I Take a Ray of Light from the Gods

[Transmigration] [False Redemption] [Protection] [Identity-Reveal Inferno]

Feng Yin died because she was too stubborn.

Before she died, she also destroyed the lifelong cultivation of the bald monk who had plotted against her.

So even though her death was horrific, she had at least gotten her revenge.

She thought demons had no next life, but somehow she came back to life.

Strange!

But she soon figured it out: it was probably another trick by those gods and Buddhas.

Still, since she was here, she might as well make the best of it.

She had never known what family love was in her previous life.

Now she had parents and relatives, so she finally had the chance.

And things really did turn out as she expected.

There were some bumps and absurd twists along the way, but overall, things were going well.

Her mother went all in to pave the way to freedom for her. It was for her own good, but... the whole thing was hard to describe.

Her foolish uncle's male chauvinism nearly sent her straight into a wolf's den.

The Daoist priest wanted to keep her from becoming a demon and endangering the world again, but in practice, he treated her with the utmost care.

She really was beloved wherever she went.

The young master of the Chancellor's residence kept making advances.

The foolish Third Prince insisted that she pledge allegiance to him.

She thought she was the only truly unique person in the world.

Then there was a talking white ape, and that fellow was strange.

Chu Yuanqing schemed at every turn, all for her, the so-called chosen one.

The Empress's temptations.

The monk Fanliao had never cultivated, yet could suppress her. Feng Yin was completely baffled by all these outrageous antics.

Wasn't she the chosen one?

Wasn't she practically a god?

Hadn't she already tested that herself?

Why had all these powerful figures suddenly appeared out of nowhere?

And then there was Lashan.

Was she really brought into this world just to learn what it meant to be bound by family ties?

Sure enough, life really was one grand drama. Who says ordinary people are weak?

I'll make sure you get what you deserve!