She's an ordinary mortal who transmigrated here, and never imagined she'd become the sixth princess of the Celestial Court.
It may sound like a lovely title, but the Heavenly Rules and her innate immortal bones place limits on her growth.
She admires the Goddess of Desire for her powerful magic, and grows close to her. She never expected Aunt Yaoji to be cold on the outside but warm on the inside.
When she learns that Yaoji has fallen in love with a mortal, she is even more astonished. She never imagined Yaoji had already made up her mind, or would say something like this: "I'm happy and fulfilled every day now. I lived for ten thousand years before, but it felt like I had only lived one day. Now every day is different, and I am more than content."
Moved by Yaoji's devotion, she joins the struggle against Heaven. But she never expected to give her heart to someone she could never have imagined.
Content warning: This story is seriously romance-brained, on par with Qiong Yao's works. Love comes first, and the characters go mad for love. There are also angsty scenes. Second Brother and Cunxin won't marry, and Chenxiang may not be the one to change the Heavenly Rules. Yaoji won't die.
Includes: Lotus Lantern: Prequel (main), Lotus Lantern, Investiture of the Gods (using the oldest version of the plot; Nezha's characterization is based on the TVB version), The Moon Chase, The Post-Story of Journey to the West, and parts of Journey to the West.
(This story has no complete outline, but I won't abandon it. The plot will unfold according to events and the characters' choices.)
Main pairing: Yang Jian/Lan; secondary pairing: Nezha/Longnu
Theme: If you love, love with all your heart
It's been a month... Baby, aren't you coming back? 555555
Chinese people actually don't believe in gods very much. I agree with the person who said that gods are just a group of cultivators. But can Nuwa be the same? Kneading soil to create humans, patching up the sky, and fixing marriages, these are the real ancestors of humanities! In the world of Conferred Gods, King Zhou dares to tease her, which is already regarded as her son and her mother. There is actually someone who dares to discuss this because he thinks the goddess has a better temper!!
Baby you are back^_^
I really want to say, have you given up?
Didn't Master Yuding tell Lan'er about the past thousands of years ago? I remember that Chang'e during the period of Taiyin Star Lord was mentioned in the article before. Could it be that Lan'er forgot about it? Still didn't react.
When I was a kid, I almost got pissed to death. In the end, I actually forgave Li Jing. It was outrageous. It was obvious that Nezha and his mother were basically suffering because of his indecisiveness, lust, soft ears, and ruthlessness.
Great writing, keep it up!
People seem to have a sense of contempt for the gods in charge of the sun and the moon. Whether it is Hou Yi shooting the sun in the myth or Yang Jian killing the nine golden crows in Baoqian, I feel that the golden crows can be killed as easily as a cabbage. Not to mention Chang'e, she is either in love or dancing. Anyway, I haven't seen her actually having sex with anyone, and I don't know her strength. She is just a vase fairy. As the sun and yin, the god who brings light to the three realms, this setting is really a bit... Hard to describe.
Love? This is the power of hate, right? He resented the death of his sweetheart and wanted to take revenge and let the three-headed dragon pay for his life. The power of love will be more gentle and protective, rather than killing and revenge.
Lan'er's love is so similar to Chang'e's back then, and I wonder if history will repeat itself.