The goddess returned from the catastrophe, but she saved Lord Fox who was full of blood and hatred. She opened a medical clinic as a mortal to accumulate merit, and he brought his ancient inheritance to dominate the three realms. When she wanted to make a contract to protect the common people together, he flatly refused; when she escaped from the world for a thousand years, he became a demon because of love. A well-planned siege, a lie that destroyed the soul, the five-color lotus platform led the way, and the memory of the temple was revived. It turns out that the deepest protection was ruined by the most beloved deception. When the Goddess regains control of the law, should she choose to forgive or seal the Fox Lord forever? This is an extreme sadomasochism that begins with salvation and ends with betrayal. In a world of merit and immortality, it explores the obsession with love and divine choices.
Reader comments
The most moving thing about this work is never the exquisite plot structure, but the strong emotional tension that hits the face and reaches the bottom of the heart. It feels as if the emotions are pulled throughout the whole process, with the ups and downs of the characters, including ecstasy, heartbreak, suffering and relief.
The most moving thing about this work is never the exquisite plot structure, but the strong emotional tension that hits the face and reaches the bottom of the heart. It feels as if the emotions are pulled throughout the whole process, with the ups and downs of the characters, including ecstasy, heartbreak, suffering and relief.