The World of Fate and Karma

After creating the world, the Creator God witnessed two great wars: the War of the Gods and the battle against the utmost evil power of Chaos. In the latter, the God of War sacrificed himself to seal that evil power within Chaos. At last, peace came to the world, which was divided into six realms: the Divine, Immortal, Human, Demon, Ghost, and Devil realms. They endured for thousands of years. Of the six realms, the Divine Realm was the most powerful and least populous, and it faced the greatest restrictions. It oversaw the workings of the world, ruled over all its people, guarded the boundary between the world and Chaos, and protected the world's peace. The Matchmaking Pavilion, under the Fate Palace in the Divine Realm, employed a clever, lively, and lovely fairy named Xiao Hong. Her job was to cut the red threads binding people in ill-fated relationships. Hao Yue, the principal deity of the Fate Palace, was always calm and dignified, rarely smiling, yet he had always cared for Xiao Hong and watched over her attentively. Xiao Hong's colleague, the mysterious Immortal Lord Qing Chi, was usually irreverent and defiant, but he took everything concerning Xiao Hong seriously. As Xiao Hong traveled through the six realms on her missions to cut red threads, she met many of their inhabitants and learned more about the two great wars at the world's creation and the utmost evil power of Chaos. Xiao Hong could not remember her past. Hao Yue only told her that she was the world's first red thread, born with intelligence after gathering the essence of Heaven and Earth, and had cultivated into an immortal. But Xiao Hong gradually realized that her origins were far from so simple. Love and hatred, anger and obsession, greed and delusion, tangled grudges and fateful encounters had never ceased to exist in the world. And now, the utmost evil power within Chaos was stirring. Was another catastrophe about to befall the world? What would Xiao Hong, Zhong Yue, and the other beings of the six realms do this time?