Cruelly abandoned by her boyfriend because of their difference in social standing, and mercilessly bullied by workplace schemers.
At thirty, Shen Changge was reborn from the depths of her darkest despair.
She saw through the city’s disguise and glimpsed the truth of the demons lurking among ordinary people.
She awakened her very own “Demon Devouring Inheritance System”!
Kill a demon, inherit all its cultivation, supernatural abilities, savings, property, and shares. The more she kills, the stronger and richer she gets.
Overnight, she gained strength, confidence, and a fortune worth tens of millions.
The next day, the nation’s top-secret department, the [Huaxia Bureau of Abnormal Affairs], came calling and handed her an ID card:
“Miss Shen, welcome to the Demon Control Division.”
Rank D, No. 0427. Thirty years old, female, no connections, a rogue awakened cultivator. Everyone looked down on her, assuming she was just a cannon fodder recruit assigned to the logistics team.
Until she soundly defeated a prodigy from the Qin family’s main line on the training grounds, and punched an old demon at the peak of Qi Refining into oblivion during a mission!
The business world was rife with undercurrents, powerful families threw their weight around, and countless demons abused their influence to wreak havoc among humans.
She stood her ground against anyone who bullied others with their power, and showed no mercy to demons who committed violence and evil!
She got rich killing demons, steadily leveled up, avoided romance, refused to play the saint, and took no sides.
Countless demons still lurked in the city’s shadows. And Shen Changge was only just getting started.
This is the story of a woman who, at thirty, had been ground into the dirt, then clawed her way back up by herself, punching back at everyone who had wronged her, one blow at a time.
I just read the first chapter, it is very well written, the powerlessness of separation, the freedom and ease of the protagonist, and the resistance in the face of injustice
So pretty, I'm hooked
I just read the first chapter, it is very well written, the powerlessness of separation, the freedom and ease of the protagonist, and the resistance in the face of injustice