Transmigrating to Honghuang: I Became the Three Pure Ones’ Biological Aunt

[Unconventional Primordial World · No Romance · Raising Kids · A Growth Story of Proving the Dao Through the Heart · Hidden History of Chinese Mythology · Ensemble Cast Protecting One Another · Bullet-Comment-Style Inner Monologue] Before the acceptance letter from Peking University had even had time to warm in her hands, Lin You opened her eyes and found she had become Pangu’s twin younger sister, Pan You. She wielded the Great Dao of Stillness, able to return chaos to nothing with a single thought, but her brother and the Great Dao joined forces to seal her powers. Facing the mysterious golden light within the lotus, she said, “Brother, I’m going to lie flat, okay?” She cuddled up to her brother in the chaos, then went around picking up little ones all over the Primordial World once it opened. While others fought for magical treasures and the chance to become a saint, she guarded spiritual roots, fought off ferocious beasts, and looked after a bunch of little fellows who had only just transformed into artifacts. Life was delightfully silly and lively, filled with laughter. Then the Calamity of the Ferocious Beasts swept across the Primordial World. Resentment surged like a tide beyond the defensive line, while the little ones trembled inside it. She glanced back at the children she had raised herself, gripped the Spear of Annihilation, and stepped to the very front. “I never wanted to be some kind of savior. But if anyone lays a hand on my little ones, not one of you will escape the annihilation!” From a girl content to lie flat to someone gripping her spear and refusing to retreat, she faces battles fought side by side, where lives are entrusted to one another, as well as the darkest moments she must bear alone. Behind her is the shelter of her older brother, her Three Pure Ones nephews calling her “Little Aunt,” and countless spiritual-root youngsters willing to protect her with their lives. This is not a traditional tale of competing for supremacy in the Primordial World. It is the story of the Chinese spirit passed down beneath the surface of mythology. A girl goes from being protected to learning to protect others, seeking the Dao through her own heart and proving her growth through the act of protecting. The early story is light and healing, with a measured rhythm later on. Bullet-comment-style inner monologue throughout, with plenty to go around. [Key points] The Three Pure Ones do not appear in the early story. The focus is on accompanying the spiritual roots as they stand together against the ferocious beasts and weather the calamity. Once the Three Pure Ones are born, these nephews of mine will have to respectfully call me Little Aunt.