She is the black god of creation, ruler of the void, invincible for all eternity.
Yet in a battle between gods and demons that should have ended in certain victory, a suspicious “internal rebellion” led her own sister to seal her away in the Abyss of Ice.
Her elder sister, Xi He, embodies absolute order. She reigns from the Holy Mountain, revered by all as the benevolent White God.
Her younger sister, Xi Ming, symbolizes chaotic freedom. Imprisoned in an icebound prison, she is reviled by all as the source of destruction.
All living things believe this is an epic tale of justice triumphing over evil, of order ending chaos.
But none of them know that
The “demonic rebellion” that cost them their victory was a game of her own design.
Eternal chains of black ice can bind her divine body, but they cannot seal the cracks of nothingness quietly spreading beneath the order of things.
And the war that swept across the world was, in her eyes, no more than the opening act of an even grander drama.
While her sister remains lost in the guilt and grief of victory,
her imprisoned younger sister smiles eerily at the whole world from the abyss.
“My dear sister, you think you’ve won?”
“No.”
“The game has only just begun.”
An invincible tale that begins with a sealing.
Ruler of the void, the black god weaves the prelude to the world’s end amid eternal ice.
It looks good, but when will the heroine get out of trouble?