A reincarnated girl, who begins by possessing a cultivator.

A reincarnated girl, who begins by possessing a cultivator.

Author: Guang Zhongsheng

Summary:

Su Chun, who transmigrated to the Tiannan Continent, became a lowly herb-gathering girl.

While gathering herbs in the mountains, she accidentally fell into an underground cave to escape wild beasts and encountered the skeleton of a cultivator.

However, a remnant soul remained on the cultivator's remains, and this remnant soul wanted to possess Su Chun and be resurrected.

However, because Su Chun had lived two lives and possessed naturally strong soul power, she managed to defeat the cultivator's remnant soul after a battle. She then possessed the cultivator's body, gaining his memories and everything from his previous life.

Chapter 1: The Young Girl Su Chun

Tiannan Continent, Yue Kingdom, Qingniu Town.

In the Kapok Mountains, the tranquility was shattered by the roar of a wild beast and the hurried flight of a human figure.

In the dense forest, a huge black bear was aggressively pursuing a young girl in blue.

The girl, who looked about twelve or thirteen years old, was carrying a bamboo basket full of herbs on her back and holding a small black dog in her arms as she ran through the woods.

Branches and thorns grazed her exposed skin, leaving bloody marks on her body.

But at this moment, she couldn't care less about her injuries, because the black bear behind her was getting closer and closer.

"Su Chun, why are you always so unlucky? It's one thing to die from staying up all night in your past life, and it's another to be reborn as a woman in this life, but how come you can run into a bear while picking herbs? I don't want to be eaten by a bear!"

As the girl fled, she screamed desperately in her heart.

Su Chun was an ordinary girl from Qiligou, Qingniu Town, at the foot of the mountain. Because of the locust plague last year, her family couldn't afford to eat, so they sent her to Huichuntang in town to work as a medicine boy.

Not long ago, when she went up the mountain to collect herbs, a small black dog crawled out of the jungle and came to her feet. She thought it was a puppy that had run away from the town, so she picked it up and planned to take it back to the town.

Who knew that after playing with the puppy for a while, an angry black bear suddenly appeared from behind me.

If it weren't for her quick thinking and wit, she would probably have been devoured by the black bear on the spot.

Originally, this place was only a few miles from the town, so there shouldn't have been any wild beasts around. It can only be said that she was unlucky.

Just as the black bear was about to pounce on him, a deathly aura swept over him, and Su Chun frantically fled for his life.

But at that moment, whether it was good luck or bad luck, she suddenly lost her footing. Su Chun's pupils contracted sharply, and before she could recover, her body was already suspended in mid-air, and then she fell into the unknown cave.

Su Chun's long, terrified scream echoed from inside the cave, but soon silence followed.

The black bear slammed on the brakes in front of the cave entrance. He glanced down at the cave, let out an angry and resentful roar, and turned to leave.

As for Su Chun, who fell into the cave, she held the little black dog in her arms tightly, and slid and rolled in the winding passage for a while before finally falling to the bottom of the cave.

Fortunately, the passage wasn't straight down, otherwise she would have been dead.

After a while, she quickly came to her senses. The first thing she felt was pain all over her body, and even the slightest movement made her wince in pain.

Then, when she looked around, what came into view was an empty skull, coldly staring at her through the dim light.

"what!"

Su Chun was so startled that she sat up abruptly.

"What the hell is this place?"

Looking around, it was a dark cave with the ground piled with human bones and animal skeletons.

The only light source came from a narrow slit high overhead, through which sunlight slanted down, forming a thin band of light on the ground.

"Calm down, calm down..."

Su Chun tried her best to suppress her inner panic.

She looked down at the little black dog in her arms.

However, the little one who had saved her life on the journey was sleeping soundly.

"Seriously? You can sleep like this? I should have just thrown you to that black bear as food."

Su Chun was speechless.

She looked up at the spot where she had fallen and tried to climb back up, but all her attempts ended in failure.

"Sigh! It seems there's no way to go back the way we came."

She sighed helplessly, knowing she could only try to find other solutions.

She was in a medium-sized cave with unusually smooth walls, clearly indicating that it had been carved by human hands.

"Was it carved out by human hands? Could it be an ancient tomb?"

Su Chun frowned, her gaze sweeping over the skeletons.

"Did all these people fall like me?"

So Su Chun began to carefully examine the cave.

Unfortunately, after searching around, she found no other exit besides human bones.

Until she discovered a peculiar skeleton in the corner. It was a female skeleton, slender and with intact bones. Most strangely, the skeleton was wearing a moon-white long dress.

While the other skeletons were reduced to mere bones, this long dress appeared brand new, not only unrotted but also subtly gleaming with a soft sheen.

Even more eerie, the skeleton itself emitted a faint glow, like will-o'-the-wisps in the dark cave, casting a hazy bluish-white light on the surrounding ground.

There is also a line of text carved on the rock wall next to the skeleton.

"I am Ding Yuqin, a Core Formation cultivator from the Xuan Yue Sect. I was attacked by a powerful member of the Hehuan Sect of the Demonic Path and was severely injured when I fled to this place. Now I am powerless to save myself. If anyone from the future comes here, I hope that they can send my remains back to the Xuan Yue Sect. Everything I have in my life will be my reward."

After reading this last message, Su Chun was shocked.

"A Core Formation cultivator? The Xuan Yue Sect? Could they be legendary immortals?"

Although she had never seen an immortal, she often heard legends about cultivators.

The so-called immortals are cultivators among humans who can fly through the sky, move mountains and overturn seas.

Su Chun stared at Ding Yuqin's skeleton for a while.

"So this is what immortals are like. But after death, they are nothing more than a skeleton, no different from ordinary people."

"Also, you asked me to take you home, but how am I supposed to get out of here?"

Su Chun's gaze swept over the human skeletons again, and she realized that these people might have been trapped and died here after falling down unexpectedly, just like her.

And her fate will probably be the same.

Thinking about this, I felt unwilling, but there was nothing I could do.

She simply plopped down next to Ding Yuqin's skeleton. Since she was destined to be trapped here and die, what was there to be afraid of?

Out of boredom, she began to rummage through Ding Yuqin's belongings.

Scattered on the ground were some pieces of jewelry covered in dust, such as earrings, necklaces, and hairpins, which looked quite valuable.

If she manages to leave alive, these things would be enough to make her rich overnight.

"What material are these clothes made of? The person has turned to bones, but the clothes are still intact. Could they be a treasure?"

Su Chun reached out and touched the clothes covering the skeleton, then noticed a bead that emitted a faint golden light.

The bead was located below the buttocks of the skeleton.

"What kind of treasure is this?"

Out of curiosity, Su Chun took the bead in her hand.

However, at that very moment, something unexpected happened.

The golden bead suddenly burst forth with dazzling light, accompanied by a woman's wild laughter.

"Hahaha... After more than a hundred years, I have finally found someone with the aptitude for cultivation. Heaven has not forsaken me, Ding Yuqin."

Su Chun was so frightened that she instinctively wanted to throw away the bead, but found that it seemed to be stuck to her hand and gradually merged into her body.

"what happened?"

Su Chun immediately felt uneasy.

"Little girl, relax and don't be afraid. This is your opportunity. Give me your body, and from now on, you will be able to transcend the ordinary and become a cultivator revered by the world."

The voice of that unknown woman echoed in Su Chun's mind once again.

Before Su Chun could respond, her consciousness suddenly froze, her body stiffened, and she sat there with wide eyes, stunned.

Immediately afterwards, her consciousness wavered for a moment, and she found herself in a white, misty space.

"This is where?"

Su Chun looked around at her surroundings, feeling quite puzzled.

"Hehe! This is your consciousness space."

A soft laugh came from behind her; though not terrifying, it sent a chill down Su Chun's spine.

She turned around abruptly and saw a woman with an elegant and refined appearance.

The other person was wearing the exact same clothes as the skeleton.

"A space of consciousness? You...you are the owner of that skeleton?"

Su Chun quickly determined the other party's identity.

Ding Yuqin smiled and nodded, then walked towards Su Chun.

"Not bad, you're quite smart."

Su Chun instinctively took a few steps back, but where could she possibly retreat to?

"Don't even think about escaping. You can't escape. This is your consciousness space, and I'm about to devour your consciousness and take over this body. Although your aptitude isn't great, with only the five elements of metal, wood, water, fire, and earth as pseudo-spiritual roots, at least you can cultivate."

"Come, become one with me."

After Ding Yuqin finished speaking, she transformed into countless flower petals and swept towards Su Chun.

She clearly had no interest in wasting time talking to a little girl who knew nothing.

"What...what are you going to do? Get away from me, don't touch me!"