CompletedAfter diligently cultivating for two hundred years, Xie Jiu Niang successfully formed a core, but that very night, she was killed by her dual cultivation partner, Lin Wang Chen.
However, Xie Jiu Niang was reborn... and accidentally discovered a big secret.
It turned out that in her past life, she was a favored child of destiny with profound opportunities, targeted by certain top forces. They secretly stole her opportunities time and again, nurturing a group of geniuses in the cultivation world, with her scumbag husband being just one of them.
Weak, pitiful, and helpless, Xie Jiu Niang decided to first become an underdog and secretly take away all the opportunities.
Thus...
Geniuses from all walks of life were dumbfounded: "Where did my opportunities go?"
Her past scumbag husband felt wronged: "...She doesn't like me."
Her cousin with the heavenly spiritual root was shocked: "What happened to her supposedly poor talent? How is she cultivating faster than me?"
Even the big shots behind the scenes started cursing, where is the great opportunity for the Son of Heaven's ascension? Something's not right!
Opportunities?
I want them, I want them all!
His, yours, all belong to me, Xie Jiu Niang!
Before she knew it, she had stepped on a group of geniuses, challenged various big shots, gained a formidable reputation, and became the number one in the cultivation world!
OngoingIn her previous life, Song Jin and her husband, Qin Mingsong, maintained the façade of a harmonious marriage while suffering behind closed doors.
Qin Mingsong had someone else in his heart and refused to consummate the marriage. Despite seven childless years, he adamantly declared, "A virtuous wife shall not be cast aside," winning admiration from scholars.
However, the truth was bitter—Qin Mingsong kept a mistress and secretly raised children with her. Later, when Qin Mingsong entered the court as an official, he brought only the mistress and her family with him, leaving his legitimate wife back home under the guise of "serving his parents," once again boosting his reputation.
Song Jin was utterly disgusted.
When her younger half-sister, reborn and unwilling to remain a widow, schemed to swap husbands with Song Jin, she gladly agreed. After all, Qin Mingsong was no good match.
"One's treasure is another's poison."
Marrying the frail Qin Chi instead, Song Jin dove into her ancestral medical texts, cultivated medicinal herbs, and defeated her enemies, amassing great wealth.
To her surprise, the "sickly" Qin Chi did not die young as expected. Instead, he excelled in the imperial examinations and rose to the highest ranks of power.
It was absurd—those who were supposed to die didn’t die!