Transmigrating to become Hua Qiangu

Sunlight streamed through the window into the modern girl's room. She sat at her desk, eyes glued to her laptop screen, her fingers tapping the keyboard occasionally, pausing, rewinding, and muttering to herself. Yes, she was watching the TV series "The Journey of Flower" again—she'd watched it countless times, perhaps a hundred times? Probably more than that, but she never tired of it, especially the character of Hua Qiangu, whom she adored.

Holding a can of cola in her left hand and operating the mouse in her right, her eyes glued to the screen, completely absorbed in the story. At a particularly exciting moment, she excitedly swung her hand, spilling the cola onto the laptop keyboard. Instantly, the computer emitted a hissing sound and sparks. The girl's eyes widened in fright, and just as she was about to stand up, suddenly! A blinding light flashed, and everything went black before she lost consciousness.

When she regained consciousness, her surroundings felt both strange and familiar. Strange because this was clearly not her room; familiar because the scene before her was none other than Changliu Mountain from the TV series "The Journey of Flower." Before she could even react, she saw a man with an extraordinary and otherworldly air standing beside her—it was none other than Bai Zihua!

The girl subconsciously looked down at herself and was surprised to find herself wearing Hua Qiangu's clothes. A surge of joy mixed with a hint of panic welled up inside her. Had she transmigrated? And become Hua Qiangu? This was unbelievable!

Bai Zihua glanced at her expressionlessly, his tone calm yet carrying an undeniable authority: "Hua Qiangu, from this day forward, you will cultivate here on Changliu Mountain. You must not slack off and must strictly abide by the sect rules, understand?"

The girl, or rather, Hua Qiangu now, hurriedly nodded and replied, "Yes, Master, I understand!" But in her heart, she was thinking, "Wow, I really saw Bai Zihua! He's so handsome! But this is so sudden, I haven't figured out what's going on yet."

Hua Qiangu followed Bai Zihua along Changliu Mountain, seeing many disciples along the way, some practicing swordsmanship, others chanting scriptures, all with focused expressions. She looked around curiously, her eyes full of wonder.

At this moment, a disciple stepped forward and respectfully bowed to Bai Zihua: "Immortal, the World Honored One requests your presence, saying that there is an important matter to discuss."

Bai Zihua nodded slightly, then turned to Hua Qiangu and said, "Wait here and don't wander off. I'll be back soon."

"Yes, Master," Hua Qiangu replied obediently.

After Bai Zihua left, Hua Qiangu stood there alone, feeling both excited and a little uneasy. She couldn't help but mutter to herself, "Oh dear, what am I going to do? I really transmigrated here! What am I going to do now? But meeting these characters from TV dramas is so cool! Humph, I must rewrite Hua Qiangu's original fate; I can't let her suffer so much anymore!"

Just as Hua Qiangu was lost in thought, several more disciples walked past her. One of them glanced at her, curled his lip, and muttered, "Hmph, her? She can even come to Changliu Mountain to cultivate? I wonder what kind of luck she had."

Another disciple quickly tugged at his sleeve and whispered, "Keep your voice down, don't let the immortal hear you, or you'll be in big trouble."

Hua Qiangu overheard their conversation and felt a pang of resentment. She frowned and thought to herself, "Hmph, how can these people be like this? They look down on me! I must cultivate diligently and show them what I'm capable of!"

After a while, Bai Zihua still hadn't returned, and Hua Qiangu grew a little bored. She decided to wander around and look at the sights. She strolled slowly along a path, admiring the flowers, trees, and plants around her, marveling at the wonders of this world of immortals and heroes.

Suddenly, she heard a quarrel coming from ahead. Curious, she quickened her pace and went over, only to see two disciples arguing heatedly.

One of the disciples exclaimed, "I think you're definitely going to win this match, Senior Brother! Your swordsmanship is so superb!"

Another disciple shook his head and said, "That's not necessarily true. Junior brother, don't underestimate the others. There might be a dark horse emerging!"

Hua Qiangu, who was listening from the side, couldn't help but interject, "Oh, no matter who wins or loses, as long as they've tried their best, that's enough!"

The two disciples then noticed her. One of them looked her up and down and said disdainfully, "Hmph, what do you know? This concerns our status and honor in Changliu Mountain. How can we be so casual about it!"

Hearing his words, Hua Qiangu felt a surge of anger. She put her hands on her hips and said loudly, "How could I not understand! I think attitude is the most important thing in everything! It's so pointless for you to keep arguing like this!"

Another disciple, displeased that she dared to talk back, said, "What are you, a newcomer, shouting about? You should use that energy to practice more!"

Just as Hua Qiangu was about to retort, a shout came from afar: "What are you all doing! Such a commotion, what kind of behavior is this!"

Everyone turned around and saw that an elder was walking over. Upon seeing this, the two disciples quickly lowered their heads and dared not utter another sound.

The elder looked at them, then at Hua Qiangu, and said sternly, "Hua Qiangu, you are new here. Instead of waiting for the immortal, you are arguing with others. What kind of logic is that?"

Hua Qiangu's heart tightened, and she quickly explained, "Elder, I just heard them arguing and wanted to persuade them. I didn't mean to argue."

The elder snorted and said, "Hmph, don't try to argue. Go back and reflect on your actions. If there's a next time, you won't be so lenient!"

Hua Qiangu could only lower her head and reply, "Yes, Elder, I understand."

She felt incredibly wronged, and secretly vowed, "Hmph, I will definitely cultivate diligently on Changliu Mountain and make you all look at me with new eyes, and never dare to say such things to me again!"