The Immortal Cultivation Expert Becomes the Villainous Female in a Comparison Story

This is great! The female lead is terrifyingly strong, hahaha! She's no longer forced to perform purification rituals after transmigrating! After divorcing five beast husbands, she becomes a wealthy heiress, even capturing the female lead's system to enslave her. This is what a truly satisfying story is—unyielding to all threats, she can defeat ten opponents with sheer force! 😂😂😂😂

It's pretty good. I listened to the audiobook without reading the synopsis, and at first I thought it would be another cliché story of the original owner's five beast husbands falling in love later. But it turned out to be quite clean and efficient, resolving the marriage contract cleanly and decisively, even making a profit after the marriage was dissolved.

It's fantastic! Unlike other space novels where the female lead is powerful but still has to purify so many rampaging beasts, this one's strength seems solely for the purpose of helping more beasts. Aside from purification, her own abilities are weak, and she's easily manipulated, even willingly so. The female lead in this book is different.

It's a great story! The female lead treats the original owner's fiancés very well (which I appreciate; she dumps them directly without any emotional entanglement or pitying them, and doesn't criticize the original owner). Her attitude towards the original owner's family is just okay; she doesn't linger because they raised her for years and treated her well.

I haven't watched it yet, but the synopsis is intriguing. Are those five men in the synopsis the main characters? The man who takes over the original owner's body is a major turn-off for me. So, if those men aren't the main characters, is it worth watching? Yes, it's good. Unlike many beast-world novels, this one is mostly about females in power.

It's so good, so incredibly good! No major flaws whatsoever. The female lead instantly gains immense power from her first appearance, looking down on everyone and doing whatever she wants – a true cultivation master! She beats up anyone she doesn't like, taking revenge on the spot without hesitation.

It's good to read and I like to read more, but judging from this trend, it should be a no-romance story, right? I really can't see anyone who could be a good match for the female lead.

It's certainly not pathetic, but... It's not satisfying enough. The female lead is someone with very clear goals, and she doesn't let other things affect her determination, but it lacks that satisfying feeling of leveling up. It's just constant absorption, but without ever reaching a certain level. This actually reduces the overall enjoyment.

The protagonist is very strong and not the selfless type 👍 He's very decisive and efficient 👍 However, perhaps because the female characters don't seem to control their fighting abilities, the male characters give me a sense of disdain for females?

October 23, 2026 (To be updated) The female protagonist, Ming Yao, transmigrates to the cultivation world. The original owner's spiritual power (S) was destroyed, offending many people. The female protagonist, through her own efforts, obtained compensation from the original owner's five fiancés and a clean break from their contracts.