“The heroine claws her way out of despair and flowers bloom upon a bed of bones. Across nine cycles of reincarnation, she dies before the hero’s eyes in every life. This time, she refuses to accept her fate: destiny and defiance, tragic love and redemption.”
At seven, Guan Cishuang was thrown into a mass grave. She crawled out of a heap of corpses, wandered for three years, then entered the Cangwu Sect and awakened a Heavenly Water Spirit Root. The handyman disciple Fu Jiu has a cinnabar mole between his brows, and he looks at her as though he has waited a thousand years. In truth, he has waited for her through nine lifetimes, watching her die before his eyes in every one.
This life is different. She begins to remember her past, grow stronger, and take her fate into her own hands. Nine cracks mark the cycle of reincarnation, and opening each one tears away the memories of a life filled with tragedy. But her awakening means his time is running out: the cinnabar mole between his brows is fading day by day.
Flowers will bloom at last upon a bed of bones. This time, she will protect him.
I enjoy watching secrets unfold layer by layer, especially when the female lead is the main character.