A Cultivation Big Shot Leads the Entire Interstellar Beast World in Cultivation

[Interstellar Beastfolk + Sci-Fi + Strong Female Lead + Disguised as a Man + Cultivation for All + Passionate Action + Chasing the Love After It’s Gone] Su Li was an employee of the East District’s 098 Bureau, part of Huaguo’s Monster Club, and one of the few cultivators who had reached the Tribulation Stage. While killing a super-genetically mutated creature, she was ambushed by a colleague. Her soul was gravely wounded, and when she came to, she had arrived in an interstellar beastfolk world where males far outnumbered females. While other females shopped and enjoyed life, she trained at a beastfolk military academy. While other females soothed males whose mental powers had gone berserk, she faced a huge feline pressed against her whole body and raised her shovel to smack it. In the skies above the interstellar world, the beastfolk civilization, still considered backward, watched as countless cultivators appeared above Planet Tianxing. When flames rained down across the land, thousands upon thousands of mechs flew into the sky. Su Li looked at the cultivator leading them, her gaze turning cold. I never betrayed you, yet you cast me aside like trash. If that’s how it is, don’t blame me for showing no mercy. The cultivation powerhouses stared at the army of hundreds of thousands of killers, and at the person standing at its head with a sword in one hand. Only a few years had passed, yet that person had become an existence capable of standing alongside the Heavenly Dao. The beastfolk of the interstellar world stared at the person in blue robes hovering in midair. For the first time, they saw her true face: the empire’s youngest major general was actually female! Every nerve in the male beastfolk watching the beautiful female beneath the sky screamed. “I knew I wasn’t gay! I’m straight, ahhhhh!” “This young master wants to be her dog! I’ve finally gotten my chance. It wasn’t easy, sob!” From then on, the interstellar beastfolk world entered the age of cultivation.