She remembers that she is the incarnation of the Sun Goddess. She once dwelt in the heavens with Qing Niao, the incarnation of the divine three-legged Golden Crow. The two deities complemented one another, jointly governing the mortal world beneath the heavens.
Chaoyang and Qing Niao met beneath an ancient Fusang tree: "The sun rises from Fusang and sets in Ruomu." They were a truly wonderful pair. During the great war, Chaoyang and Qing Niao sacrificed themselves, transforming into a entwined Golden Crow and sun wheel as they charged into the rift leading to Guixu. They then had to be reborn in the mortal world to rewrite their karma.
The first three lifetimes are written rather briefly. The detailed development of the male and female leads' relationship begins in their fourth lifetime. In their first three lives, they retained more of their divinity and foresight. Their memories of their divine past made their relationship develop quickly, so those lives are covered more briefly.
This novel begins to explore the male and female leads' emotional journey in detail in their fourth lifetime, starting in Chapter 39. In the fifth lifetime, they have no memories of their divinity at all. Later, Chaoyang's pregnancy triggers memories of her past divine life...
