After transmigrating as the Queen Mother of the Jade Pool, Lin Xiaomeng finds herself on the eve of the Third Holy Mother’s forbidden romance with a mortal. Armed with memories of the Lotus Lantern story, she immediately sees the calamity brewing behind their love: unchecked desire and partiality among the immortals will plunge the Three Realms into ruin.
With no misplaced compassion and no interest in romance, she wields the Queen Mother’s supreme authority. First, she cuts down the hypocritical source of disaster, Liu Yanchang, and stops the Third Holy Mother’s forbidden love before it begins. Then she allies with Yang Jian, the God of Justice, gathers those who uphold order, and establishes the Rules Governing Immortals and Mortals of the Three Realms, bringing the realms to heel with an iron fist.
Those who champion forbidden mortal romances clamor for freedom between immortals and mortals, while troublemakers seek to wreak havoc in the name of love. She suppresses them all. She does not deny that immortals have feelings, but she will never allow private love to be placed above the lives of all beings in the Three Realms.
From a transmigrator to the guardian of the Three Realms, Lin Xiaomeng single-handedly purges the desire for forbidden mortal romances, safeguards order across the realms, and protects countless lives. The thunder of the Jade Pool becomes the Three Realms’ strongest shield!
Immortals have to go through tribulations. If you really want to be mortal, the worst thing you can do is remove your cultivation and go to the mortal world for a lifetime. You will still be an immortal when you come back. There is nothing to worry about. Again, you can use the harm of immortal love as a starting point, but you can't really use immortal love as the foundation. After the gods came down to earth for training and returned to heaven, I generously rewarded those who had helped me; for those who had been hostile to me or looked down on me, I had them cut off their descendants, and I even slaughtered cities and annihilated countries at will. Are these kinds of harms not much greater than your so-called "taking care of future generations and causing injustice"? You are afraid that gods will cause injustice in the care of your mortal children, so why do you allow Nezha to "punish evil and promote good" in the mortal world? No matter how bad the trafficker is, no matter how evil the thief is, there are mortal laws and rules. If you punish arbitrarily, aren't you still judging low-dimensional existence with high-dimensional consciousness? What is the essential difference between it and the love of immortals? In other words, if you think this person is a good person, give him a longer life, if you think this person is a bad person, let him die suddenly in advance. What is the difference between this kind of behavior and "I think he is my descendant who has gone through tribulations in the world, so I take care of him"? Isn't it essentially the forced intervention of your personal will? What is the difference between the immortal looking at the mortal world and the Jade Emperor looking at the immortal? Do you think the Jade Emperor did the right thing, why would he treat you differently in the mortal world? The correct approach should not be that no matter how good this mortal is, there will be no care, and no matter how evil this mortal is, there will be no punishment. This is the right thing to do So what the so-called immortal love has to do is just to prevent the bug of giving birth to demigods in immortal bodies and mortal bodies. The rest of the harm is insignificant, because you have gone through tribulations in the mortal world and still don't allow children to be born?
Overall, it's okay. It's better than another book where Yang Jian claims to be fair, but actually treats agarwood again and again. He also writes that demons are better than immortals, which makes him drunk. But the shortcoming is that it glorifies the true love of people who have descended to earth too much, without considering the real situation of the ancient grassland at all. In the first part of the Lotus Lantern, the gods did not treat mortals as ants. Only the prequel was written this way to strengthen the justice of the protagonist group. As for the issue mentioned by other comments about Nezhi waiting for fun in the mortal world, I think it's okay. Nezhi is the master of subduing demons and has the duty to patrol the human world, but other people without rights should go through reincarnation and go through tribulations if they want to like the human world. After all, they have a mortal heart and they just didn't make mistakes. Also, even if the Queen Mother and the Jade Emperor are not set according to the orthodox mythology, the Queen Mother in the Lotus Lantern is not much weaker than the Jade Emperor, and her magic power will not be that much weaker, unless you set the heroine to travel through time and not obtain the Queen Mother's full magic authority. Well, I was wrong. The whole point of view is actually: there is true love in the world, pure love between humans and immortals. The fairy who lost her fairy bones still looks young, and she can kill all the bandits by herself. The land of the human world never reports that the Seven Fairies have a demigod. Wow, it's a new agarwood. There are indeed more gods than demons.
It's very good. Although the setting is a little different from the original work, it contains everything I want to complain about. Give a thumbs up
Nice! I really like the decisive and decisive Queen Mother, the super powerful Jade Emperor and the good gods in heaven who maintain the peace of the three realms. It's awesome!
Looks good! I have watched all the fusion TV series in it! Nothing written is far-fetched at all! The plot takes its course! I am really convinced by the Seventh Princess! Maybe it's because those who are favored always feel confident! Nezha is really good here, helping humans find cubs and catch criminals! The gods are still doing their duty! Tong Hao was so pitiful and was taken advantage of by everyone. His father who loved him was beaten to pieces, and his mother who loved him dug up his immortal bones when he was seriously injured! When he met Nezha and his junior brother, I thought they would save him! The Tang Monk inside is also very good, and he is worthy of the name of a holy monk! At first I thought it was a time-travel drama, but I didn't expect the selfless dedication of the Queen Mother and the Jade Emperor! This book is really great!
This is the first time I have seen the perspective of the Queen Mother in a novel. The author is very encouraged.
The rating of 7.2 Is too low. This one deserves more than 9 points. Many characters and events are interpreted from angles that I did not expect, but they are very logical. At the same time, the layout is very large. The length of the novel is just right. I read it in one day. The final extra, if the Queen Mother and It would be better if the Jade Emperor is a close friend. Of course, this is my personal opinion, because I like no cp 🤭, and the author did not clearly state that the two are in love with each other. It has a slightly open ending, but it is harmless. This novel is still a high score for me.
The Queen Mother in this book is very successful in portraying her. She is decisive in killing and has the style of an empress. I give her a five-star rating for Decisiveness. However, there are a few updated chapters. It would be great if more chapters were updated.
The overall story is good, the logic is clear, and the plot is coherent. It would be better if the author could not use the lotus lantern setting in that the Queen Mother is a colleague of the Jade Emperor instead of his wife. However, the overall description still highlights the heroine and the author listened to the advice and did not use the title of concubine. It is recommended to watch
It's really well written. It's really the empress who has come back after all the calamity. Although there are some places where we talk back and forth. But this logic is really smooth, and it perfectly explains why the Jade Emperor and the Queen Mother in the Lotus Lamp are so useless? There are also various reversals that follow. The layout is really grand and vast, and the overall situation is getting bigger and bigger little by little. There is also the last chapter of the extra chapter Jade Emperor, about the creation of the world and the emergence of Taoism. I also really hope that the Jade Emperor and the Queen Mother will be together, which is a bit frustrating. Moreover, there are many references to childhood dramas in the author's writing. The author combines many dramas very well.