After transmigrating into the jilted Nalan Yanran, Lin Yue knows all too well how cruel her fate is in the original story. She awakens a natural Wind Spirit Body and binds herself to a mysterious System. No longer the spoiled, willful young sect master of the Misty Cloud Sect, she vows to rewrite her destiny and reach the peak.
From making her mark in the Magical Beast Mountains to uniting the Misty Cloud Sect and subduing the Snake-People Tribe, she plans her every move. She establishes the Yanran Alliance and gathers powerful allies such as Yao Lao and Little Fairy Doctor. Her wind-based alchemy astounds the continent, earning her the title of Pill King and the Pill Emperor’s kindling. Her alchemical prowess rivals the giants of the Pill Tower.
When faced with the Soul Hall’s schemes, she joins forces with the Gu Clan, the Pill Tower, the Lei Clan, and other righteous powers, forming an alliance against the Soul Hall. Though only a Dou Zun, she leads the campaign against it. After countless fierce battles, she kills the Soul Hall’s master and ends its century-long threat to the continent once and for all.
Along the way, she forms a Soul-Link Pact with Xun’er, and together they resolve the Gu Clan’s internal strife. Fighting alongside Medusa and Yun Yun, she forges bonds strong enough to face death together. Breaking through the Dou Emperor bottleneck and gathering the fortune of the continent, she becomes the revered Queen of the Firmament, establishes a new order, and protects the peace and prosperity of the Dou Qi Continent.
This is the tale of a woman who breaks free of the original story’s shackles and shakes the cosmos. Follow Lin Yue as she rises from a discarded woman whose engagement was broken to the summit of Dou Emperor, sharing the glory of the peak with her companions!
If you don't have a taste of it, you can take a bite. It's too abstract. Except for the name of the original work, everything else has been completely changed, including the characters' personalities and the plot. The changes are still very abstract. So pretty. 🙂 It's so beautiful, very good, I recommend reading more. 🙂
Modified for Dou Po background magic. . . . . I doubt the author has even seen Dou Po. .
Don't write nonsense if you haven't read the original work.