An Immortal, Indestructible Body, Yet Cast Out from the Start

A heroine who grows stronger + no romance + a touch of ensemble cast + a group transmigration + a powerful but not all-capable heroine + angst On her way home from work, a sudden pop-up warns her that the ability she gained by spending one hundred points of luck comes with a delay. Ten seconds. Her golden finger is still on its way, and Qiao Yue, down one hundred luck points, lasts only until the ninth second. Luckily, she draws an immortal body, and the binding is to her soul. A small world on the verge of collapse rescues her, only to abandon her from the start. Hoping to build up a little luck and grow up, she signs a contract of servitude with the Heavenly Dao. Her native world is a mid-level martial arts world. She assumes she’ll have to survive on her own lifespan until she becomes the best under heaven, but it turns out there are other transmigrators in this world, whom the locals collectively call the Extraordinary. But Heavenly Dao, just how many generations of cheat-code souls have you fished out of here?! A store, a phone that’s impervious to blades and bullets, never runs out of battery, and still has a signal, and a mastermind who can turn corpses into puppets. Qiao Yue: “Why isn’t there a space where time speeds up?” Heavenly Dao: “I heard you. I’m fishing one out now.” In the end, the phone belongs to Qiao Yue, and so does the mastermind’s power. The world calls her the Demon God.