The ancient sect master Chu Jiaojiao failed to ascend to immortality. When she opened her eyes, she had become a three-year-old child. The moment she woke, her family was being confiscated, and she set out with her mother, Liu Muyan, on the road to exile in the northern desert.
Her wicked sister-in-law Bai Tao threw her weight around because she was pregnant, stealing food and bullying them? Chu Jiaojiao used a hand sign to make her trip, then used divination to help the escort officer find a lost item in exchange for protection. Her spiritual energy ran out? She saved a critically ill child and helped a woman through a difficult birth. A flash of golden merit appeared, and her spiritual power surged. Mother and daughter went from a broken-down wagon to a warm room.
In the northern desert, they encountered an even bigger crisis: the emperor cut off their food supplies and grew suspicious, Bai Tao colluded with the enemy and framed them, and even Qin Chuan, the general who had been her mother’s childhood sweetheart, was thrown in prison. Chu Jiaojiao made a quick calculation: Qin Chuan had the aura of an emperor, and her mother had the bearing of an empress! She used mystical arts to break the enemy formation and summon rain, then drew on the people’s support all along the road to help her mother raise an army.
In the end, Liu Muyan ascended the throne, Bai Tao was brought to justice, and her former father was consumed with regret. The little girl curled up beside the dragon throne, counting her merit points. “Once I’ve saved up enough, I’ll take Mother with me when I ascend next time!”
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