The Reincarnation of the Divine Lord [Female]

Above the three realms, there is the Pure Fate Heaven. Wan Chanxin ascended to the throne of Pure Fate God at the age of sixteen, and has been cleaning up the filth of the world and maintaining the balance of the three realms. Everyone always kneels down to her devoutly, puts their hands in front of their foreheads, and calls her "Lord God". But that day, God fell. The person who originally held her high up accused her of having too much killing karma and could no longer bear the name of the God Lord, so they gathered the power of the three realms to sacrifice her to the way of heaven. It wasn't until she was buried in the ruins that she realized that all this was just a conspiracy, and the only one who cried for her was him - the man who came from chaos, was naturally charming, and was once regarded by her as the most filthy and unlucky person. Red night, red moon, thunderstorm pouring down. Mo Li dragged his scarred body and knelt in front of the ruins where Wan Chanxin had fallen for a long time, inserting his pale and slender fingers into the waterfall of black hair, he whispered dejectedly. "Wan Chanxin, I should have hated you so much that I wanted to cut out your flesh and drink your blood. But now I feel so sad... So sad... Why..." In an instant, his eyes were scarlet, and he suddenly fell into the underworld. For a moment, his filthy energy surged into the sky, and everything in the world fell into the sea of purgatory fire. Wan Chanxin was reborn with the only remaining ray of soul. The moment she opened her eyes, she went back to the day when she ascended to the throne of the Lord God. It was also the day when Mo Li was escorted from the Chaos Broken Realm to the Pure Fate Heaven. At that time, she was holding the magic whip in her hand, looking down at him with the coldest attitude. She only waited for the punishment of whipping to be completed and her flesh and blood to be seen, before this grand entrance ceremony could be concluded... *1V1 boys* Intention: Practice is the only criterion for testing truth