Master, You Don't Want Me Anymore? Then I'm Off!

This is my first work, and it's written in first person, so I don't recommend reading it.

If you don't mind, try chapters 92–97. They're about the past life, and I'm still proud of them to this day.

The plot roughly goes like this: The heroine leaves her sect → meets the hero → they're separated before they can fall in love and marry → the hero is imprisoned, while the heroine wanders into danger and is taken back by her master → the Three Sects Competition → the heroine and hero are stranded in another world → they uncover the truth about their past lives → they return to the cultivation world → the heroine's master ascends, and as the heroine spends time with the hero, she realizes he has changed (he has regained his divine status) → the heroine's suspicions and a little interference from her master cause the hero to leave → a century apart → the heroine ascends → after a few twists and turns, the leads reunite → they marry, with her master officiating → the heroine regains her divine status, and they live happily together.

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The hero's true form is the Divine Lord of the Nanhua Mirror. In her previous life, the heroine was a goddess who died saving the world. In this life, she won't regain the painful memories of her previous life; all of them have been sealed within the hero's divine consciousness.

The master's true form is the Sovereign of the Zhongtian Mirror. He realizes too late that he loves the heroine, and he has hurt her as well. So after the heroine and hero die saving the world together, he uses a few spells to have them reborn, then creates a clone and descends to the mortal realm to guide the heroine back.