Azure Dragon Lotus

Legend has it that before Fuxi returned to chaos, he entrusted his fifth-generation great-grandson, Bo Gao, to the care of the Heavenly Emperor. But during a great battle between the heavenly and demonic realms, Bo Gao went missing among the mortals. One day, an immortal servant who attended the Heavenly Emperor heard him searching for Bo Gao, Fuxi's lost great-grandson, and planning to raise him to rule both heaven and earth. The only proof of the boy's identity was a fragment of a Qilong's bone on his back. The immortal servant secretly descended to the mortal world, found the lost Bo Gao, and transferred the immortal bone from his body to his own son, Fu Qiang, so he could pass himself off as the rightful heir. In this way, Fu Qiang became the emperor of Xiaoyao Palace at the Southern Heavenly Gate. Unfortunately, Fu Qiang was a disappointment: greedy and lecherous, he set his sights on Lan Ji, a stunning nine-tailed fox. But Lan Ji loved only Bo Gao. Unable to have her, Fu Qiang plotted to kill Lan Ji and Bo Gao, then falsely accused them of consorting with demons. Bo Gao was later rescued by the Demon King, who helped him regain his immortal body and magic so he could await the chance to take revenge. The little white fox Lian'er was determined to clear her sister Lan Ji's name. For a thousand years, she risked her life crying out for justice in the Heavenly Court. Then Fu Qiang tricked her into leaving heaven, telling her she would have a chance to make her case only after enduring a hundred lifetimes of suffering in the mortal world. The little fox believed him. A thousand years later, when she realized she had been deceived, she joined forces with the male lead, the God of War Qinglong, and fought her way back into the Heavenly Court for revenge. This set off a series of wars between gods, demons, and monsters, plunging the Three Realms into a bottomless abyss of calamity. ----This story is entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Thank you for reading.----