Let’s Have Our Fill of Joy

In the Celestial Realm, there is an immortal named Luo Yang who has slain an emperor and killed mortals.

The Heavenly Emperor decrees: “Luo Yang, the proud and unruly luanniao, shall be sent down to the mortal world to endure its seven great sufferings.”

In her first life, she is a princess. The man she loves does not love her. No matter, she will imprison him in her residence. If she cannot have his heart, having him for herself will do.

In her second life, she is a wealthy young lady without freedom, yet she falls for a carefree, spirited young man. On the day she is forced to marry someone she does not love, she lifts her own red wedding veil and runs off with him to seek the freedom they desire.

In her third life, she is widowed on the very first day she arrives at her husband's home. After ten years of mourning, the husband who should have been dead returns with his wife and children. Clutching a letter of divorce, she nearly takes her own life, but in the end, she becomes captivated by his repeated calls of “older sister.”

In her fourth life, two people who each have a blood feud with the other's family fall in love. When his life hangs by a thread, she risks everything to save him. She tells him, “Let's get married.”

On their wedding day, she plunges a dagger into him, while he has poisoned her wine. He says, “The road to the Yellow Springs is long. With you by my side, I won't be lonely.”