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When writing this story, I initially just wanted to write about the growth of a "goddess who fell to earth". But as the writing goes on, those characters take on a life of their own - Chang'er goes from the aloof goddess, to the emperor who falls into the mud, to Su Yun who is struggling step by step. I watched her learn to hate, and then learn to love; learn to calculate, and also learn to be compassionate. The most difficult thing to write about was Ye Xinyi. She was reborn with the memories of her previous life. She was not bad enough, and she was not good enough. Her hatred was so deep that I felt that I was not worth it for her. Shi Mu is my personal favorite character. He is the God of the Universe. He controls the eternal river and sees the rise and fall of the six realms, but he has broken thousands of years of precedent for a woman. His restraint and affection are like moonlight, not burning but always bright. Everyone has their own position, there is no pure good or bad. This is probably what I want to express the most: there are no absolute evil people in this world, only people who are pushed away by fate and have no time to look back. I hope that everyone who reads the story can also see others and yourself in your own mortal world [love] "All living beings are me, and I am all living beings." This sentence only appeared in the middle of writing. Suddenly, I felt that Chang'er's previous three lives were actually just learning four words: looking at the world levelly. In the later stage, the most difficult thing to write is Min Ling. She is the stripped half of Chang'er, the incarnation of the power of chaos. When she disappeared, I stayed up until midnight, revising and revising the ending paragraph in front of the screen. When I wrote the finale, it was three o'clock in the morning. I wrote a lot of extras, mainly because I was reluctant to let go of the characters and wanted them to live a good life in another line. Finally, I would like to thank you all for your support. In addition, I have ten short stories that I haven't had time to upload yet. If you want to read them, you can contact me [Send your heart]

Tong Zhishang fell from the altar into the mud, and flowers bloomed from the mud. She is not a "big heroine" in the traditional sense - her growth is an awakening after falling from the clouds into the mud. She was once a high-altitude goddess, overlooking all living beings, treating all things as stupid dogs, proud, willful, and arrogant. Until he fell into the mortal world and became Jiang Yun, experiencing betrayal and despair; he became Su Yun again, struggling in the intrigues of the deep house. Falling into the mortal world made her understand what "all living beings are suffering" means. She no longer judges from a god's perspective, but feels it with an ordinary human heart. From "I thought I was protecting the common people" to "I saw the common people", the scars along the way are her most precious practice. Ye Xinyi is not a born evil person. Her complexity lies in the fact that she clearly knows that she is doing something wrong, but she can't find any other way to go. This tragic sense of "knowing that you can't do something but doing it" makes her go beyond the simple villain frame. Her rebirth is not the luck of regaining a new life, but returning with the curse of her previous life. She wanted revenge, but she couldn't bear to take action during the confrontation; she wanted to be free, but her life was locked by the red lotus Gu. Rebirth gave her a second chance, but it didn't give her the ability to let go. Shi Mu is the most "powerless" person in the entire book. His dilemma is - the clearer he sees, the more he realizes that nothing can be done. He can reverse the forbidden spell and send her into reincarnation, but he cannot bear half of the pain for her; he can give her a new life, but he cannot tell her "who you are." As the God of the Universe, he controls time and observes reincarnation, but he cannot interfere with the disaster of his lover. The most touching thing about this worldly disaster is not the machinations and magic, but the fact that everyone is pushed by fate, but they still try their best to live the way they want. A dream that occurred thousands of years ago is the most tear-jerking chapter in the whole story. Qiye Xiyu and Fusang, one is the goddess of prayer for stars, the other is the demon god. Their love was destined to not be tolerated by the six realms from the beginning. But they made an oath under the stars, and each suffered too much in misunderstandings and betrayals - she didn't wait until he woke up, and he didn't have time to explain. The most heartbreaking thing is not the vigorous sacrifice, but when Fusang wakes up with only empty hands, Bai Qi and Su Xing spend the rest of their lives repaying an unsolvable regret. This copy is really disappointing [crying][crying][crying]

"I once saw the heaven and the earth, but not the dust. Now that I have fallen into the world of mortals, I see that all living beings are me." - I read this sentence and was stabbed all over the book. The fall of a goddess, the rebirth of a subjugated country, the game in the deep house, the trial of the fairy gate, the life and death situation in the demon world... The character of the heroine is so amazing that she would not be a virgin or a lover. Shi Mu's silent protection, Ye Xinyi's crazy revenge, and Zhen Xu's century-old obsession, every line makes me cry. Highly recommended!

The author is really very meticulous and has laid out a lot of foreshadowing. I am looking forward to the following plots more and more, especially the plot of the second volume of Xiyi and Fusang. It is super interesting. I highly recommend everyone to read it! ! !

It's really super, super good-looking, and the copy really made me cry. [Crying] The characters of the heroine and the hero are really good! The poppy chapter feels like a foreshadowing

I really like the heroine. The scene where she recovers her memory and kills Shen Yan is so cool! ! ! I hope the author will add more extras about Bai Qi and Su Xing [shy][shy][shy]

So pretty‼ ️‼ ️The plot is particularly exciting. I really didn't expect Min Ling to be the heroine's "other self". After re-reading it, I found that the author had laid the plot very early👀 This novel kept me awake all night. I originally thought it was an ordinary rebirth and revenge story, but the more I read, the more I read - Tong Zhishang fell from the goddess above the nine heavens to the mortal world, experienced Jiang Yun's betrayal, Su Yun's forbearance, and then faced everything again after recovering her memory. This journey was too painful and too real. What made me break my guard the most was the line between her and Shu Yun. They were obviously best friends, but due to misunderstandings and suspicions, they went to the point of never ending each other. I really cried to death when Shu Yun blocked that slap for her. There was also the appearance of Min Ling. As soon as the face that looked exactly like Tong Zhishang was revealed, I felt numb all over and felt a sense of fate. The writing style is also very good, not the kind that piles up rhetoric, but the kind where you can feel the author has pictures and emotions in his mind, and then they flow into your heart along the tip of the pen. Highly recommended, but prepare tissues [cry][cry][cry][cry][cry]