Save the World? Not Even a Dog Would! Wang Mo Goes Mad and Ascends to Godhood

[Unhinged + System + Sarcasm + No Saving the World + Doing Things Her Own Way + Completely Bonkers] The past is just a prologue. Wang Mo wakes from a dream, haunted by a past full of blood and tears: she was the chosen one selected by Jiujiu, bearing the burden of saving the world and surviving tribulations hundreds of times over. Yet Princess Ice and Princess Luo Li kept being reborn in turn, the pairing of Water and World was a total mess, and the otherworldly visitor's entire storyline was vilified. She was saddled with the labels of Wang the Black Dog and White Lotus, and endured nothing but scorn. The gods saw her as an insect. The reborn stepped on her to climb higher, the otherworldly visitors mocked her as stupid, and even the immortals closest to her never chose her wholeheartedly. The bone-deep pain sealed within her gnawed at her soul every time she died. The supposedly perfect life was nothing but a mirage, a second execution over and over again. After risking her life to make it through every world, she won spiritual treasures, elixirs, and supreme powers. But when she returned to her own world, she was treated as a “chess piece.” She quit on the spot! Her memories awakened. Wang Mo wielded the Banner of Ten Thousand Souls and became an asura. Purple energy wrapped in black trampled the highest heavens. Three steps shook heaven and earth, and ten thousand souls became blades! She won't save the world. She'll be an avenger! Gods, the reborn, and otherworldly visitors: whoever wronged her will have their souls destroyed, never to be reborn! The debts owed across the myriad worlds will be repaid a hundredfold! Content warning: Both heroes and villains suffer. Immortals may die. The author has never said this is a power fantasy. Even if the story follows Wang Mo as she takes revenge on everyone who hurt her, and even if the heroine is formidable and overwhelmingly powerful, she became this powerful because of all the suffering she endured. That's why this book isn't tagged as a feel-good power fantasy about a strong heroine. Reposting or plagiarism is prohibited.