The Empress Is Ten Thousand Years Old

Dual heroines, strong female leads, tragic ending. Mermaid Empress vs. Phoenix Divine Emperor.

Is she playing the fool to catch the tiger, or is the tiger the one laying a trap? Is this salvation or an abyss? Is she a villain or a hero?

“You can’t talk? Then I’ll call you Little Fish, okay?”

She saved her because she was so beautiful that she couldn’t look away. She fell in love with her because, even in the face of danger, she never abandoned her. She lost her because she broke her heart.

“But I can never rival the power and family you want. In the end, even if you fall in love with me, you’ll still take my heart to save your family.”

Too many things weighed on Huo Jingyun. She couldn’t bring herself to sacrifice her entire clan for one person, and so she could only let that one person down.

“I’m sorry. I love you.” Huo Jingyun clutched Bei Yao’s corpse and wept bitterly. But had she forgotten? She was the one who forced Bei Yao to cut out her own heart.

Bei Yao was truly dead, but the sea brought her back to life later.

Completely disillusioned with the mainland, Bei Yao planned never to come ashore again. But when her younger sister went to avenge her, she had no choice but to find her sister.

Only after coming ashore this time did she learn that Huo Jingyun regretted what she had done.

But what good was regret now?