A short-tempered, irritable ghost-king girl vs. a gentle, reserved mountain god who knows how to care for others
Rong Yin had been ghost king for three hundred years, only to be betrayed by the little ghosts under her command. With no other choice, she possesses someone else's body and is forced to marry some mountain god or other.
Rong Yin just wants to say, “Screw this. I could make you all vanish with a single finger.”
Rong Yin wiggles a finger. Nothing happens...
She tries again. Still nothing...
Could this body really be an ordinary mortal with no magic at all???!
As Rong Yin is bound hand and foot and sent off in a bridal sedan, all she can think is, “Just wait until I get back.”
On the way to the wedding, lightning flashes and thunder roars as mountains quake and the earth splits. Everyone says the mountain god must dislike his bride, and that's why the heavens are enraged. Just as they start shouting that the bride who displeased the mountain god should be burned alive, she vanishes from the bridal sedan.
When Rong Yin wakes again, she sees Yan He, the Divine Lord from the legends of ten thousand years ago.
The formidable mountain god, once said to command awe in every direction, has gone blind in both eyes. Rong Yin wants to leave, but accidentally discovers that the Reincarnation Mirror, missing for thousands of years, is in the mountain god's possession.
Rong Yin: “You're a mountain god, and you stole something from the Ghost Realm?”
“I've searched for you for ten thousand years. Through a thousand cycles of reincarnation and endless loneliness, Yan He, your heart is cruel.”
“I traded my eyes for your life. I didn't do it so you could throw it away.”
