The Dayan Dynasty was established for three hundred years, with gold and jade on the outside, but failure on the inside.
This is a cruel world of immortality where destiny is determined by tools and everything can be used as a tool.
The children of aristocratic families awaken to the heavy sword that governs the country, and they are born to be princes and generals;
Mortals at the bottom awaken to break bowls and wooden spoons, and are destined to become exploited consumables.
Bai Fu was born in this apocalypse like the late Tang Dynasty, and he was born to be the "Human Emperor" that everyone expected.
But she gradually discovered that those close relatives who kept saying "for the family" and "for the world" only had their own selfish desires in their eyes.
When a loved one wields a butcher knife against thirty thousand mortals in order to refine a high-level magic weapon, trying to force her to bow her head with morality and blood——
She suddenly laughed.
Family ties are shackles, and family and country are cages.
Everyone in the world thinks that the purpose of cultivating immortals is to survive the five mundane realms of recognizing weapons, controlling weapons, melting weapons, forgetting weapons, and having no weapons, and then go through the peeling and cramping of "cutting the dust, molding the way, and being too supreme" in the realm of the divine axis.
But after all, she is the dirt when the world first opened, unstained by dust, undefined.
She tore apart the bonds of hypocrisy and watched the end of the old era with cold eyes.
With the divine power of creation, a bloody path was opened to reshape the way of heaven.
Everyone in the world respects her supreme majesty as the sun and moon rise in the sky, and respects her as Empress Taixi.
Little did she know that she had just found her truest self over the long years.
I am who I am, even if I am destroyed.
Reading tips:
There is no male protagonist, and the heroine creates an epic story, focusing on her career and sublimating her divinity.
The heroine loses her memory in the early stage, but awakens and returns to her original position in the later stage, focusing on the ultimate sobriety of "I am who I am".
The end of the late Tang Dynasty, the ultimate portrayal of group portraits, the ultimate tearing of family ties and the world
Intention: Cut off the bonds of the world, not be defined by the world, and be yourself.