Shui Mo: Redemption Across Time and Space

The Muten Pavilion broke its seal and escaped the Forbidden Land, and war erupted between the Immortal Realm and the Muten Pavilion. Shui Qingli died in that great battle. Wang Mo was consumed by grief and nearly lost her mind. She found Shi Xi and asked her to use a time-reversal spell. She had already turned back time many times in an attempt to save Shui Qingli. This was her last chance. Wang Mo made up her mind: if she got another chance, she would eliminate every threat, save Shui Qingli, and protect him from harm for the rest of his life. This time, she returned to the very beginning, to when she had yet to form a contract with Luo Li and become a Ye Luoli Warrior. Wang Mo secretly resolved that this time she would no longer get involved in the conflict between Xin Ling and Man Duo La, nor would she form a contract with Luo Li and become a Ye Luoli Warrior! Her heart was small, with room only for her beloved, Shui Qingli, and her mother. This time, she no longer wanted to sacrifice her happiness for some so-called greater good. In this life, she wanted only to protect her beloved and her mother. Confronted by the foolish Ye Luoli Warriors who loved to guilt-trip others, and Man Duo La, who brought danger in her wake, Wang Mo dealt with them one by one. Anyone who was hostile toward Shui Qingli or might put him in danger was Wang Mo's enemy. Watching Wang Mo stand before him and tear through their enemies, Shui Qingli was stunned. Hadn't their roles been reversed? Wasn't he supposed to protect the woman he loved? How had it become her protecting him? Wang Mo: Every star that falls into the water brings a different ending. Ten thousand ripples, ten thousand rescues. (This story starts with a little angst, then turns sweet. The heroine is strong, and so is the hero. They're an equally powerful couple. Through repeated trips back in time, Wang Mo discovers her own strength, reaching the level of a Saint-tier fairy. She does not form a contract with Luo Li in this story, and the Ye Luoli Warriors are portrayed negatively.)