A lotus blossom born in a water jar before the statue in a ruined temple was raised to adulthood by the person dearest to her in this world: Yi Shi.
Carrying the name Yi Shi gave her, Li Jiu followed in his footsteps, wherever they led, whether to the Divine Temple or the Fallen Abyss.
A graceful boy in red carved a path through every obstacle for her, while a cold and aloof revered god opened up an entirely new world.
But if she was neither human nor demon, could she really be the revered god above the Divine Temple?
Whoever she was, all she wanted was to be Yi Shi’s little Li Jiu.
Tiny, rosy-cheeked, still a child.
What did the survival of the demon clans or calamities in the mortal world have to do with her?
In the end, all she wanted was to hold hands with the one she loved, gaze into each other’s eyes, and paint the world together.
I always thought I was the male protagonist... But it turned out that Tianjiu was the male protagonist. This story is very novel and the author has a great idea! It's just a problem with the chapter. I hope the author can be more careful and correct it. One life, gentle and powerful. Li Jiu, ignorant and beautiful. Sweet wine, flamboyant and considerate. In Li Jiu's growth process, life and sweet wine were indispensable. Li Jiu's sweet wine, I want to stay happy in your world.