[A fox's tail swept across three thousand years. In the ashes of history, a new inscription appears. This time, a woman holds the brush.]
· In 1046 BC, the flames of King Wu's campaign against King Zhou stained Muye red. Di Xin pushed Daji into a bronze casket engraved with hornless dragon patterns. An old Taoist wrote, “If history burns anew, let the one who bears the torch add fuel to its flames.”
· Three thousand years later, in the southern Taihang Mountains, a torrential downpour lifted the veil of mystery, revealing a bronze casket beneath an excavator. Archaeology student Lin Xiaoman was dragged into a fissure in the earth. A nine-tailed shadow flickered across the paper in her hand: her thesis. “Young lady, the curses you wrote about me in your thesis weren't half as vicious as what the Zhou people wrote.”
· After transmigrating across three thousand years, Daji fights her way back to the modern world from the vilification of history books, launching a high-octane campaign to clear her name. But the road ahead is full of obstacles. The Seven Mystic Sects close in at every turn in the name of eliminating demons, a mysterious golden-eyed demon Taoist schemes in the shadows, and the Ji clan's descendants and the Taoists of the Jiang family are also involved. Why are their schemes so closely bound to Daji's fate?
· Fortunately, she has the archaeological student Lin Xiaoman by her side, Professor Jiang Yunzhou quietly watching over her, and a lively bunch of monster friends from the Classic of Mountains and Seas bringing cheer to the Yousu Tea House. Daji reunites with Di Xin, who has become a barbecue stand owner, and their relationship is a sweet and painful mix.
· Behind it all lies an even greater crisis that threatens the whole world: the tail of the Taihang Dragon stirs, and the earth's veins are on the verge of collapse. “Shake the earth's veins, awaken them with fox blood, end them with a king's soul.” Is this all the work of some ancient, mysterious power, or is someone deliberately pulling the strings? Can Daji uncover the truth through the layers of intrigue, save the people, and rewrite her own fate?
Forgive me for being uneducated. I can only say that it is very well written! The characterization is quite full. Get to know the legendary Su Daji from another angle! After reading it for a long time, I came back and saw that I still haven't scored yet. It's a bit regretful. The author, please don't be discouraged. The writing is really very good.
The writing is solid and the content is rich, especially suitable for being remade into a TV series.