The Villainous Senior Sister Is Beautiful and Dashing [Reborn]

Chu Liao grew up on Chaohua Immortal Mountain, where she was the foremost senior sister among all the disciples.

Brilliant and gifted, she excelled in both beauty and cultivation. Kind to others and strict with herself, she kept the feelings she should never have had tightly buried. Her lifelong goal was to become a disciple her master could be proud of.

After a thousand years, she would cross the tribulation and ascend with him, leaving behind a celebrated tale of master and disciple.

That is the standard lot of a heroine. Unfortunately, she is a cannon-fodder villainess. Making a name for herself and becoming the darling of the group are the heroine, the junior sister's, roles, and Chu Liao is destined to have neither.

So in the end, she died:

The junior sister, the darling of the group, ran her through the heart with a sword, the very one her master had given her. Afterward, her body was thrown to the bottom of a cliff and devoured by wild beasts.

A great demonic leader, dead and gone, left with a miserable and lonely end.

The cultivators of Jiuzhou applauded, saying Chu Liao had brought her downfall upon herself and deserved to die.

Meanwhile, the heroine, the junior sister adored by all, surpassed her master, crossed the tribulation, and ascended. She became the greatest in all Jiuzhou, showered in glory and revered by everyone.

Naturally, Chu Liao harbored resentment. One day, reborn, she held the novel Fortune's Immortal Path, whose heroine was the beloved junior sister, and read it with an impassive face. Then she ground the book into dust, her gaze cold.

“Zhong Lingyun, this time around, without me as your stepping stone, let's see if you can still cross the tribulation and ascend!”

As for that man, since she couldn't have his heart, she'd find a way to keep him by her side for the rest of his life!

Chu Liao, a stunning and formidable immortal lord with a woman's body and a man's appearance, and Jiang Nanbi, the beautiful and ruthless Venerable of Jiuling, a man of few words.