What?! My little sister brought a national treasure to help me cultivate immortality!!!
The Shi family, renowned for its ancient martial arts in Huaxia, has two daughters famous throughout the land!
She is Shi Qi, an heir to ancient martial arts, a master of traditional Chinese medicine, and a top-secret agent. She moves with grace and has a sharp gaze, like a sword drawn from its sheath. Her younger sister, Shi Miaomiao, is frail and often sick, but was born with unusual eyes that can see both the yin and yang worlds. Her gaze seems to conceal endless mysteries.
Shi Qi is ordered to travel to Y Country to retrieve an important national treasure, the Chinese white jade ewer with scrolling vine patterns and thin walls. But she is betrayed, gravely wounded, and left to die in a foreign land.
When Shi Miaomiao learns what happened to her sister, the immense shock proves too much for her frail body, and she dies. Her soul arrives in the underworld, where she resolutely makes a deal with the King of Hell: she offers the jade ewer as a sacrifice in exchange for her sister’s next life.
When she opens her eyes again, this breathtaking beauty has transmigrated into the body of the Shi family’s useless young miss in the Eastern Ling Kingdom.
What? Born a waste, unable to cultivate? With the jade ewer in hand, cultivation is a piece of cake!
And he was once an exalted emperor, untouchable in the Ninth Heaven. Yet for her, he sent a remnant of his soul into the mortal realm and slept for millions of years, waiting for her to awaken him!
After ten thousand years of waiting, they meet at last, but she does not recognize him.
When he meets her, he recognizes her even without his memories. But she avoids him like the plague, and the two enact a chase across this otherworldly continent, with her fleeing and him in pursuit!
By chance, she suddenly discovers that her transmigration was no accident, and that the sister she had sacrificed has long since returned to her side in another form!
The wheels of fate begin to turn. Everything is part of an endless cycle of cause and effect…
