Xu Baige transmigrated to the cultivation world and, after cultivating for ten thousand years, finally ascended to godhood.
While all the other newly ascended gods were pulling strings to land a good post, Xu Baige stood before the Sea of Worlds, following the trail of her transmigration until she finally found her home, Blue Star.
Looking at that watery blue planet, she felt a familiar warmth. At the same time, the heart that had been still for so long began to stir violently once more.
Pointing at the planet, she said to the Star Official on duty beside her, "I want to take a post there."
The Star Official was astonished and couldn't help warning her, "Are you sure? No one wants to descend to the mortal realm. Many who do can never return."
"Yes. I've made up my mind. That's where I want to go," Xu Baige said with conviction.
"Then wait a moment..." The Star Official took out a palm-sized jade pendant and tapped it several times. Then he said, "I see... The Lihuo Realm, Blue Star."
"Its inheritance has been severed, and it took the path of technology. It has no concept of cultivation, immortals, or gods. More importantly, the Blue Star you chose is almost entirely a lifeless wasteland on the surface. Only its core is still active. If you really go there, you'll be no different from a mortal."
Even so, Xu Baige was determined to return to Blue Star.
Even after the Star Official told her that, after countless transformations of the world, humanity on Blue Star had long since moved to other planets.
And her old friends and family had turned to grains of sand, never to be found again...
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Because the immortals and gods of the Lihuo Realm were gone, and Blue Star was all but dead, Xu Baige, who could only have become a local earth or mountain god elsewhere, became Blue Star's earth deity.
And because Blue Star was all but dead, Xu Baige lost not only her divine power and became no different from a mortal, but also grew frail and sickly.
To restore Blue Star to its former glory, Xu Baige began her journey among the stars...
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