[Book Transmigration] [No CP, strong female lead] [Supporting-character comeback] No self-sacrificing saint, no romance, the heroine stands on her own.
I transmigrated into a cultivation novel as the doomed cannon-fodder female supporting character. In three days, the sect will sacrifice me to a secret realm so I can serve as a stepping stone for the chosen male lead.
A useless spirit root, no resources, and everyone can bully me. The original character barely got a mention in the novel.
But I’ve got a busted old bathroom scale.
Its spirit says it’s the first scale in primordial chaos, capable of weighing cultivation, spirit roots, people’s hearts, and the Heavenly Dao.
No one in the Three Realms thinks I’m worth a thing, but it treasures me above all else.
The sect calls me useless? One weigh-in from the spirit scale reveals I have an exceptional hidden spirit root suppressed by the Heavenly Dao. The cultivation techniques are toxic? The space speeds up growth, and rare spirit herbs pile up until the warehouse is bursting.
The chosen male lead shows up with a fake offer of charity? Get lost. I don’t want any of the male cultivators in the Three Realms.
I clear out every resource in the secret realm, wipe out the sect alliance in one fell swoop, and tear the immortal clan’s hereditary privileges out by the roots. Everyone who wanted me dead ends up kneeling and begging me to take them in.
At last, the Heavenly Dao can’t sit still. It says, “You defy fate. You must be destroyed.”
I step onto the Myriad Manifestations Spirit Scale and laugh.
“You’re just a broken Heavenly Dao. I’ll weigh you and be done with it.”
I make the rules of the Three Realms now. I’ll smash the chains of fate myself.
From a sacrificial offering no bigger than an ant to a Dao Ancestor who dares strike down the Heavenly Dao. Everyone in the world has slapped me in the face, and I’ll slap every last one of them right back.
A no-CP story with a strong female lead, hardcore solo cultivation, and a heroine who fights her way through all Three Realms.
[Reader’s guide] No angst, no saintly self-sacrifice, face-slapping all the way, no male lead. The heroine fiercely protects her own, and the spirit is exceptionally haughty. The Heavenly Dao struck first, so don’t blame me for flipping the table.
After reading seven or eight chapters, I still don't know why. I don't know why someone would target the female protagonist. I don't know if the original owner offended that woman. The author didn't clearly explain why he offended her. [Awkward laugh]
What is the novel about? Solve the case? It doesn't match the title of the novel at all.