Though the Tortoise Lives Long, Its Time Will Still Come

Though the divine turtle may live long, its time must eventually come.

Though the flying serpent rides the mist, it will end as dust and ashes.

At the beginning of the world, the Five Realms were formed: the realms of gods, demons, humans, monsters, and ghosts.

For now, the world was stable, and every realm flourished.

A spirit rabbit, a nine-tailed fox demon, a nine-headed serpent demon, and a venerable god.

No one knew what fate awaited this goofy, timid, somewhat good-for-nothing rabbit who was obsessed with good looks.

The Five Realms were bound together by countless threads, setting the wheel of destiny in motion.

Mao Rongrong had been living on Clover Mountain for fifteen years.

Only two friends appeared in the Demon Bone Mirror: Jiao Jiao, a dandelion spirit herb from Clover Mountain, and Tu Shan Wanwan, the Tu Shan family’s most doted-on child in over a century. Though still young, she had to take on all the responsibilities of family head because her parents loved traveling so much.

The two friends kept in touch every few days and had always lived a carefree, reclusive old age.

They never imagined that one day their peaceful life would be disrupted…

(This is a standalone story, with a brand-new world and brand-new rules.

But lately I’ve been watching Lost You Forever, and it’s been heartbreaking.

Cang Xuan claimed the throne, and Tu Shan Jing and Xiao Yao got married.

Only Xiang Liu was left alone. He spared Cang Xuan and brought peace to the realm.

He saved Tu Shan Jing and Xiao Yao, allowing them to stay together and understand one another.

To repay his debt and keep his promise, he died in battle.

So I’ve arranged for Xiang Liu to appear from someone else’s point of view.)