The Ballad of Cangwu

(First Life)

The clan's fortune-teller said:

Yanluo was the only nine-tailed red fox in the Red Fox Clan in hundreds of thousands of years.

Born with an immortal body and extraordinary spiritual meridians,

she was destined to ascend to godhood one day.

But ascending to godhood was no easy feat.

The fortune-teller left out one thing: to ascend to godhood, she would have to endure two trials of love.

Her father and mother eagerly looked forward to her achieving great things.

They never imagined she would grow into the most mischievous fox in the clan.

Climbing trees, stealing birds' eggs, catching fish, and splashing around in riverside shallows.

If there was mischief to be made, she was sure to be involved.

She was mischievous, and her magical cultivation was the weakest in the clan. Ascending to godhood was little more than a pipe dream.

Her parents even suspected the fortune-teller had been drunk when he said Yanluo would ascend to godhood one day.

Yanluo's magical cultivation was weak, but her looks were second to none.

Her reputation for being unbearably mischievous was so well known that not a single family in the clan dared to marry her.

Then, fate brought a match her way. The Tushan Clan actually came forward to propose marriage.

Her parents wept for joy: at last, they could marry this troublesome girl off.

When Yanluo heard she was to be married off for an alliance, she ran away from home in a fit of anger.

You can't escape what's meant to happen.

The runaway bride never imagined she would meet her first trial of love in the human realm.

After experiencing a painful separation, Yanluo not only failed to ascend to godhood, but died for good.

What was that about?

Was ascending to godhood some sort of game of chance?

[To be continued...]

Theme: Reborn, I Became My Own Substitute