Exiled to the Stars: The System Forces Me to Build the Underworld

In her past life, Bai Su was an heir to a mystical sect, skilled in all five arts of divination and mysticism. Then she transmigrated. The good news: It's the interstellar age, where everyone awakens an ability and might makes right. The bad news: She's a D-rank plant-type, useless in a fight. The even worse news: The moment she opens her eyes, she's bundled off to get married. And the man she's marrying is the one her older sister rejected. Bai Su looks up at the sky and flips it the bird. Is this any way to treat a person??? Especially when her sister and brother-in-law keep causing trouble, and her husband is barely clinging to life. She shuts down. But perhaps she gives up too soon. The day after the wedding, the newlyweds are “graciously” exiled to a desolate border planet. The official explanation: to let the Marshal recover in peace. The real reason: they fear he might self-destruct and hurt innocent people. Bai Su looks out at the endless wilderness, then at the big yellow dog spirit form beside her, ready to drag her into a self-destruct at any moment. She checks her account balance: a mere five million. Worse still, the planet is only “loaned” to them by the Federation, and they owe one hundred million star coins in annual rent. Can't pay? Then get lost to a garbage planet and fight the mutated Zerg for territory. Bai Su: ...Just destroy the world already. I'm tired. As she lies flat and waits to die, preparing to transmigrate again, a chime suddenly rings in her mind. The Underworld Infrastructure System has forcibly bound itself to her! It's a real System, but whether it's reliable or affordable is anyone's guess. Still, by sheer accident, it helps Bai Su discover a survival skill for the interstellar age: the Great Daoist Medicine Method. She masters cupping, gua sha, acupuncture, and massage, making a name for herself.