Forty thousand years ago, a cataclysmic tribulation nearly destroyed the world. Of the two High Gods in the Divine Sound Pavilion, one failed to ascend, while the other was reduced to ashes.
Forty thousand years later, another world-ending tribulation came. Their fates were reversed, each left with the same helplessness as grass sprouting, orioles singing, flowers fading, and snow falling.
Yet all under heaven knew that a woman in dark robes had appeared across the Eight Wastes and Six Directions. A blue-white lotus hairpin slanted through her ink-dark hair, a vivid cinnabar dot marked her brow, and her extraordinary beauty was as bewitching as a demon's.
The world sighed: that was the High God, no, the Revered Divine Lord Jun Huan.
As for the melody "Wind Over the Lotus," it was merely the last wistful dream he left her.
Hey, the names chosen by the author are all great, Xiting, Xuanxu (I asked Du Niang specifically to know that this character is pronounced xu), Qizhu, Cangmin (it was Du Niang who also told me to pronounce it min), Yu Qing, Du Ming in the wedge, Jin Wu and Shun Hua mentioned in the introduction. There is something poetic about frying chicken in a hurry
Support support! The author's writing is good, and the chasing heroine is so cute 0v0
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