[Villainess + putting scumbags in their place + no petty rivalry between women, just pure malice]
CEO An Xian knows astronomy, but is paralyzed from the waist down. Through her ruthless methods, she became a business tycoon, only to be pushed into the middle of the road by her assistant and killed by a car on the very day she closed a hundred-billion-yuan deal.
To stay alive, An Xian has no choice but to agree to the System's terms: travel to seven worlds and dispel the original hosts' resentment in exchange for a chance to be reborn.
The innocent, pitiful little white flower? What does she care? She'll use her all the same.
The righteous, loyal female general? So what? She'll become a rebel alongside her.
Fake or real heiresses using morality to blackmail people? That's even better. Bring on the Eighteen Dragon-Subduing Palms!
Note: The female lead has little sense of morality. She's a good person only when her interests don't conflict with someone else's. Anyone who isn't in the same boat as her can be crushed. She becomes especially ruthless in the middle and later parts. She's a self-serving individualist, so read with caution.
Nice novel, the heroine is amazing
The story has ups and downs
The content is rich and colorful, and the description of the heroine is very vivid.
Excellent writing style and rich and colorful content
The logic is clear and the content is great
I came across it by accident and finished it before I knew it. The plot is compact and not procrastinating. I recommend it.
A very well written book, I read it in one sitting, wonderful
The concept is clever and unique, the ideas are different, and the writing is beautiful
The plot of the novel develops smoothly and the content is fascinating. It is worth recommending.
The author's wit is quick and his emotions are sincere and rich, making people want to put it down.