After Sleeping for a Thousand Years, the Max-Level Ancestor Came Down the Mountain

[The heroine is sober and decisive + invincible flow + unit abuse + micro-horror] Yun Shu, the goddess of Kunlun who has been sleeping for thousands of years, wakes up in a modern hospital. Facing a city with exhausted aura, she just wants to recover quietly. However, the demons and demons insist on seeking death. The climax starts right off the bat! When the great-grandfather of Jiangcheng's top wealthy family was dying, he saw her struggling to get up and kneeling in front of everyone: "Unworthy servant, pay homage to the ancestor!" The whole family was shocked, and all the powerful people bowed down. From then on, there was a full-level boss in the city, and a whole family of humble wealthy "servants" behind her. · Unjust case of being buried alive: The grandmother was filled with resentment and weeping blood. She summoned the spirit in public to reveal the truth about the sanctimonious grandfather who buried his wife alive! · The painting demon kills the girl: The genius painter father actually made his daughter a "painting demon" to survive? One of her thunder spells struck him to pieces! · The Curse of the Pen Fairy: The abandoned school is bound to the soul and demands its life. She summons the soul live, making the former school bully who is now a social celebrity kneel down and repent! She pushed all the way and tortured all the scum, but found that behind every resentful spirit she solved, there was a huge shadow called "Netherworld Pavilion". They use all living beings as chess pieces and set up evil formations to attract evil spirits in an attempt to refine the Ten Thousand Souls Demon Banner! Faced with the overwhelming conspiracy, Yun Shu finally stopped holding back. She stood on the main altar of Netherworld, with the goddess Dharma appearing behind her. Her eyes were indifferent, overlooking all living beings: "I have been sleeping for a thousand years, and I did not let you ants run wild on my territory." Let me ask you, in this world, are you afraid when I come back?