Master Doesn't Want Me Anymore? Then Let Me Go!

It is written by a novice and is written in the first person, so reading is not recommended. If you are disobedient, you should try salty. It is recommended to read chapters 92 to 97 - the leading part that I still feel proud of to this day. The plot is roughly as follows: the female protagonist leaves the sect → meets the male protagonist → is separated before falling in love and getting married → the male protagonist is imprisoned, and the female protagonist is in danger and is taken back by her master → three sect competition → the female protagonist and the male protagonist fall into another world → the female protagonist and the male protagonist unravel their relationship → return to the world of immortality → the heroine's master ascends, and the heroine and The male protagonist gets along and realizes that the male protagonist is different (returned to the divine position) → Some suspicions of the female protagonist + a little intervention from the master lead to the male protagonist leaving → Separation for a hundred years → The female protagonist ascends → After some twists and turns → The male and female protagonists reunite → Get married, the master presides over the marriage → The female protagonist returns to the divine position, and HE stays together. * The male protagonist is the Goddess of the Mirror of Nanhua. The female protagonist was a goddess who died to save the world in her previous life. In this life, she will not have the painful memories of the goddess in her previous life. Her painful memories have all been sealed in the male protagonist's consciousness. The master's true form is the Zhongtian Mirror Emperor. He loved the heroine belatedly and also hurt the heroine. Therefore, after the heroine and the hero died together to save the world, the master used some magic to regenerate the hero and heroine, and created a clone of the lower world to lead the heroine back.