The stars flow against their proper course, and evil paths run rampant. In this world, there are “Exiled Immortals” who keep it in balance.
There is a legendary heart sutra called the Pure Heart Art. It can bring the dead back to life and restore flesh to bare bones, cure every poison, and raise its practitioner straight to the third realm.
In her “previous life,” Yu Qing suffers the annihilation of her clan and is swept into the heart of a maelstrom, yet she is as powerless as an ant.
Trapped in a deadly struggle, she is repeatedly rescued from the abyss by a man who seems devoid of all feeling and desire.
But in the end, she sees her fellow disciples slaughtered and her master fall from a cliff. Heartbroken, she dies in Shangyuan.
The Pure Heart awakens. Wielding power at its peak, she returns with her soul commanding an ancient beast, seeking revenge.
How can she let go of the love and hatred of the past? How can she choose?
When they parted in her previous life, she waved goodbye to Ziyue Han. “I'll wait for you to come back.”
But after returning from death, she finds that her name is not the one written on the marriage contract sent throughout the world by the Ziyue Sect.
Dressed in her wedding robes, she asks Ye Chuyun, the son of her enemy, “Are you going through with this wedding or not?”
When they meet again after lifetimes apart, Ye Chuyun answers, “Qing'er, I've missed you so much. But if I could live it all over again, I would still let you go.”
Ziyue Han: “Yesterday is dead. From now on, I live only for Yu Qing.”
[No cultivation and ascension, no true immortals or gods, no reborn heroine, no quick transmigration, and no revenge power fantasy.]
[An original fantasy world, devoted true love, a large cast with a rich range of characters, and a deeply moving tale with both heartbreak and sweetness. The synopsis doesn't do it justice, so please read the story itself.]
The author connects the plots one by one. Although the plot is slow, he is trying to portray everyone. The writing is really good, keep up the good work!