It's about a red-thread immortal who, to protect her and her best friend's livelihoods, starts correcting so-called marriage ties, and then takes the opportunity to correct her own. But a marriage that has to be forced won't work, and finding someone who's just right is far too difficult. That possibility was never part of the Heavenly Fate Compass's calculations. In the Six Realms, the forms of the Dharma are myriad. What could possibly be easy?
The order of the human world is changing, and so is the order of divine authority. Besides, the "gods" created by divine civilization have deep ties to the ancient people. The road to godhood in this pseudo-Republican-era setting won't be easy...
Then the tone shifts:
"Red-Thread Immortal": Why, after all these millennia, have I never remembered how good you were to me?
Ancient God: (Because you're stubborn and blind!) Never mind, you remember now!
The "Red-Thread Immortal" reflects on herself: Now that I think about it, how am I any different from a scumbag? I'm terrible!
The Ancient God shakes his head, even though he's willing to do anything for her: No, you're not!
"Red-Thread Immortal": So you've forgiven me!
The Ancient God considers how to play the weaker party: Before he can say anything, she adds, and how could I ever bring myself to be angry with you?
The "Red-Thread Immortal" panics and immediately declares: I'm sorry, I was wrong. You're so wonderful. I'll never let you go again.
The Ancient God tamps down the spark in his heart and looks quietly at the "Red-Thread Immortal": Do you know what you're saying?
The "Red-Thread Immortal" gazes earnestly at the Ancient God: I was wrong before! From now on, I won't leave your side for even a moment. We'll live and die together.
The Ancient God curls his lips into a smile: "You mean it?"
The "Red-Thread Immortal" obediently nods.
The Ancient God quickly conjures a soft couch, scoops the Red-Thread Immortal into his arms, and says, "If that's so, then let's test your sincerity..."
Ahem... Well...
Theme: One-sided devotion and avoidance will use up all your luck
