Dreams of the Great Void

[Female Lead's Growth + Foreshadowing and Mystery + Slow-Burn Devotion + A Battle Against Fate + Plot-Driven + Definitely Complete]

All her life, she was imprisoned by the master who loved her. Her fate was never her own.

More than once, she asked him: "If goodness can forgive everything, why can't it let me be free, just once? If evil can consume everything, why do I still long for the light?"

Are good and evil opposite ends of a road, or a circle whose beginning meets its end?

If one travels far enough, can ultimate evil reach ultimate good, and ultimate good reach ultimate evil?

She wrote the fate of others, never knowing that someone was writing hers as well. Reborn, she became a flower spirit, but the calamity of the Corpse Jiao in the East Sea revealed a secret buried for tens of thousands of years across the Six Realms.

The Divine Path teetered on the brink of collapse. She entered the game herself, broke free of her obsessions, and changed her destiny. When the truth was revealed before heaven and earth, could she break her chains and bring peace to a world in turmoil?

Good and evil are chains; reincarnation is a dream. Can a flower of rebirth bloom where obsession takes root?

From beginning to end, she never sought to become good or evil. All she wanted was to become herself.