Riding the Clouds to the Ninth Heaven

1. A long-form novel. 2. The heroine has no romantic pairing. She stands on her own, is strong, and is the central female lead. 3. Not traditional cultivation. Traditional cultivation forms the foundation, alongside elements such as spirit-beast training and political intrigue. 4. No System. 5. Women’s growth and independence, mutual support between women, and equality between women and men. 6. She is self-reliant and grows steadily stronger. 7. Her growth comes with pain. The heroine is not perfect. Her experiences have given her a worldview unlike that of ordinary people: she is selfish, aloof, and inclined toward villainy. 8. For readers who favor the heroine and enjoy seeing male characters suffer. Cheng Yun’s peaceful life was shattered in an instant. After falling off a cliff, she gained an inheritance. But when she returned home, she found that her mother, the only family she had, had been murdered by her enemies. She herself died in a dragon’s breath. After three years of reincarnation, she was born into the world once more. This time, she would kill every enemy, climb the Heavenly Ladder, tame divine beasts, claim divine artifacts, and stand at the pinnacle of the continent!