Mo Qianlan

In the 21st century, she was the strongest bounty hunter who possessed supernatural powers and was proficient in brewing all types of potions. However, she becomes the first talentless child of a cultivating family when she transmigrates. 
Her elitist family members holds her in contempt because she cannot cultivate? In a few minutes, she cultivates a pile of mind-blowing spiritual weapons in front of their eyes. Did the woman who snatched away her husband think she's very impressive because she can cultivate? I'm sorry but even the number one medicine brewer in the continent desperately begs her to be his teacher after he sees the medicine she produces. 
She is dismissed by her scumbag fiancé because she can't cultivate? Hehe, her god-level cultivation skills are easily leveled up. When he regrets his decision and begs for a reconciliation? She leans in the arms of another handsome man and said disdainfully, "Just get lost." 
However, what happens after she accidentally opened the coffin of a vicious, yet handsome man and he decides to stick by her? She has no choice but to accommodate his wishes. 
[Strong male and female lead who are soulmates.]

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Imperial Phoenix Rules

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The mastermind behind the trap finally revealed its claws.

Jun Mohuang tapped her toes lightly and sprung up with much agility, successfully dodging this attack.

She turned around and saw that it was a huge squid.

The organism was definitely at least 50 meters long and 3 meters wide. It was covered with white suction cups and indeed resembled the tentacles of the squid.

The 'owner' of this tentacle was either a squid or an octopus.

The first attack missed. The huge tentacle hit the surface of the sea fiercely and splashed.

The owner of the tentacle might not have expected her to dodge the attack.

The tentacle twisted angrily in the air and another tentacle emerged.

The two huge tentacles attacked her again.

Jun Mohuang kicked lightly and dodged the two tentacles again. She then jumped towards the shore.

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