The Good-for-Nothing Playboy’s Scheming, Wicked Consort

“He,” Beigong Liye, was born a good-for-nothing and was a spoiled young master by nature. Because he was the “grandson” of the top expert in the Tianlong Kingdom, he bullied people wherever he went, yet everyone mocked and ridiculed him.

She, Liye, was cunning, audacious, and domineering. She stood at the pinnacle of the world, making waves wherever she went. In her presence, everyone was destined to bow and scrape.

But when a good-for-nothing became a genius and a spoiled brat became audacious, the “young master” whom the world once despised began to shine with dazzling brilliance!

Mock her? Bully her?

Beat them all! Beat them until even their own mothers can’t recognize them!

Set your sights on the Beigong family?

Easy. I’ll ruin you, ruin your whole family, and make sure you all suffer for it!

Call her arrogant and overbearing?

She is arrogant and overbearing. So what? She was born with every right to be! She could drag the heavens down by the scruff of the neck, and who could do a thing about it!?

Call her a spoiled brat?

“Throwing her weight around and acting high and mighty”: she takes it to the fullest, with enough force to turn the world upside down!

Call her a good-for-nothing?

When her astonishing talent is revealed, her breathtaking brilliance will make mountains and rivers pale!

In a world where spiritual power reigns supreme and mystical beasts roam freely, she wields spiritual arts in her left hand and pills in her right, looking down on the world and all living beings!

In this story, the heroine disguises herself as a man and conquers the world. She’s cunning and shameless, and it’s a one-on-one romance: both leads are strong, devoted, and free of misunderstandings!

Short scene:

A certain man pointed at the tall wall and asked helplessly, “Ye’er, why do you climb over the wall every time you come in?”

“It’s convenient.” Liye dusted off her hands and gave him a perfect smile.

The corner of his eye twitched, and a sly glint passed through his gaze.

That night, a man in white came beneath the moon and climbed over the wall. The woman’s face darkened.

“There’s a gate. You don’t need to climb over the wall.”

The man gave her a perfect smile and calmly replied with four words: “It’s convenient.”

The woman was instantly thrown into confusion...

He strode openly into the Beigong family grounds, then climbed over the wall outside her courtyard. How was that convenient!?