Gray Nation

This world and the passage of time are merely a grand feast, where the weak find themselves on the platter, and the strong take their seats before the wine.

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The female protagonist, Qin Cai, was born into a rural family that favored sons over daughters. After graduating from middle school, she dropped out to wait for marriage. Suddenly, a local yin-yang master named Bai He took a liking to her and bought her as an apprentice for a monthly salary of 1,200. Unfortunately, she did not learn any orthodox Taoist techniques, but through a series of unexpected events, she became proficient in sinister arts such as corpse control, soul possession, and the reversal of the five elements. Bai He remarked that if this apprentice were not a timeless sage of the Xuanmen, she would undoubtedly become a timeless sinner of the entire Taoist sect. The story features a refreshing concept of the female protagonist's progression, combining humor and accessibility with moments of enlightenment, creating the most absurd female celestial master.