In the Tang Dynasty, when the Tang Emperor Li Shimin was young, he entered Lingnan and crossed the Guangdong River. Suddenly he encountered fog covering the river. In the hazy mist, an old man with a kind face wearing a raincoat came to the boat. When the old man saw the Tang Emperor, his face looked sad, revealing the secret of heaven and saying that the people of the world were about to die soon.
Everyone was shocked.
The Emperor of the Tang Dynasty panicked when he was being questioned. The vines grew entangled in the forests on both sides of the bank, growing wildly and wildly, forming a wonderful and incredible vine bridge. On the vine bridge, the white deer mythical beast was covered in colorful glow, and the deer's eyes were bright and spiritual, as if it were an inhuman beast.
On the back of the beast, there is a woman with a stunning appearance. She looks like a concubine of a fairy. She is too sacred to look directly at.
As the saying goes, "It's a beautiful thing to be a girl. It's good to look at it and smile at the same time."
When the boat master saw the goddess, he was frightened and hurriedly knelt down. The goddess looked majestic and lightly revealed the boat master's identity. She was originally a black fish spirit who had practiced for many years, trying to use the human emperor's aura to deceive the heavens and turn him into a human being.
Afterwards, the goddess returned with the fish demon.
Many years later, the Emperor of the Tang Dynasty once again saw the goddess he had longed for for many years at a grand event where the world's number one individual was due to fight Song Que, the heavenly sword.
Etc?
Do you think she is Song Que's ugly wife?
The goddess of Wushan in the Tang Dynasty, the goddess of Luoshui in the Three Kingdoms, Chang'e of Guanghan in Han Dynasty...
That's right, all of this is from me, Zhaoyu~
Pretend to be a god, bah, break the feudal superstition starting from me, use the goddess system to dress up as the first wife of all walks of life, a pitiful, bullied and transparent one.
Purpose: to break feudal superstition.