Bai Yu, who has lived for ten thousand years, went down the mountain to find her reincarnation in order to end the karma of his senior sister Jiang Yunchu. At this time, Jiang Yunchu's brother Jiang Hao failed to build the foundation due to his robbery of the Nine Heavens Divine Thunder, and the Jiang family was in crisis. Bai Yu retreated to practice and pretended to be a child, and became Jiang Yunchu's follower, helping her to resolve the three evil consequences of family overthrow, fratricide, and God's prohibition. During this period, Bai Yu helped Jiang Hao cultivate the right path, dispersed the sky thunder to protect the lives of his siblings, and accompanied Jiang Yunchu undercover to make a secret alliance to crush the Sun Kingdom's conspiracy to steal the pulse. In the end, Jiang Yunchu realized that he refused to be the head of the family. Bai Yu settled all the causes and effects and took her to the fairyland together, leaving the Jiang family to become more prosperous under Jiang Hao's governance.
Reader comments
The first 20 or so episodes feel quite strange. Generally speaking, the heroine is portrayed as a relatively brainless person. Especially in the first episode, the heroine robbed her younger brother Lei. At that time, his family had not had a foundation-building period for a long time. It urgently needed a very capable person to resist the outside world. Otherwise, the family would be easily destroyed or forced to retreat. However, the heroine went to rob his younger brother Lei even though she knew it. If the male protagonist had not appeared in the situation at that time, His family may have really been wiped out or forced to retire, and his senses will feel better around episode 24 or 25 (but this may be related to the reason why the male protagonist appears in the entire drama. Good causes lead to good results, and evil causes lead to bad results. All the bad consequences of the heroine started when she snatched his brother's thunder.) Of course, I didn't watch the whole thing, because after watching the first 20 or so episodes, I didn't want to watch it for the time being, and I was persuaded to quit. But I watched the last episode and the ending was pretty good.
The first 20 or so episodes feel quite strange. Generally speaking, the heroine is portrayed as a relatively brainless person. Especially in the first episode, the heroine robbed her younger brother Lei. At that time, his family had not had a foundation-building period for a long time. It urgently needed a very capable person to resist the outside world. Otherwise, the family would be easily destroyed or forced to retreat. However, the heroine went to rob his younger brother Lei even though she knew it. If the male protagonist had not appeared in the situation at that time, His family may have really been wiped out or forced to retire, and his senses will feel better around episode 24 or 25 (but this may be related to the reason why the male protagonist appears in the entire drama. Good causes lead to good results, and evil causes lead to bad results. All the bad consequences of the heroine started when she snatched his brother's thunder.) Of course, I didn't watch the whole thing, because after watching the first 20 or so episodes, I didn't want to watch it for the time being, and I was persuaded to quit. But I watched the last episode and the ending was pretty good.