[Silly cultivation fantasy + strong female lead + goddess + ensemble sect cast + no romance + soul transmigration to a parallel world + dual Systems]
Jiang Li was a goddess in her past life. She fought her way across the Nine Continents three times, faked her death at the Southern Heavenly Gate, and killed her enemies with her own hands.
When she opened her eyes again, she was fifteen in a parallel world, bound to the “Arrogance Points System” and starting from scratch in cultivation.
Her enemy, Nangong Yue, is protected by the Heavenly Dao and can’t be killed.
If I can’t kill you, I’ll strip you of everything. I’ll take every part of your destined story for myself.
She picks up a timid genius to act as her muscle and takes a wheelchair-bound young master for all he’s worth.
Her beautiful, weepy senior brother transmigrates too, and clings to her leg as he sobs when they meet.
Jiang Li patiently teaches him, step by step:
“Don’t kill unless there’s something in it for you. Don’t kill anyone with a more powerful background than yours. Don’t kill anyone whose cultivation is higher than yours. Everyone else? Cut them all down.”
The entire cultivation world is asking:
“Does that little junior uncle from the Shihuang Sect have a shortage of virtue among the five elements?”
So what if I do? I’m the perfect counter to self-righteous hypocrites.
“As long as I have no morals, nobody can use them to control me.”
