In her past life, she was a Nine Heavens Profound Immortal who had survived 108 lightning tribulations. She thought she had seen through love, but by the time she understood, his soul had already scattered...
She said, "What is fate? I don't believe in fate. I'll fight for A He's life..."
She was willing to follow him, even into the deepest hell, all for the sake of loving him with all her heart and never parting, in life or death.
In this life, after a bizarre disaster destroyed her home, sixteen-year-old Zhizi set off alone to seek a master and begin her cultivation. She was calm and perceptive, clever and ruthless, and never gave up in the face of hardship. She had practiced medicine since childhood and had a collection of medical classics at home. She cultivated with a Pure Dao Body, was blessed with good fortune, and stood up for justice...
The first time she met her master, she said, "You look like a good person." He thought this was her way of showing affection, but he didn't know that, in her heart, he was merely the master who taught her the Dao. He kept weaving the same nets to ensnare her, while one long-planned scheme after another surrounded her. Before the hand of fate, she was like a small but resilient beast: grievously wounded, yet still gritting her teeth and refusing to bow her head...
Though the road ahead was hard, she had Xiao An by her side throughout. He loved her deeply and always approached her with care, letting her draw warmth from him. He cared about and accepted all her feelings. He played the zither for her so she could fall asleep to its music. He did whatever she asked. He even scattered his primordial spirit for her, afraid that others would manipulate and control her...
This time, she would do everything in her power for him, searching for his traces amid the vast mortal world...
She vowed to piece together his scattered primordial spirit, bit by bit, and make fate return Xiao An to her.
Theme: True goodness means holding fast to wise and compassionate choices even when you're at the end of your rope. Do no evil, harbor no evil thoughts, and good fortune will come.
