Before Ning Shutiao’s adoptive mother died, she gave her a jade pendant and told her she must find its owner and claim kinship with them.
Her adoptive mother also gave her one last instruction: she had to become “the greatest under heaven...”
She died before she could finish.
Ning Shutiao buried her adoptive mother, pawned the pendant, and set off with her first bit of capital, pondering what exactly her mother had wanted her to become the greatest at.
Before she could figure out how to survive, a crisis found her: the clan her adoptive mother had insisted she return to until her dying breath had become her mortal enemy.
As luck would have it, her father was the greatest under heaven. No qualification needed.
Fortunately, Ning Shutiao could temporarily escape danger by hiding in other worlds, all the while vowing to return and take down her own father.
After working diligently in every world and successfully bringing down every martial-world organization she had ever worked for, Ning Shutiao finally unlocked the achievement of becoming “the greatest mole under heaven” on her way to becoming the greatest under heaven.
Ning Shutiao counts off her career on her fingers:
Happy City, the Money Gang, Bat Island, White Cloud City, Six and a Half Hall...
She doesn’t think she was the reason any of these companies went under. She only made a tiny, insignificant contribution.
But the greatest mole under heaven is still the greatest under heaven!
Reader’s note:
1. Quick transmigration. The heroine has her own agenda when she joins a faction, and she doesn’t switch sides solely to uphold justice.
2. Every world has a romance plot, but the relationships are complicated rather than purely devoted. The heroine treats romance as a seasoning.
Theme: Good is rewarded, and evil is punished.
