Reversing My Fate on the Immortal Path: A Poison Mirror Helps Me Slaughter My Way to Victory

As the last ray of moonlight is swallowed by crimson, Yun Chuyao opens her eyes amid a mountain of corpses and a sea of blood. A talking mirror has appeared in her mindscape. “Hey, you look like a steamed bun that’s just been struck by lightning. Are you really going to do it all over again?”

She was once the most dazzling jewel of the Yun family, but on the night her family was wiped out, she was betrayed, slaughtered, and forgotten. Now, returned with the memories of her previous life, she is no longer a lamb waiting to be slaughtered. With an illusion mirror in one hand and a sharp sword in the other, she is a goddess of vengeance.

**Act One: Adversity**

At the Xuanxiao Sect, she is only a new disciple of humble birth, with ordinary talent and scarce resources. People even mock her basic skills. But no one expects that the ancient mirror in her hand can summon spiritual herbs and reverse time, or that a sharp-tongued little girl will be there to sneer at her: “Your footwork is so ugly, you look like a dancing crab.”

**Act Two: Turning Point**

Through trial after trial and one perilous situation after another, she battles demonic beasts in illusions and uncovers the truth through glimpses into the past. Her cultivation surges like an erupting volcano, and she goes from unknown to “the biggest troublemaker in the Xuanxiao Sect.” But the closer she gets to the heart of the Tianying Pavilion, the more she realizes an even darker hand is at work behind the scenes.

**Act Three: The Price**

When the flames of revenge begin to burn, she is forced to make a choice: keep moving forward, or turn back to protect the people she loves? Fate is a blade that cuts through the warmth of the past, leaving only blood and vows behind.

When a woman bears the fate of her entire family and sets out on the path to immortality, how should humanity define justice and hatred?