In this world, monsters cannot show themselves in daylight.
Yet within the Three Realms, humans, monsters, and immortals coexist.
Sent down to the mortal world to undergo a trial, I, Princess Ye Ningwu of Zhaofeng, was told that completing my mission would make me a true immortal.
But I was wrong.
I leapt into the Weakwater River, and not a bone of me remained.
Yet I could not even make him look back at me once.
Even after passing through purgatory, I still did not become an immortal.
My name is Xinshi Ningwu. I am the daughter of the Monster King, a little fox.
For the one I loved, I was willing to abandon everything and turn my back on my family.
But in the end, we still faced each other on the battlefield.
Only when he destroyed my home and hurt my people did I understand that humans and monsters were never meant to be together.
But is the so-called Great Way really asking us to make sacrifices?
I refuse to believe it. If this is the Great Way, then I'd rather never attain it!
Is there anything wrong with being born a monster?
P.S. The male lead will not change. Leave me alone.
The heroine is a monster, and much of the story takes place during her trial in the human world.
Theme: There is no sin in being born a monster
