[No romance] [Female protagonist who grows stronger] [No love story! No flirting!] [Focus on building strength] [And pursuing ambitions]
A girl from a junk planet is bullied to the brink from the start: badly injured, stripped of her resources, and nearly killed!
Then she gains a mysterious ability that lets her awaken cross-world shapeshifting, and suddenly she’s off to the races!
She can freely transform in the cultivation world!
As a spirit cat, she can purge the toxins from her body. As a divine beast, her spiritual sense rivals the interstellar double-S mental strength rating!
As an energy-devouring beast, she can increase her spiritual power by eating scrap!
Best of all, dying in the cultivation world doesn’t hurt. She instantly returns to the junk planet with all her abilities intact!
While others fear dying young as they cultivate, she uses death itself to test things out!
Revenge feels incredible!
Those who hurt me, die!
Local bullies causing trouble again? Let them find out what it means to be crushed!
A gang hideout? Bury it under a mountain of scrap with stone-control magic!
An interstellar fleet trying to seize resources? One sword intent shatters its engines!
She raises interstellar spirit beasts to dig for treasure and traps enemy troops with talismans, pills, and formations. Even if a powerful cultivator kills her, she comes back with their insights and uses them to crush interstellar powerhouses!
No romance, no flirting, and nonstop comebacks!
From a scavenger girl trampled underfoot to a shapeshifting powerhouse turning the interstellar world upside down, her only rules are: fight back, get stronger, and fight back again!
Really good, super beautiful, great subject matter
I think it's very interesting. The heroine travels through the world of immortality again and again, and works hard to gain various abilities. It's quite novel 👍👍👍
Appetizers. Well enough. At least the language is fluent. Come on, big brother.
It's a good book, unlike some books that pretend to be cool and make the protagonist readers feel uncomfortable. It's not suitable for those messy people, and the logic is self-consistent. I give it a five-star recommendation.
This book is quite interesting
Very beautiful, the subject matter is novel
Very imaginative and beautiful