[Both leads are devoted to each other / strong heroine and hero / transmigration across identities and timelines / fierce romantic rivalry / a touch of ensemble cast]
Only after dying once did Jiang Fuzhao learn the truth:
Her fiancé called her a traitor, her junior fellow disciple accused her of colluding with demonic cultivators, her junior sister coveted her talent, and the entire Immortal Alliance wanted her dead.
When she woke, her junior sister congratulated her on surviving her tribulation, her eyes as clear as ever.
Her fiancé combed her hair, his fingertips pausing at the ends. “Fuzhao, you've been through a lot.”
None of them knew she'd died once, or that she could now hear the sound of a lie.
But before she could find the real culprit or decide what to do, she casually rescued a down-and-out demonic cultivator.
As she sought the truth, she transmigrated again and again, only to discover that he had always been by her side. He loved and respected her, and would give his life for her.
He was even willing to leave for the sake of her righteous path.
Before the Immortal Alliance could force her to marry Ji Wenqing, she entered an illusion once more. That demonic cultivator had become the Demon Venerable. He asked her, “Forgive me. Let me be selfish just this once.”
When the man was swept up in his feelings, Jiang Fuzhao couldn't stop herself from calling his name.
In that instant, she saw the pain in his eyes.
“Who is Ye Yan?”
In Ye Yan's eyes, Jiang Fuzhao loved everyone except herself.
At last, Ye Yan couldn't hold back. He pleaded, “You love the whole world. Could you love me, just once?”
Time turned back. When he heard that the Immortal Alliance's saintess had broken through to the Deification realm, Ye Yan could no longer sit still. He stormed into the Immortal Alliance alone, his eyes bloodshot the moment he saw her.
#A single-minded saintess who can't read the room × a lovesick Demon Venerable who doesn't care if he dies
#Her memories from before her death are incomplete and will gradually be revealed later. There is a little angst in the middle, but the heroine won't suffer.
