She was originally a vessel for the creation goddess to transfer her soul, but she lost her purity due to his temptation, causing the goddess to disappear into ashes. So the goddess placed a curse: every time they were reincarnated, she would kill him. He will retain all his memories, but she will only recall the past life at the moment of killing him.
But because of her pleading, the goddess agreed: in the last life, if she could fall in love with his disembodied soul within a hundred days, she would be able to end the curse and achieve marriage.
Unfortunately, she was reincarnated into the modern world as a sober, rational, and extremely realistic woman. How could she fall in love with an ancient lotus planted in a goldfish tank? Moreover, an extremely seductive male vixen moved next door, claiming to have been married to her for ten lifetimes. In reality, he was still a super rich man. Why wouldn't she be attracted to him?
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