Su Shu was a newly ascended little fox spirit, with neither power nor influence.
She thought she'd be assigned to some random immortal's residence and be perfectly happy as an ordinary little attendant. Instead, she hit the jackpot and was assigned to the Hall of Fate.
Even more unexpectedly, on her very first day on the job, she was entrusted with an important task. Su Shu vowed not to let her boss down.
All she had to do was write stories, right?
That she could do!
Back when she was still a little fox, she'd often listened to her older fox sisters, who had captivated countless men, recount their love and heartbreak in the mortal realm.
As she grew more intelligent, they even brought her plenty of storybooks from the human world to help pass the long years in the mountains.
So although she'd rarely ventured into the mortal realm and had never experienced its so-called Seven Sufferings, she knew all the tropes.
Birth, aging, sickness, death, parting from loved ones, longing for what you can't have, and meeting those you resent. All she had to do was make him experience every one of them.
Her principle was simple: if the suffering couldn't kill him, make it worse. Her goal was to help the Immortal Lord pass his tribulation as soon as possible, then her task would be complete.
Su Shu confidently set pen to paper.
But could someone tell her why this Immortal Lord was so fragile?
What was this?
His primordial spirit had already scattered?
She had good reason to suspect he was faking it, but she had no proof.
Poor little fox, weak and helpless, had no choice but to travel to three thousand minor worlds and collect the fragments of his primordial spirit.
It's okay, the heroine is neither a love-minded nor a nymphomaniac.