Divine Rebellion

Long Yuan is the last great ancient god. He looks like a dragon and a phoenix. He is dignified, elegant, cool and quiet. On the day when the god of war, Feng Shang, returned to the ruins and his body was buried in the Bodhi Sea, he came alone to worship. In the ice and snow, a little fairy with a dirty face handed Long Yuan, whose eyes were full of ice, a bodhi fruit. She was covered in injuries, but the smile on her face was purer and brighter than the Bodhi flower. No one knows where Fen Jiling came from, and everyone thinks she is a little fairy who has just ascended. She is sweet, well-behaved and sensible, but because of her extremely low spiritual power, she is often bullied. Until that day, she was lying on the bed covered with injuries and was picked up by Long Yuan himself. Since then, Fen Jiling has become Long Yuan's only disciple. The items in her room are all precious objects given to Long Yuan by others, and the things she wears are all the magic weapons that immortals can't find. She eats at the same table with Long Yuan every day. Fen Jiling remembered Long Yuan's kindness and served her with all her heart. She only hoped that this most noble and powerful being in the world would look at her more for the sake of her loyal service. It wasn't until he was seriously injured trying to save her and opened the time mirror when he was unconscious that he realized that she was just a calamity from him tens of thousands of years ago. Classic dialogue: Mother Goddess: You were created by me, and I gave you life. Not only are you grateful, but you also want to fight against me? Ji Ling: Why did you arrange such a fate for me? I don't want this! Mother Goddess: It's not up to you! Ji Ling: I don't accept my fate! Mother Goddess: A mayfly shakes a tree, and it does not overestimate its own capabilities. Ji Ling: I will prove that a drop of water can penetrate a stone. Intention: to move forward in setbacks, to survive strongly after experiencing various betrayals and sufferings, not to forget the original intention, and to protect what you want to protect.