The Good-for-Nothing Heroine Went Out and Found the Banner of Ten Thousand Souls

“The binding failure rate for the Ten-Thousand Souls Banner is 100%. She was the only one who succeeded.”

From then on, she became a heretic everyone wanted dead, fleeing alongside this unruly banner...

She would flee, level up, slay enemies, and dish out face-slapping, carving out a path to immortality.

[Tags: Female-oriented, leveling up and fighting monsters, on the run, building a career instead of falling in love]

Song Lian was just a minor rogue cultivator who cleaned up battlefields.

One day, she accidentally picked up a battered magical artifact.

Only after binding to it did she learn it was the most wanted evil artifact on the bounty list: the Ten-Thousand Souls Banner.

Who could have guessed the banner wouldn’t devour her? Instead, it protected and pampered her, dragged her along as it leveled up and fought monsters, and helped her turn the tables at every step.

And, along the way, it made her the bane of the entire cultivation world.

The Immortal Alliance wanted her dead. The righteous sects wanted to surround and destroy her. Even the heretics wanted to steal her banner.

She became the “mad heretic” everyone avoided at all costs,

but all she wanted was to live peacefully and safely as a good person.

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🔸 No male lead: She has no time for romance; she’s busy cultivating and staying alive.

🔸 No golden finger: The evil artifact pushes her to work herself to the bone every day.

🔸 Want to ascend to immortality? First, see if you can escape the next manhunt.

The Ten-Thousand Souls Banner said ominously, “Don’t get attached. I have no conscience.”

Song Lian sneered. “I never believed you had a heart.”

From then on...

She swept through the entire cultivation world with a banner in hand, exposed heretical schemes, and smashed the Immortal Alliance’s headquarters.

Alone, with one banner, she forged a path of cultivation that belonged to no one else.

She was neither a savior nor a villain.

She was simply an ordinary person in a world of cultivation, struggling to stay alive.