You Call This a Healer? She Smashes Heads to Pulp!

Ning Ruan died on Blue Star and woke up as an infant in Longevity Village — a hidden pocket world of doting "dads" who spent fifteen years lying to her face. The outside world is full of terrifying monsters, they told her. You, sweetheart, are perfectly average. Do try to keep your head down. So when she finally leaves to test into the Crimson Heaven Sect, she registers as a light-element spirit master with one modest ambition: to become the number one healer under heaven. There are two small problems. Her healing art reverse-heals roughly eight casts in ten. And she is also a six-element spirit master, a sword cultivator, and wealthier than most sects — none of which she considers relevant, because she is support class, thank you very much. Adopted by the poorest peak in the sect (self-titled "Invincible Peak"; population: one drunk master and seven increasingly alarmed senior brothers), Ning Ruan proceeds to solve every problem in front of her with explosives, an iron pot, and the unshakeable conviction that she is a healer. Nobody believes her. She has stopped caring. — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: You Call This a Healer? She Smashes Heads to Pulp! — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠