[Novel Blurb]
In the cultivation world, where "killing one's wife to prove one's Dao" is all the rage, something major has happened:
The exceptionally gifted and dazzling junior sister of the Lianxian Sect has killed her husband to prove her Dao!
Dark clouds gather, lightning flashes and thunder roars, as if even Heaven is grieving for her mortal husband.
But then again, that night, there was no news of any cultivator ascending to immortality.
Could Su Rui have failed to ascend?
*
Even after her failed ascension, Su Rui remains a highly respected junior sister of the Lianxian Sect, free to keep mooching off the sect and waiting around for death.
The reason she can loaf around and lie flat is that her spiritual power dwindled by more than half after that failed ascension. Now, even her senior brother's disciples are stronger than she is.
Ascending requires the right opportunity. She was simply unlucky.
The annual pilgrimage to pay respects to the High God Baitan arrives.
But the usually aloof High God, who conveys his commands only through divine messengers, suddenly appears in person this time.
Everyone prostrates themselves on the ground, not daring to look at the High God's face.
Only Su Rui, who has no fear of death, raises her head.
At the very sight of him, her eyes widen:
Why does the High God Baitan, whom everyone once bowed to again and again, look exactly like the mortal husband she killed to prove her Dao?!!
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The High God Baitan, who descended to the mortal world to slay a demon, has now moved into the Lianxian Sect.
Su Rui spends her days doing nothing, so the sect leader assigns her to look after the High God.
In other words, she's being made his servant.
Su Rui is nervous and cautious, terrified that the High God will wave a hand and wipe her out if he gets upset.
As she continues to wait on him, one rainy night, the High God pins her to the bed.
For the first time, the usually restrained, expressionless, and noble High God reveals a bloodthirsty, frenzied look in his eyes:
"Do you remember the mortal husband you killed?"
Su Rui nods shakily.
"That was me."
Su Rui: "..."
*
Can I survive after stabbing the High God? Asking here, and it's pretty urgent!
Reader's Guide:
1. Killing her husband to prove her Dao was a misunderstanding. The story will explain everything.
2. The mortal man was a trial the male lead underwent.
Theme: Live well and develop a healthy view of marriage.