I'm Determined to Tear Down the Matchmaking Signs!

[This is a sweet and satisfying story set in a fictional world, inspired by mythology.]

Su Daji accidentally linked the marriage token of Feng Qiwŭ, the great creator god, to that of a mortal. Unfortunately, the red thread can't be undone until the next lifetime.

To make up for her mistake, Su Daji brought Feng Qiwŭ to the mortal realm. By another unfortunate accident, she pushed him into the bed of Jiang Qinghe, the eldest princess of the Jiang dynasty, and even arranged for them to get married.

Watch the great creator god Feng Qiwŭ and Jiang Qinghe outwit each other and chase one another in this tale.

Feng Qiwŭ: Su Daji! Who did you link my marriage token to? Untie it! If you don't, I'll skin you like the fox you are!

Su Daji: Trembling. Empress Wa, I really didn't do it on purpose.

Old Man of the Moon: Me too. This little immortal didn't do it on purpose either.

Feng Qiwŭ: I don't care! Untie it!

Old Man of the Moon: I'm afraid you'll have to wait a lifetime.

Feng Qiwŭ: No waiting!

Old Man of the Moon: Then there's really nothing I can do. When you created the world, you set the rule that marriage bonds turn over once per lifetime. This little immortal simply doesn't have the power to change it.

Four days later.

Jiang Qinghe: Insolent! You dare not kneel before me? Have you gone mad?

Feng Qiwŭ: I created this world...

Four months later.

Jiang Qinghe: Oh? I hear the Creator God wants to undo his marriage token?

Feng Qiwŭ: Hm? Who said that? Is that so? Whoever tries to undo my marriage token, I'll beat them to death!

Jiang Qinghe: …

[Main couple]: An adorable, cool, easily flustered creator god x a proud, stubborn, secretly flirtatious princess. Slightly mutual unrequited love.

[Side couple]: A goofy, fun-loving fox god of ten thousand years x a wicked, alluring fox spirit of a thousand years. They drive each other wild.

[Things to know before reading]

1. Inspired by mythology, but heavily adapted.

2. Marriage before love, older gong and teasing shou.

3. Seven out of ten sweetness, a little angst later, happy ending.

4. The plot is entirely fictional. Any resemblance is truly coincidental.

Theme: Love really does come knocking.