After Becoming the Richest Heiress, the Female Cultivator Goes on a Rampage
穿成首富千金后，女修杀疯了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 359k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Other names
- A Female Cultivator Opens Her Eyes in the 1960s, and All Her Enemies Are Dead女修六零一睁眼，仇人全上天Alternate title on Fanqie
Stats
In booklists 22
Period Novels You Won't Want to Skip a Chapter Of
Looking for books like "Famine Years: My Pocket Dimension Is a Grain Shop". Stories about a female lead working in the city.
A Female Lead Who's Strong Enough to Kill and Isn't a Doormat, Set in a Bygone Era
Looking for books similar to The Apocalypse Big Shot Rides the Winds and Waves in the 1970s.
Period Novels with a Female Lead Who Kills Without Batting an Eye
Looking for stories similar to The Capitalist Heiress Who Was Sent Down and Burned to Death Is Reborn. In period novels, I want a female lead who kills without batting an eye, not one who only trades insults.
Completed; Completed; Completed...
I’m getting a little tired of following ongoing stories. Please recommend some great completed ones!
Any Modern-Era Stories Where the Parents Have Important Backgrounds, and the Protagonist Transmigrates With a Pocket Space and Supplies? 😂️
Transmigrate, stockpile supplies, and build a career, with no saintly or fake-sweet female lead. Please! 😂️
He Sleeps for a Thousand Years, Is Unearthed by an Archaeology Team, Hears His Daughter Call Him Dad, and Awakens
A Capitalist Heiress in a Period Novel, With a Pocket Dimension, Who Clears Out Her Family Home
Transmigrate to a Bygone Era, Wield Strength, and Carry a Pocket Dimension
The female lead has a supernatural spatial ability.
Looking for a Historical-Era Story Where the Female Lead Won't Raise Someone Else's Child or Be a Doormat
No stepmothers, or anything like that. I can't handle raising kids right from the start.
A Period-Era Novel with a Capitalist's Daughter as the Female Lead, Who Has a Pocket Dimension and Clears Out Her Family's Wealth
Recommendations for Stories Set in a Bygone Era
Looking for stories like In the 1970s, I Soothed My Husband's Madness Every Day for a Better Life. A good period drama, please.
An Era Story Where the Female Lead Was Switched at Birth, Her Family Fled to Hong Kong, She Was Left in Shanghai, and Her Relatives Were in the Northeast
Transmigrate Through a Cave, Get a Pocket Dimension, Farm, and Deal With Awful Relatives
A Period Novel About Two Sisters Who Are Both Reborn: A Scheming Woman Steals the Heroine's Husband from Her Previous Life
A period novel in which two sisters are both reborn. The scheming sister knows that the female lead's previous life was glorious, so she steals the husband the female lead had in her previous life. The female lead simply says: He was just a scumbag.
Cultivation or Superpowers in a Bygone Era
Any stories about transmigrating to a past era, with special abilities or the chance to cultivate immortality?
Heiress Takes Over the Family Fortune
Are there any stories about a young heiress who was a landowner's or capitalist's daughter after the Reform and Opening-Up? Her parents went abroad and left her behind, so she gathers up all the family property, like The Little Cannon Fodder Who Followed Her Mother into a Remarriage in the 1950s.
Everyone, Any Stories About a Wealthy Young Lady Returning From Abroad in a Period Setting?
Looking for books similar to The Glamorous Young Lady Has 99.9 Billion in the Seventies (The Seventies Young Lady).
The Heroine Transmigrates Into Another Body and Is Incredibly Powerful, but Just Wants to Coast Through Life
Fantasy novels.
Period Stories with a Pampered Female Lead
Stories About a Female Lead Cultivating Immortality in the Modern World
Looking for a story where the female lead transmigrates into a book as a villainess. She comes from a powerful family, has exceptional talent, and an incredibly impressive master, plus several older brothers who dote on her.
Looking for Modern Cultivation, Space, and Historical-Era Novels with Female Leads
I especially love modern-day cultivation novels. Any recommendations?
A Female Cultivator Transmigrates to the 1960s and Moves to the Countryside With Her Younger Brother
In same booklists
Capitalist Heiress: Reborn, I Clear Out My Entire Family's Home
I Became the Male Lead's Beloved, Then Packed Up and Ran Away in the Middle of the Night
The Capitalist Heiress Is Reborn, Empties Her Ancestral Estate, and Joins the Army
Reborn in the 1970s: Absolute Domain
Reborn in the 1960s: A Capitalist Heiress Follows Her Husband to the Army
Reborn in the 1950s: The Capitalist Heiress Strikes Back
I Cleared Out the Family Fortune, and the Capitalist Heiress Married in a Whirlwind Wedding to Join the Army
The Capitalist Heiress Calls Off the Engagement, and Her Powerful Younger Uncle Is Head Over Heels for Her
I Transmigrated into a Capitalist Heiress, Emptied My Family's Vault, and Married an Officer
Claiming the Family Estate and Heading to the Countryside: Crush the Enemy Spies and Marry a War Hero
The Reborn Heiress of a Capitalist Family Takes Everything and Moves to the Countryside
Her Fiancé Protects His Widowed Sister-in-Law, So the Capitalist Heiress Calls Off the Engagement
Taking My Cousin's Place in the Countryside? I'll Empty the Ancestral Home and Take Down the Whole Family
From the Apocalypse to the Seventies: Her Soldier Husband Spoils Her, and She Steals the Show
The Capitalist’s Daughter Abandons Her Husband and Child to Marry an Officer in the Countryside
I Clear It Out! The Capitalist Heiress Marries a Rough-Hewn Soldier and Joins His Army
Transmigrate Into a Book in the 1960s: The Heiress Picks Up a Rugged Man for a Husband
From the Start, I'm a Capitalist Heiress? No Worries, My Granaries Are Full
The Capitalist Heiress of the Sixties: She Emptied Her Ancestral Home to Join the Army
I Transmigrated to the 1970s: A Capitalist Heiress’s Reversal of Fortune
Reader comments 50
Google Translate
Well written! 👍 The female lead is powerful, takes revenge on the spot, and isn't a saint or love-struck fool! Five stars! Looking forward to the next update!
It's great! The female lead never argues; she's decisive and doesn't mince words. I love such a capable female lead. Keep up the good work, author!
It's super good! The ending felt a bit rushed, adding some epilogues would have been great. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
It's very well-written, depicting such an enchanting world of cultivation. However, I feel a bit unsatisfied; could the author perhaps write a side story to continue their life in the cultivation world? Leaving such a cliffhanger keeps the reader on the edge of their seat.
The female lead is truly strong-willed, unafraid of being wronged, and doesn't complain much. She resolves things quickly. There aren't many scenes with cannon fodder or supporting characters. The female lead focuses on cultivating and finding her way back to the cultivation world. It's just that the ending is too fast.
A female cultivator transmigrates to the 1970s to become the daughter of a capitalist. She is rich, beautiful, and has younger siblings. She decisively resolves the karmic consequences of her actions and confronts the enemies who harmed her family. Due to circumstances, she takes her siblings to the countryside. There, she encounters a love affair from another life and cultivates immortality with her lover...
It was so enjoyable to watch! The female lead is so cool and not a saint; anyone who bullies her gets killed. It made me feel so happy!
The premise was good, I read it in one go, and there were no major flaws. What I liked most was the lack of suffocation; those who deserved to die were killed cleanly and decisively. Usually, stories involve a lot of rambling and arguing, and it's been a long time since I've encountered a story that dares to kill. The only downside was the rushed ending. Following this approach, it would have needed at least a million words, maybe even several hundred thousand.
The writing is good and worth reading, but the ending felt a bit rushed, like a rollercoaster suddenly plummeting. I hope future works will be more refined. I wonder when the second novel will begin; I eagerly await its masterpiece.
The plot is quite fast-paced, without any tedious narration, which I appreciate. The story itself is also quite good, with elements of cultivation and farming. The downside is that the fast pace makes the ending very abrupt—really abrupt, catching you completely off guard. Also, there is a romantic pairing, but I don't mind whether there is or not; those who don't can skip it.