The heroine was originally the daughter of the Buddhist protector of heaven, the Dragon King Suoji. She was deeply influenced by Buddhism because of her spiritual roots. However, when she became a Buddha, she was blocked by the Venerable because she was in a female body. In a rage, she introduced the water of the Aral Sea into the mortal world, causing the loss of all living beings. She was later subdued by my Buddha. After eighty-one reincarnations in the six realms, she had no relatives, no mercy, and no good ending in each life. The 81st life is called Song Qingping, and she has the ability to control liquids but doesn't know it. One day on the way home, she picked up Yu, a male figure who was originally a golden-winged bird god but was punished for stealing treasures and was reborn as a husky. The two gradually fell in love. Qingping helped Liuyu recover her past life memories and her true body. Liuyu learned that Qingping was about to die tragically at the end of her life, so she deliberately created a misunderstanding and left, but in fact she wanted to sacrifice herself by burning herself to refine the Ruyi Pearl to save Qingping from reincarnation. On the day when Liuyu self-immolated, Qingping diverted water from the Yangtze River to extinguish the fire of karma at the cost of destroying her soul and saved Liuyu's true soul. However, due to causing another flood and harming living beings, she was struck by lightning. Later, with the mercy of Buddha, the two were reincarnated and achieved a happy marriage.
Purpose: To be a human being is to be rebellious.