What Wang Cuihua regrets most in her life is that she scolded the square dancer for three hours before traveling through time. Retribution came too quickly.
When she opened her eyes, she became a forty-year-old peasant woman chained to the altar. She was accused of scolding the immortal deacon who came to collect the spiritual rice in tears.
"You cultivators of the lotus root, you must have more holes in your mind than the old locust tree at the entrance of the village!"
On the night when she was forced to make a blood sacrifice to the spiritual field, she cursed her with a golden finger, and every venomous word she said came true, and a glowing ear of wheat came out of her sleeve.
From then on, there was a strange woman in the world of cultivation. She scolded and cried at the elder Jindan while farming, and before rescuing others, she made him smoke from his orifices.
When the demon cultivator slaughtered the village, she went up with a hoe: "The head is rounder than my pickle jar!"
The genius of the Immortal Sect came to challenge, but was choked and the inner demon broke out: "Your flying sword is so fast that my egg-laying hen can catch up with it with just two flutters!"
But no one knew that every time the Golden Spike in her arms purified the demonic energy, it would produce grains of spiritual rice with tooth marks; no one even noticed that those unlucky ones who were scolded bloody by her had secretly recovered from their old illnesses.
"I just want to plant three acres of spiritual land and raise a local dog, but you have to force me to be the savior?" Wang Cuihua scolded the Demon King until he shut down while eating melon seeds. "After I finish dealing with you, the turtle grandsons, I will set up a Malatang stall in the fairy world, and all the skewers will be dressed in Yuanying's trousers!"
Reader comments
The plot is compact and not procrastinating. There is a sense of déjà vu that the sky is dead and Huang Tian is standing. The most poisonous point for me right now is that there are a lot of points that appear when jz was born. Others are fine. After all, widows are unlucky in any dynasty. If you don't have a bit of a shrewdness, you can't live.
The plot is compact and not procrastinating. There is a sense of déjà vu that the sky is dead and Huang Tian is standing. The most poisonous point for me right now is that there are a lot of points that appear when jz was born. Others are fine. After all, widows are unlucky in any dynasty. If you don't have a bit of a shrewdness, you can't live.