The lover who had once shared life and death with her, the one she thought would stay by her side forever, suddenly married another woman. He said, "I want your heart, so I can make her a demigod." She said yes, because her love for him had never taught her how to refuse. Their love ran deep, yet could never be fulfilled. This was destined to be the beginning of a love that could not be.
But the story continues, and it involves far more than the love between two people. Across three lifetimes, this life is merely a wait for the settling of cause and effect.
In that lifetime, atop the pillar of heaven, hellfire was summoned to burn away the obsession of love. Whose tears were shed until none remained? Cursed with a solitary fate and a body marked by ill fortune, who suffered the pain of loving without being loved in return? Who wanted to slaughter the world for her? Who defied the taboo against gods and demons falling in love, becoming a god for love and descending into darkness for love?
This is a curse written in blood and tears, a love bewitched by fate. Amid the entanglements of three lifetimes, who loved whom, and who abandoned whom?
Because she loved him deeply, she said there was nothing that could not be forgiven. But when she had forgotten love, she smiled and said, "Because I loved you, I cannot forgive you..."
Only after she understood so much did she realize that forgiveness was not about deciding who was right or wrong. It was about true love... And in this love, no one was at fault. The only one to blame was fate.
Why gave up?? What's the ending, sir?
Dear, why don't you write anymore. . . So embarrassing to say Come on.
Ah, why are there no ingredients? Please add it. .
Here's a little advice for you~ When the heroine appears repeatedly, you can use "she" to refer to her~