She, Qiao Yi, is no ordinary girl. Unlike the heroines of typical novels, who are all fragile and need to be protected, the heroine of The Many-Faced Witch, Qiao Yi, is anything but delicate. She is strong, independent, and dares to take responsibility for her actions. No one can control what she thinks, and as someone who moves in both the underworld and the legitimate world, she has no need to bow to anyone.
After running away from home to escape an arranged marriage, she meets the demon "stud," who is moved by her time and again.
I suppose this is fate. All things in this world have their complements and opposites. Love between equals is like a tug-of-war: neither of you will give an inch, yet when the other is hurting, one of you will be the first to yield.
Love is an inexplicable feeling, while fate is full of twists and turns.
After going around in circles, she discovers that her destined prince is right beside her: the demon stud to whom she is engaged.
Qiao Yi has a split personality, with two different souls inhabiting one body. One is a prank-loving princess...
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
