Three hundred years ago, a mighty goddess of the Celestial Realm fell to demonic corruption with a single thought, all because of a low-ranking god. Then she vanished without a trace.
Three hundred years later, Le Wuyou, a good-for-nothing female lord in the Yun Cheng Immortal Realm, wants nothing more than to live out her days in peace. But someone always comes along and makes her get up and fight.
Come on, given her lifespan, she’s already a frail old woman. Asking an old woman to fight and compete is a bit much.
She can neither lie back in peace nor push herself to keep up.
In her first life, she was Xuan Shuang, a goddess of the Nine Heavens, and he was Jiuye, a low-ranking little god.
She fought her way up to the Ninth Heaven to save him, then endured a hundred years of torment in the Wangchuan prison to save him again.
In Wangchuan, she would laugh one moment and cry the next, scratch at her arms, then pound her own skull. Every day and every night, she teetered on the edge of madness. Only when the sun set did she regain a sliver of clarity.
In her second life, she was Luo Tongjun, a mute princess, and he was Baili Yunqiong, a prince of an enemy kingdom.
With a grand wedding procession stretching ten miles, she married herself off with the most solemn ceremony in the world, bringing him home as her consort.
As a princess, she signed the surrender treaty and issued one final decree: no one in the country was to resist, and the entire nation would surrender. Then she hanged herself in the great hall.
In her third life, she was Le Wuyou, a good-for-nothing female lord who could neither hear nor see. He was Xiao BoRan, a gifted God of War who was rejected by his own family.
