Nothing Is Not a Demon

She was the nine-tailed fox, history's most notorious beauty who brought ruin to kingdoms. He was an immortal among men, a favored disciple of Yuanshi Tianzun who led the army of Xiqi in its campaign against the Shang.

One was a demon, the other an immortal. They should never have fallen in love, yet somehow they found their way to each other.

Back then, she said, "I've passed through many a flower garden, yet scarcely looked back; half my heart belongs to the Way, the other half to you!"

Her wholehearted love brought her only the destruction of the fox clan and chaos throughout the land...

At the final battle, she gave everything for him, only to be slain by a demon-slaying blade, reduced to ashes, and forever denied the chance to survive her tribulation...

What entanglements, what bonds, brought all this to pass?

Was it fate from a past life, or a peach blossom meeting its doom?

And what extraordinary past did they share?

Once again, peach blossoms bloom in Chengling. The fragrance is the same, the scenery just as lovely, but the beauty is gone, and her face and voice are nowhere to be found...

The heroine's monologue (original poem):

Our mistake began beneath the lanterns, when first we met.

Here began the obsession that would take root in my heart.

Had fate not brought us together,

Would love and hate have come too late?

Notice Board

1. This is a fanfic based on the TV series The Investiture of the Gods: Heroes List, so not every plot point will be the same.

2. If you love it, love it wholeheartedly, and leave lots of comments! All kinds of eggs and bricks are welcome.

3. You may not like my male and female leads. I know more people support Ya Di, and it's not that I don't support them, but I couldn't accept the cast change in the second season. So I think Ya Ya might as well be paired with Daji! If you don't like it, I'm not going to force you.

4. Plagiarists, show some respect. If I find out, I will report you for infringement, and I might even take you to court. (You can be low-key as a person, but you have to be bold in what you do.)

5. This story is pure nonsense and is not meant to be scrutinized for historical accuracy. (Of course, a lot of it is based on official history, and that won't change!)

6. If you want to see what the blurb says, give it a swipe with your cute little mouse~

The story finally has a cover! (Applause~) Many thanks to Sister Liang Xizi for the cover. Isn't it lovely?