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Being "Bad" Made Me Invincible
Being "Bad" Made Me Invincible Plot:
Su Xiaotang, a modern office worker, stayed up late binge-watching short dramas and woke up as the most miserable useless illegitimate daughter in the cultivation world—father ignores her, mother passed away early, her elder sister stole her fiancé, and even servants bully her. She planned to lie low, but accidentally bound the "Bad Woman System": she must do "anti-cliché bad things" to boost her cultivation! Stealing the villain’s thousand-year spiritual herb, making her elder sister speechless with retorts, exposing the white lotus’s hypocrisy… Unexpectedly, the "worse" she acts, the smoother her life gets: her cultivation soars, and she even turned the cold and lofty Immortal Lord Gu Jingshen into a "clingy sweetheart"? But as the system tasks grow more bizarre, she realizes—what’s called "bad" is actually the courage to resist injustice; and the Immortal Lord’s favor has been impossible to hide since she first fell into his arms…
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