Shi Wei is a young goddess of the Immortal Realm. Born into an illustrious family, she is beautiful, kind, talented, and powerful, the darling of the entire realm.
But on the night before Shi Wei, as the goddess, is to represent the Immortal Realm in a marriage alliance with the Dragon Clan, she has a dream.
In the dream, the Dragon Clan's crown prince has someone he treasures above all else, his beloved muse. He and his muse carry on for thousands of years, turning Shi Wei, his Dao companion, into a laughingstock throughout the Three Realms. In the end, they even conspire to drug her and torment her to death.
Shi Wei, who cares deeply about her dignity and doesn't want to die: What is wrong with that guy?
So the usually sensible young goddess does something outrageous for the first time, announcing the crown prince's "good deed" to the Three Realms before dusting herself off and leaving. Farewell!
The Immortal Realm is outraged, and the Dragon Clan, having lost face, no longer dares to expect the goddess to marry beneath her station.
Much later, the young goddess, having explored all three realms, returns with a little disciple.
The disciple is handsome, refined, and respectful to his teacher. He's perfect in every way, aside from being jealous and hot-tempered.
But...
The Immortal Realm's exalted immortals all fall silent as they look at the goddess's little disciple. Why does he look so much like the embodiment of the Heavenly Dao who once ended the war between immortals and demons single-handedly?
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