Story background:
According to "Sou Shen Ji", the Jade Emperor of Heaven had seven daughters. The seventh princess, Zi'er, went down to earth privately to the Fairy Lake in Jiangxi Province and met the mortal Dong Yong. She fell in love at first sight and was later moved by his filial piety. The two fell in love and got married privately. After Heaven knew about this, the Seventh Princess was taken back to Heaven and imprisoned. Dong Yong tried his best to go to heaven to rescue the seventh princess. The true love between the two moved the immortals, and the Seventh Princess was demoted to a mortal body. The Seventh Princess and Dong Yong were finally able to be together again.
The third princess Huang'er is the third sister of the seventh princess Zi'er. Huang'er is the incarnation of Huangtian Xuanyu, the green flower of fairy aura, and the pillar of justice in heaven. In "Journey to the West", her name is Soap Fairy. She is a source of integrity, courage and strength.
Jin Zha is the eldest son of Li Jing, the King of Pagoda. He has two younger brothers, Mu Zha and Nezha. The prototype of Jin Zha is the Buddhist Jun Zha Limingwang Bodhisattva, an important deity of Tantric Buddhism. In this novel, Jin Zha is the patron saint of the Golden Spear Pavilion in Heaven. He is both civil and military, devoted to his duties, loyal and filial, and is famous in Heaven. Jin Zha's master is Qilinzi from Kunlun Mountain.
The following is an acrostic poem, written blindly...
The yellow gauze waves its sleeves and flutters into the blue sky,
Although I never saw it when I was a child.
How can a golden gun break the bonds of love?
Zha screams in the heart of heaven and earth.
PS: I plan to finish the update quickly and open up new pits, so I decided to change it to daily update... Say! Got it! No! Meeting! Pit! At once! Yes! No! Meeting! Pit! ! ! [Serious face]...... Anyway, I am finally ready to pick up and fill the pits I made three years ago, but I found that my writing has not improved at all in the past three years. Well, let's just say...