[Finished Writing About Sword Cultivators, Now Writing About a Carefree God]
[Blurb]
Li Xia was once a carefree god in the Ninth Heaven, spending her days sleeping on drifting clouds and occasionally enjoying a little wine.
One day, Li Xia got into an argument with Ruoshui, the God of Fate who governed the bonds between immortals in Heaven.
One thing led to another, and the two fought for three days and three nights, turning Heaven into a complete mess. Their outburst enraged the Heavenly Emperor, who banished them to the mortal realm to undergo tribulations. They were both reborn as newborn babies.
After descending to the mortal world, Li Xia quickly got the lay of the land:
Good news: I’m a princess, and he’s a bandit. A princess beating up a bandit is only natural!
Bad news: The bandit is following Zhu Yuanzhang’s script. (Yikes.)
Good news: Lord Ruoshui has lost his memories, but I still have mine.
Bad news: Before descending, that bastard tied the red thread of fate bestowed on him by the Old Man Under the Moon around my leg!
Time passes quickly in the mortal world. A lifetime lasts only sixty years.
Li Xia had planned to put up with him and settle the score after returning to the Ninth Heaven.
But she never expected...
That bastard would take what he wanted by force, kill her husband, and force the princess to marry him!
This feud cannot be left unsettled!
The debts of this life must be repaid in this life!
And so they fought their way from the Ninth Heaven down to the mortal realm. Reborn, they started fighting all over again!
They even... fell for each other while fighting...
■ Li Xia x Ruoshui x Shang Ling
■ [Important Notes]:
- A melodramatic love triangle, with two men vying for one woman. They fell in love in Heaven, then fell in love again on Earth! They truly love and fight each other!
- The heroine has a white moonlight, someone she imagined while reading. The leads are something of a bickering couple.
- Set in a fictional world.
- The prologue is in first person; the main story is in third person!
- The ending is not set in stone; it depends on fate.
- A short story, only a little over a hundred thousand characters.
Theme: A beautiful beginning, a bitter ending
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