Everyone Is Obsessive? Only the Gu-Wielding Woman Has Flexible Morals

A Rao is the last inheritor of both the black and white Gu arts in Miaojiang. Raised from childhood on a diet of blood and flesh to feed her Gu, she bears the deep-seated grudge of her entire clan's slaughter, as well as a fated curse: should she fall in love, Gu poison will devour her heart and leave her life hanging by a thread. Misled by a century-old deception, the world views Miaojiang Gu arts as evil and sees her as a demoness bringing chaos to humanity. Everyone fears and hunts her, eager to kill her.

To uncover the truth about how the imperial house and the orthodox sects conspired to frame Miaojiang, and to clear her clan's name after a century of disgrace, she leaves the southern border alone. Cold, proud, and bent on repaying every slight, she ventures into the treacherous Central Plains.

She plots her revenge at every step, using her peerless Gu arts to stir up conflict in the martial world and sweep the imperial palace into a web of political intrigue. A cold-blooded martial-world assassin, a calculating crown prince, a detached and ascetic Daoist immortal, a scheming minister with power over the court, a lonely and obsessive prince, a benevolent medicine sage who heals the world, and the Gu Venerable of her own clan, who bore the world's scorn while raising and protecting her.

One after another, these elite figures, powerful and cold-hearted, make exceptions for her and fall helplessly in love, willing to betray their principles and give her everything. She wants only to avenge her clan and clear its name, with no desire for love or attachments. Yet she unwittingly draws overwhelming devotion. Amid the curse of fate and the tangled struggles of love and hate, she defies her destiny, breaks free of her shackles, and overturns the world's hypocrisy and injustice.