[Three Lives, Three Worlds] Another Ending for Dongfeng

1. Feng Jiu returns to Qingqiu heartbroken and dejected. She thinks that Donghua has chosen Ji Heng after all, and that his feelings for her are nothing compared to his feelings for Ji Heng.

2. Just as Feng Jiu resolves to leave Donghua and live on her own, raising the child by herself, she suddenly realizes that she and Donghua are a true married couple, having exchanged vows before the Goddess Nüwa. She's the one in the stronger position now, so she absolutely cannot lose to Ji Heng. Besides, while she's here heartbroken by herself, the culprit is still among the demons... So Feng Jiu decides to unleash the full power of the Great Demon King of Qingqiu and make a big scene. Whatever the result, she has to get an answer for her thousands of years of devotion (though really, she just wants to hear Donghua say it himself).

3. Chonglin follows Feng Jiu to Qingqiu. Once she comes to her senses, Feng Jiu tricks him into announcing to the Four Seas and Eight Wilds that Taichen Palace is closed and the Emperor is no longer dealing with affairs of the Four Seas and Eight Wilds... She declares publicly that Ji Heng used her father's name to threaten the Emperor, disrupted his wedding, and forced him to divorce his wife... She tells the story in the most pitiful, exaggerated way possible (when Feng Jiu gets serious about causing trouble, she's very capable. Serious.jpg). She also threatens the Red Demon Tribe in the name of Qingqiu, the Peach Blossom Forest, and Taichen Palace, warning them that unless they give an explanation, all sorts of terrible things will happen...

4. The Red Demon Tribe, utterly confused, aggrieved, and furious.

The Red Demon Lord, so angry he's about to explode.

The helpless yet proud Emperor Donghua, who has no idea how to coax his wife.

...The demons in complete chaos, and the immortals of the Four Seas and Eight Wilds inexplicably eager to watch the drama unfold.

Theme: When life is good, make the most of it.