protagonist's overpowered abilities were satisfying, but the scene where Xiao Chan agreed to go with the monk to protect her senior brother was very uncomfortable to watch. It felt like a character in an NTR story selling themselves to protect their husband's job—it was just very unsettling.