At the Peach Banquet, Dragon Girl Ao Li shatters an immortal's cup and falls in love with the Jade Pond's Golden Boy, violating the laws of Heaven.
The Hundred Flowers Fairy Yao Ji, jealous of them, frames them, and all three are cast into the cycle of reincarnation.
In her first life, she is a white fox who becomes the wife of the top scholar.
In her second life, she is an orphan who becomes a divine physician's wife.
In her third life, she is a physician who becomes a general's wife.
Three lifetimes of romantic tribulations, yet fate cannot be changed.
The wicked supporting female character has committed countless sins. In the end, she is sent to the Eighteenth Level of Hell, then must undergo ten more lifetimes of reincarnation to atone.
Can they stay together in this life?
A promise made in the mortal world, unwavering through three lifetimes—Reflections on "The Love Tribulation of Yaochi" "The Love Tribulation of Yaochi" uses the celestial and mortal realms as its backdrop, delicately and movingly depicting a passionate love story that begins in Yaochi and ends in the mortal world. Every line is imbued with tenderness and a sense of destiny, captivating the reader.
At the Peach Banquet, she fell in love and broke the heavenly rules. Through three lifetimes, she experienced the joys and sorrows of the human world. A white fox, an orphan, and a female healer, she was always caught in the crossfire of her life, yet she was always entangled with the person she was destined for. The sense of destiny was overwhelming, and the story left a lasting impression.
It's a very good novel, just as enjoyable as many folk tales and fairy love stories.
This was recommended by the system; it's very well written.
I love the stories of Yaochi! It is definitely worth reading.
Jade Pool, peaches of immortality, fairy maidens of a hundred flowers—what a wonderful life! I watched it all in one go!
It's a pretty good book.
To my surprise, it's a really good novel!
I'm just joining in the fun. Let's watch for a while longer.
It's not bad. It's probably her first book, so the writing is a bit rough around the edges. The story is quite engaging.