Blurb One: Getting divorced feels great for a moment. Getting back together is a trip to the crematorium.
Blurb Two:
How do the gods view humanity?
What if the gods wanted to destroy humanity?
And what if their reason for destroying humanity was to save all creation?
Content note: The leads’ divorce had nothing to do with a third party or anything like that. The young couple simply disagreed, and they were too young and impulsive to think things through before getting divorced. As for what they disagreed about, it’s already stated in Blurb Two.
The male lead is Feng Yi, the River Earl. The female lead is the Luo River Goddess, the one who is Fuxi’s daughter.
Completed works:
"The Willful Physician": A long road to recovery as a crooked doctor treats her own mental illness.
"A Family of Three Species": Three members of one family, each of a different species.
"A Record of Nonhuman Creatures": In a world overrun by demons, the manor lord wants to quit.
"The Pillar of the Nation": When emperors and ministers have all turned to dust, my name still lives on.
"Perching on the Parasol Tree": When a schemer loses her memory.
"Jade Light": A gap greater than the distance between a bird and a fish.
Theme: Earth doesn’t need humans to protect it. Humans need Earth’s protection.
