She Heard Ten Thousand Lights Flicker Out

[Goddess vs. Charlatan] [Romance] [Fantasy] [Updates Monday to Friday]

Xuan He lived for 600 years before finally setting foot in the human world.

Her goal: find her mother.

Lu Qiu had lived for 22 years and was still in the human world.

His goal: stay alive.

What? You can't use divine powers in the human world?

Then she'll spend twenty years learning martial arts, until she's good enough.

What? Demons can use their powers in the human world?

Then she'll learn magic, draw talismans, and set up formations too. She's got all the time in the world!

What? There are also swindlers in the human world who pretend to be doing the supernatural?

No problem. She picks one up and says, “Come with me. I'll feed you. And I'll put those tricks of yours to use.”

Xuan He is a goddess. In search of her mother's reincarnation, she takes the form of a Taoist priest and enters the mortal world.

But then, by chance, she runs into an ordinary man being hunted by Shouyi Sect, a powerful cultivation sect.

How can an ordinary mortal claim he can see the three lamps visible only to gods?

Xuan He decides to save him first, then investigate him at her leisure.

But that rescue...

Because of him, her secret identity is exposed, and the people of the human world mistake her for an evil spirit.

Because of him, the entire cultivation world comes after her!

She never expected that...

Because of him, she would find many traces left behind by her mother.

Because of him, she would be swept into a conspiracy she never saw coming.

Lu Qiu never thinks about tomorrow. Tomorrow is too far away, beyond his reach.

His goal is simply to make it through today.

He wants to live, but he isn't afraid to die.

If he dies, then he dies. Every extra breath he takes before that is a bonus.

But then he meets Xuan He.

Suddenly, he can't bear the thought of dying.

He starts desperately wanting to see what tomorrow brings...

Theme: Those who tend the lamps must one day see them go out, and only then understand that light does not depend on eternity, but on the moment our eyes open.