Cultivating Immortality: How Does the Hated True Heiress Have a Hundred Divine Beasts?

[Fake and True Heiresses] [The Whole Family's Regret Comes Too Late, No Forgiveness] [Unlimited Beast Taming] [Supreme Divine Beasts for Everyone] [Satisfying Revenge]

After being lost for twelve years, the real heiress, Tantai Changsheng, is brought back to her clan.

She thinks she will be reunited with her family, but instead she is met with their favoritism and suspicion.

Her mother scolds her for being rude and prickly: "Why can't you be gentle and considerate like Zhiwei?"

Her older brother rebukes her for being unreasonable: "The family comes first. What's wrong with letting Zhiwei have her way?"

The fake heiress is all sweet smiles and tea, stealing all her resources and affection.

Even the divine beast she brought back at the cost of nearly dying and being disfigured, and her marriage contract, are to be handed over to someone else.

Tantai Changsheng severs ties with her family and leaves for Yao Mountain.

Everyone watches coldly, certain that this disfigured, crippled, abandoned girl will die horribly in the belly of a ferocious beast in the Abyss of No Return.

But they don't know this:

The laws of the continent: ordinary people can make one contract every ten levels, with a lifetime limit of just ten beasts.

Changsheng's talent: unlimited contracts and the ability to summon divine beasts!

Three years later, at the academy tournament,

the fake heiress, supported by the entire clan, proudly summons a demigod peacock. The whole crowd is dazzled, and her family is bursting with pride.

Changsheng, dressed in a neat outfit, sighs quietly: "I was going to get along with you as an ordinary summoner, but the gluttons behind me won't let me."

The Azure Dragon of Huaxia, the Liyao Brahma Phoenix, the ancient ferocious beast Taotie...

The four great academies fight over her, and the seven great orthodox sects treat her as an honored guest!

The family who once treated her like dirt regrets it bitterly, kneeling and weeping at the mountain gate, begging her to come home.