【evil cultivator + power fantasy + leveling progression + no romance】
Luo Li always thought she was a gifted disciple of Tianling Sect, a great orthodox sect. Then, during a trial in a secret realm, the realm began to collapse, and her senior brothers and sisters shoved her into the formation's core, trading her life for a chance to escape. Only then did she learn the truth: she wasn't a gifted disciple at all. She was the geniuses' sparring partner, shadow, and sacrificial lamb, cannon fodder meant to take the blows for them.
Furious, she left the sect and joined Blood Nether Sect, an evil sect everyone despised. She cultivated the arts of weapon forging, talismans, ghost cultivation, and killing formations, and had maxed-out talent in every one. She became the world's greatest weapon smith, a grandmaster of talismans, a master of formations, the monarch of the sword, and even the supreme ruler of the ghost path.
Her monstrous talent made some people panic. Those so-called orthodox sects denounced her as an evil demon and schemed against her, suppressing her at every turn. Several sects even joined forces to destroy Blood Nether Sect.
Luckily, her sect fiercely protected its own, and every member stood by her side.
Sect Master: Should the sect step in? We're evil cultivators, but we still have principles.
The other evil cultivators: Want to fight? We can all go together.
Luo Li waved her hand. No need. I'll handle it myself.
She sneered. Damn it, I'm talented at everything. You think you can still bully me?
So she trampled geniuses, defeated formidable foes, and exterminated evil demons, striking down every injustice with a single sword.
With her monstrous talent, she single-handedly took her third-rate sect and made it the greatest sect under heaven.
Looking at that towering sect, everyone exclaimed: Damn it, who said she was an evil cultivator? She's so wicked she's practically righteous!
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking
Not bad, but the level improvement is too slow. I haven't broken through the foundation building in more than eighty chapters.