Me? Thanks for Asking. Still Exorcising Demons

An amnesiac, reincarnated little angel VS a devoted priest who betrays God for love. For Anna, a staunch materialist-in-training, the most terrifying thing would be to learn that she had become a magnet for supernatural forces. For Cory, a priest devoted to serving God, the most terrifying thing would be to learn that he was just an ordinary man.

After waking from a car accident, Anna’s world turns upside down.

She discovers that she has lost her memory and gotten married!

And the world that should have been all about science is now filled with theological traces in her eyes.

She even has to divorce her devoted, doting husband?

Wait, how did he suddenly turn into a demon!?

His ultimate goal is to sacrifice her soul?!

All right, all right. Before she can piece together her shattered memories, Anna is forced to start a countdown to her death. First, she has to keep him calm. No panicking.

After a tug-of-war between them, Anna finally gets a chance to catch her breath.

She also goes from being a staunch materialist-in-training to a central figure who embodies both theology and evil forces.

With Heaven and Hell locked in conflict, Anna goes to a church for help.

But the priest tells her that stopping the sacrifice won’t be so simple.

Nothing ventured, nothing gained. Anna makes up her mind to…

Years later, when people ask Anna why she chose this path, she says:

Anna: At first, I just wanted to survive.

A little rambling: I tried my best, but I can’t capture a Western feel. The writing keeps turning Chinese. Please make sure to read this! It doesn’t feel Western, it really doesn’t. If you don’t like that, please don’t open it. I’m begging you.