The skills learned by the great witch Lin Zhao were not tolerated by the world's righteousness, and she was eventually strangled by the government and the Taoist sect. Fortunately, she learned the art of the golden cicada's soul to escape from its shell, and all her skills were dissipated, leaving only a lonely ghost. She was reincarnated as a baby girl, who was sold to the Su family and became the maid of Su Huaiyu, the daughter of the great scholar and household minister.
Su Huaiyu is an embroidered pillow, good-looking but not very capable. Fortunately, my maid Zhao'er is a capable person and can always help. Miss Su doesn't mind giving Zhao'er the best treatment, but of course it's only for the maid. Because she was a little jealous of talents, and Zhaoer would sometimes take advantage of others and disappear, she never hesitated to punish Zhaoer. After all, being the master meant giving both kindness and power.
Until one day, when the Su family, which was cooked in flames and decorated with flowers, suddenly collapsed, Miss Su, who lost everything including Zhaoer, jumped into the pool and committed suicide. When she woke up, she found herself meeting her Zhao'er in a country courtyard. She called out happily, but received a cold response
"Don't call me Zhao'er anymore, because there is no such eldest lady as Su Huaiyu in the world."
For a time, Su Huaiyu was reduced from a master to a slave. Su Huaiyu also thought more about life. In this historical background of chaos and collapse, how can he gain freedom from the big devil?
Purpose: There are some discussions on hierarchy, imperial power and gentry power, freedom and master-slave dialectics
Until the New World (Metaphysics and Supernatural)