In the fifth year of the recovery of the earth's aura, Su Wan, an orphan girl with a broken leg, awakens to the simulated reincarnation system. Nine tribulations in nine lives, nine tears of beauty - in the first life, she gave the Tianling Root to her picked-up sister Su Qingyan, and resigned to misunderstanding and left alone.
After five years of dormancy, my life is like a candle. On the day of the battle between good and evil, Su Wan dragged her defeated body and used the Nascent Soul Sword given by her master to split the path of life and death for her sister. With only half of her remaining arm holding the sword in the blood mist, she used her shattered throat bone to squeeze out her final instructions: "Stay alive."
Su Qingyan fell into the murderous path and bloodbathed the Demon Sect, shattered the Immortal Court and became the loneliest Immortal Emperor in the long river of time and space, but she could no longer hold onto the disappearing shadow of her sister. Su Wan returned to Earth and gently picked up a box of candies that would never expire among the rewards of reincarnation.
Nine tears broke through the barriers of the world to come for her. This time, they would never allow her to leave alone again.
But there are eight more lives to come, what will Su Wan experience?
Reader comments
It's nice to read, and the writing is delicate. However, the worldview of the first life is a bit fragmented at the beginning. I feel like the author wanted to write about the feeling of entering the Republic of China and just having a car but still feeling like an ancient person. However, the author mainly writes about the protagonist, and instead makes the background more pure ancient times. However, as long as you don't care about this sense of fragmentation, it will be very comfortable to read. If the sense of fragmentation in the front can be reasonably dealt with, it will be a good book with potential.
It's nice to read, and the writing is delicate. However, the worldview of the first life is a bit fragmented at the beginning. I feel like the author wanted to write about the feeling of entering the Republic of China and just having a car but still feeling like an ancient person. However, the author mainly writes about the protagonist, and instead makes the background more pure ancient times. However, as long as you don't care about this sense of fragmentation, it will be very comfortable to read. If the sense of fragmentation in the front can be reasonably dealt with, it will be a good book with potential.