To save herself, Yun Xiwan turns herself into the perfect prey and spins a dream spanning seven lifetimes for the lofty god.
In the first life, he is a treacherous minister, and she is the wife he divorces.
In the second life, she is a monster, and he is a Buddhist disciple.
In the third life, she is a princess, and he is a slave.
In every life, she gives it everything she has, drawing him into her performance until he is obsessed and loves her to the end of his days.
The deeper his love, the greater the leverage she holds.
In the seventh life, the dream is about to end, and at last he regains his memories and power.
The god’s fingertip rests against her brow. With a single thought, he could erase the lowly creature who dared deceive him.
But in his eyes, only an almost-mad obsession and pleading remain.
She calmly brushes his hand aside, her expression indifferent.
“Sorry. The performance is over.”
You fell in love with the me in your dream.
But I never entered your dream.
