The Good-for-Nothing Divine Doctor: The Heaven-Defying Heiress

[A story about a powerful woman who transmigrates from the twenty-seventh century to another world! The male lead is just background scenery at first!] She was a medical prodigy of the ancient god clan in the twenty-seventh century, a talent seen only once in a thousand years. With her delicate hands, she could bring the dead back to life and regenerate flesh from bone. She became someone the world both revered and feared, only to be betrayed and killed in a vicious plot. Reborn, she finds herself a good-for-nothing, a disgrace despised by everyone in the Vermilion Bird clan. A good-for-nothing? An ugly freak? Rejected after an engagement? Someone anyone can bully? Ha! The king has returned. Who can stand against her? In a world where spiritual qi revives and demonic beasts run rampant, watch her turn the tides with a flick of her hand and set the world ablaze! No spirit beasts? No spiritual roots? Unfit to be clan head? Sorry! This young lady is a cultivation prodigy seen only once in ten thousand years! She has so many divine beasts under contract that her hand gets tired, and so many pills she can eat them like candy! The kings of the dragon clan, the elves, the merfolk, the dwarves, and the undead all compete to swear their loyalty to her. Ha! Do you think this young lady cares about your little position as clan head? As her brilliance shines forth, she captivates the world, shakes heaven and earth, and becomes someone everyone looks up to. The number-one beauty, the number-one divine physician? They aren't even worthy of carrying her shoes! Those who once bullied and humiliated her will now pay tenfold. The guilty will be killed, the deserving punished. And that former fiancé of hers, kneeling and begging her to forgive him now, doesn't he realize how ridiculous he looks? By the way… can someone explain why this man, who was supposed to be her cheat, is suddenly calling her his wife? Still… having a powerful, mysterious, peerless man for a husband doesn't sound so bad.