Guan Yan, the “Jade-Faced Rakshasa,” an undefeated fighter who takes on opponents above her level, feared by everyone on the Divine Firmament Continent!
Reborn, she finds herself the young lady of a general’s household on a low-ranked continent, with a damaged dantian!
Her nemesis makes a secret attempt on her life? Her family is about to be wiped out?
No problem. She’ll cleanse her meridians and marrow and cultivate all twelve elements: metal, wood, water, fire, earth, and more. With a talent that defies the heavens, she’ll turn the tables and strike back.
With the divine agricultural arts and medicine in one hand and seals for formations in the other, she tames divine beasts, refines divine pills, and draws talismans…
Peerlessly beautiful, adored by countless people!
And yet she loves collecting junk and turning trash into treasure!
With a pile of scrap, she’ll build a kingdom.
But this scheming Divine Lord is going too far. They agreed to a fair trade, then go their separate ways once it was over. So how did it turn into a soul contract?
Guan Yan gritted her teeth. “What happened to an equal contract?”
Yin Mochen wrapped an arm around her and smiled wickedly. “We stand shoulder to shoulder and look down on the world together. That’s equal.”
Can anyone tell me why such a good novel has no ratings? The whole book revolves around a series of operations after the heroine's soul passes through the next generation and merges with the original owner's split soul to start a revenge plan, which is gradually improved layer by layer. In the end, the heroine unexpectedly returned to the previous world, and used the pagoda given by her master to bring everyone in the family (including more than 10,000 combat legions of her family) to the previous world. Later, she helped the male protagonist recover his body through training in the previous world, and finally defeated all the evil demons and lackeys from the outside world to restore peace to the entire realm. But there is also a bit of a pity. That is: what is going on with the begonia flower mark on the heroine's forehead? What does it have to do with the male protagonist? Why did the male protagonist say that she still met him? I would like to ask the author, why can't such a big hole be filled in?
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Good recommendation
Super, super good-looking, good-looking, good-looking
It's my favorite type. I hope it will be this exciting until the end.