[A brazen, unruly Princess of the Underworld VS a calculating, obsessive Demon Lord who’s utterly devoted]
On the Ghost Festival, the little demon Lu Zhu, who had been running wild in the Underworld, comes back to life in someone else’s body.
When she opens her eyes, she finds a missing mother, a brutal father, a wicked sister, and herself, a good-for-nothing.
Everyone says the third young lady of the Chu family was born useless, and even after her death, people curse her.
Until the seventh day after her death, when Lu Zhu returns in the body and kicks open the Chu family’s door.
“I hear you’ve been going around telling everyone I’m dead?”
Her bargain-basement father wants to sell his daughter for status, and her vicious stepsister wants to kill her and steal her treasures.
“You think you’re worthy?”
Lu Zhu spends a fortune to buy the grandest house on the neighboring street and sets up on her own.
Everyone laughs at the good-for-nothing who can’t cultivate.
Little do they know she has blood pupils that see through every illusion, cultivates both mystical and spiritual arts, and is a peerless genius at alchemy and talisman-drawing.
Reclusive masters compete to take her as their disciple.
Lu Zhu rampages wherever she goes, scattering spirit crystals along the way.
“There’s no road that spirit crystals can’t open. If one isn’t enough, throw down a whole bag.”
Later, he carefully plots his way into her arms, inch by inch.
“Tsk, you don’t agree? Then let’s fight.”
“Why don’t you pelt me with spirit crystals anymore? Even one would do.”
“No way. There’s a little dragon at home who loves shiny things.”
The River of Forgetfulness washes away her memories, seals her five senses, and dulls her emotions.
Lu Zhu is always at the Bridge of Helplessness, listening to passing ghosts tell stories of the mortal world.
They say the mortal world is prosperous and beautiful.
They say the mortal world is painful and despairing.
Lu Zhu can’t understand what the mortal world is really like.
The Ghost Mother says, “The mortal world is prosperous yet sorrowful, broken yet full of hope.”
What is hope?
Later, Lu Zhu basks in the sunshine, surrounded by a group of people who drink and celebrate with her.
Nice to listen to, concise and smooth content