Back to Earth Five Hundred Years Later

Zhou Hui struggled for five hundred years on the Martial Way Continent, and just as she was about to ascend, a bolt of lightning struck her back to Earth. Five hundred years of hard work, undone in an instant. Zhou Hui: "..." No matter. She can start over. She's a big shot, after all. She can trounce scum, fight monsters, establish an academy, and fall in love, all without neglecting anything. Female Rival: "I transmigrated here from the cultivation world!" Zhou Hui: "Sorry, I'm a big shot." Male Lead: "I'm the man behind the big shot." Years later, Zhou Hui has left Earth, but people still talk about her achievements as the founder of the Martial Way. A feel-good power fantasy. The heroine is the strongest, and I won't hear otherwise. Please bookmark this story while reading. Bookmark, bookmark, bookmark! Important things must be said three times. You absolutely have to bookmark it!!! My older story, Everyday Life in the Seventies, is complete. Little angels, feel free to check it out. Coming soon: the transmigrate-into-a-book story, Becoming the Heroine in the Sixties. Lin Wan wakes up one day to discover that she has transmigrated into a novel and become its heroine. Before she can celebrate, she realizes she's in a male-lead novel from a certain website. She's the heroine, sure, but the word "only" is missing. Looking at her lecherous husband, Lin Wan is dumbfounded. To make matters worse, her half-sister has transmigrated too and is constantly working against her. In this resource-poor decade, Lin Wan thinks she might as well kill herself to get back home. But then she discovers that she has brought her golden finger from her previous life with her. Now she fears no one, and her life becomes pleasant and fulfilling. But why is that powerful background character from the book so strange, always secretly keeping an eye on her? Theme: