Qu Li transmigrates into the body of Qu Qingyue, a cannon-fodder supporting heroine and the entire sect's heaven-blessed lucky star.
Cursed by fate, she's doomed not to live past twenty.
As if that weren't tragic enough, when the female lead gets hurt, Qu Li gets scolded; when the female lead is upset, Qu Li gets beaten; and when the female lead falls in love, Qu Li has to stand by as the contrast.
She's forced to play a gloomy, jealous villainess, only to be killed by the female lead's group of devoted admirers. Before she even reaches twenty, she's ground to dust and her soul scattered.
Can this life be summed up with just one word: miserable?
Qu Li has had enough and quits on the spot.
What if she has no Golden Core from the start? She just needs to find herself a powerful patron.
“Master, I'm useless, I'm a mess. Please save me.”
Her formidable master says she would be delighted to dote on a lively apprentice like Qu Li.
And so Qu Li begins a life of cheat codes, with her master backing her up as she snatches opportunities, defies fate, beats up scumbags and wicked women, and kicks her groveling senior and junior brothers aside. What does it matter who is the greatest under heaven?
Nothing beats living a brilliant life as Qu Li!
Her former sect: “What! That rebellious disciple we cast out has become our junior grand-aunt?”
Her formerly biased master: “What! Qu Li, the cripple whose dantian was destroyed, is actually the strongest under heaven?”
Her formerly blind senior brother: “What! Qu Li isn't just the best in alchemy, crafting, spell cultivation, and sword cultivation... she's also the richest person under heaven!”
The once-arrogant leaders of the four great sects now sway and plead for a glance from Qu Li.
“Ququ, we want you to dote on us too~”
Qu Li, a sigma woman, says...
