She is the Jade Emperor's daughter, sworn to avenge her mother.
She lives a life meant for two, all alone.
She saw with her own eyes as her mother, burdened with the power of a demon god, was framed by the Queen Mother as having seduced the head of the Taibai Sect, and died by the Heavenly Emperor Sword in her father's hands.
She swore:
To make the Jade Emperor's line die out,
to make the Queen Mother wish for death but be unable to die,
to ruin the head of the Taibai Sect,
and to make the people of the Immortal Realm slaughter one another!
She is the Jade Emperor's most beloved Fifth Princess, and also the favorite disciple of the head of the Taibai Sect.
She set things up so rumors spread through the Six Realms that the head of the Taibai Sect, Jing Xuanye, was engaged in an illicit romance with his disciple. But then she learned that Jing Huaye had been gravely injured by the harsh punishment imposed because of it.
There was no joy like she had imagined, only heartache.
For the first time in her life, she was lost. She did not know whether she had fallen in love with Jing Xuanye. Should she honor her vow, or behave herself and be a good daughter to the Jade Emperor?
No, no, no! Well written!
Doesn't the introduction say about the heroine and the divine horse? Why did the author write about the heroine and west Xunye?
What does the author mean? The heroine seems to be named Yun Mo. Why is this book called Yun Mo Wan?
Who did Yun Mo follow in the end? This heroine is from Yun Mo's work. Why is it Yun Mo Wan?