From Baidu: Yao Ji (Wushan Goddess) is a goddess who lives in the Wu Gorge area in ancient Chinese myths and legends. "Wushan County Chronicle" states that she was the daughter of the Southern Heavenly Emperor Chidi (Yandi). She died unmarried and was buried in the sun of Wushan. Her soul turned into Ganoderma lucidum. "Yongcheng Jixianlu" calls her the twenty-third daughter of the Queen Mother of the West and incorporates her into the Taoist system?
During the Warring States Period, Song Yu of the Chu State wrote in "Gaotang Fu" that the "former king" visited Gaotang during the day and dreamed of a goddess who was willing to recommend a pillow. When the goddess left, she said that she was "like morning clouds in the morning and rain in the evening". Later Song Dynasty Yu's "Ode to the Goddess" narrates that King Chu Xiang dreamed of a goddess at night and saw the goddess's beauty and self-control, so she refused King Xiang of Chu's courtship.
This article is based on the Yao Ji in the above story. It's not exactly the same. At first, it only had a name. Because of the word "Yao", Baidu knew that there was the mythical character Yao Ji.
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