I was mistaken for a fairy.

In a savage murim (martial world) governed by strength and violence, a modern reincarnated soul awakens in the body of young Seo Yeon, who witnesses her kind mother’s gruesome death during a village massacre. Traumatized, she rejects the brutal path of martial arts despite her innate sword talent, fleeing to a secluded mountain near the Namgung family’s territory in Anhui Province to avoid bandits and the Jianghu’s conflicts. There, she channels her skills into wood carving for livelihood, unknowingly cultivating her abilities to godlike levels—infusing life-like souls into her works, achieving the Natural Realm and Heart Sword states, and transforming her appearance with ethereal, peach-hued features while attracting spiritual energy that turns the mountain into a mystical haven with blooming herbs, auspicious beasts, and a loyal white tiger companion. Her peaceful isolation draws the attention of the righteous Namgung family, whose elite Blue Sky Sword Squad approaches her domain with awe and humility, mistaking her for a descended celestial maiden; upon learning they now own the land, Seo Yeon graciously agrees to leave, impressed by their respectful demeanor despite her desire to stay detached from murim affairs.