[Transmigration + mythology + metaphysics + historical romance]
For thousands of years, the myth of the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl has been celebrated as a beautiful love story, envied by countless onlookers. Yet no one has ever stopped to consider why the Seventh Fairy, who was adored by all the immortals in the Heavenly Palace, had met the celestial lords, and was of noble status, would choose a Cowherd who stole her fairy robes and threatened her.
The Cowherd was dirt poor and utterly uneducated. He was also chronically undernourished from not having enough to eat. Would the Seventh Fairy really be willing to bear his children and remain unable to forget him for so long? Was it hatred, or love?
Was this truly fate, or merely a beautiful dream invented by impoverished scholars who, unable to escape reality and fulfill their desires, sought solace in make-believe?
If, when the Seventh Fairy descended to the mortal world, she had met not only the Cowherd but other, more outstanding men as well, would she still have been content to stay in that tiny thatched hut, by the side of a penniless mortal?
The story begins here and ends with you. If you don’t like it, please don’t flame me!
At first it felt a bit like the others, but later on I heard: It's a little different from the others, it's okay. Immortals are also good at gossiping, especially loose immortals. They hang out when they have nothing to do, and they also like to hang out at the door of female fairies. Is there something wrong with it... I'll listen to it and I'll comment later. It's funny and a bit out of the ordinary. I'll listen to it when I have nothing to do. I hope it won't disappoint anyone!