Xin Tong never imagined she was the chosen protagonist of a small cultivation world, destined for boundless fortune and fame throughout the cultivation realm.
But before the story could even begin, with her joining a sect, dazzling everyone, and rising to the peak of the cultivation world, someone had already set their sights on her fate and fortune.
The Raiders sent by the Main God used every trick in the book. They took over the bodies of Xin Tong's friends, stole the souls of those she cared about, and, relying on their knowledge of the plot, tried to seize the opportunities that should have belonged to her.
Her only childhood friend, a young lord born into wealth, a beautiful and innocent young merfolk, a powerful and defiant Demon Lord from beyond the borders... Using carefully chosen faces, the Raiders did everything they could to beguile Xin Tong. They hoped to trick her into giving them her whole heart and earning her maximum affection, so they could drain her fortune and take her place as the new chosen protagonist.
But they didn't know that Xin Tong could hear their thoughts.
And so the hunter became the prey, while Xin Tong set her sights on the mysterious Main God.
If she's already the protagonist, surely killing a Main God by herself isn't asking too much?
This novel is not long, but the story is coherent and not abrupt. It is worth reading.
The subject matter is novel, and it puts you in the perspective of the fateful protagonist who is forced by the system attackers. System attackers are really hateful. For the sake of the so-called mission, they throw away and kill ordinary people at will without caring about the lives of ordinary people. See how Xin Tong, the son of luck, defeats the conspiracy of the attacker and the Lord God. Save the world of immortality
This book is different from other books I've read. It's anti-routine and has a novel theme. I usually don't read unfinished books. I originally planned to save it for a few days before reading it, but today I suddenly found out that it was actually finished. I thought it would take hundreds of chapters, but it was finished in more than sixty chapters. The ending was not rushed, as if only the beginning and the end were written, and the middle section was blank. Author, tell the truth, are you being forced to finish it as soon as possible, or are you tired and don't want to write anymore?
It's good-looking. I like the heroine's decisiveness in killing. The young master is quite arrogant.