The Phoenix Dances Across the World

He is the most honored king in the Kingdom of Shenqi, the most influential prince, powerful enough to shake the heavens and remarkably handsome. Yet he is also the most tragic person alive. She is the most talented woman in the Kingdom of Shenqi, peerlessly beautiful and dazzling beyond compare. Yet she, too, is the most pitiable person alive. Tragic? Pitiable? No. That is called biding your time and concealing your strength. That is called hiding your true abilities. That is called playing the pig to eat the tiger. That is called keeping your real self hidden. That is called making sure your enemy doesn’t stand a chance. After transmigrating and receiving an imperial decree, she becomes someone waiting to die. Waiting to die? As if! Absolutely not. Watch how she turns the world upside down. But... the days before she turns everything around are so depressing! She doesn’t mind facing that icy expression every day, but must he keep coming to her room for no reason? This is her room, her bed, her lips. Why has he claimed them all? Wasn’t he supposed to be cold and ruthless, with no interest in women? It was all a lie. Beneath the sacred tree, she says, “Come back alive, and I’ll marry you.” Beneath the sacred tree, he says, “Come back alive, and I’ll marry you.” With her first dance, she moves heaven and earth. With her second, she moves the universe. With her third, she moves life and death. When she dances, all things are born. When her dance ends, heaven and earth perish. Whether they live or die rests on a single thought of hers.