Traveling from the Interstellar World to the World of Immortality with the Identifier

Sui'an started working as a dust cleaner at Wuxing when she was twenty-one. In less than a year, she used up seven identifiers. Some people said that she not only defeated her father and mother, but also the instruments, and she would definitely defeat her husband in the future. Even in the interstellar era, there are still people who believe this. Sui'an was very disdainful about this. She was just a little worried that if the eighth identifier was used, the company would find a reason to fire her. She didn't want to lose this job yet, after all, she still had to pay for graduate school tuition! What she didn't know was that there were rumors in the company that she could defeat the instrument, but there were also rumors in the dark that this recognition device called Winter Melon F88 could also defeat people. The first seven people who took it on the mission were either sick or fell from the sky. Although there was no life-threatening danger, the lighter ones had to lie in the treatment cabin for at least two hours, and the severe ones even needed to be hospitalized for more than a month, which cost a lot of money. It's just that these rumors are a bit inexplicable and can make people think they are intellectually stupid. In order not to be laughed at by other companies, these words are only circulated secretly. The two managers responsible for distributing instruments and personnel in the dust purification center looked at each other, and the same idea emerged in their minds, and they coincided with each other. What Sui'an didn't know was that one day, the Winter Melon F88 not only saved her life, but also brought her to another world. Together, they started a life journey that was completely different from the current one. They were cultivating and advancing, tracking and investigating, revitalizing the sect, and... Working hard to make money! Of course, Sui'an is not the only one who has changed the course and trajectory of his life, but they are all just passers-by in their own lives, so it doesn't matter. "It doesn't matter! I don't matter either?" "Of course not!" "Haha!"