Because of a single prophecy, Shen Wu served as support and endured the fall of her country, castration, burial alive, and death as a human shield. She gained an immortal body, and seven hundred years later was reborn in the Golden Character Spaces. There, she set out to find the Star Halberd Host named in the prophecy, help them collect the seven Heavenly Law Cards, and restore a world ravaged after losing its seven colors.
At the time, the Star Halberd Host was still an impetuous young hero, harmless to people and animals, full of righteous spirit. Shen Wu frantically tried to raise the favorability of this thoroughly upright Host, praying that the Imperial Preceptor's dying warning to her, “When the cunning hare is dead, the hound is cooked,” would not come true.
There were seven spaces in the Golden Characters. Shen Wu died again and again for the Star Halberd Host, relying on her immortal body as a cheat.
She thought the Star Halberd Host would be so moved that they'd be utterly won over, then remain upright and fight tirelessly to liberate the world from its impending doom. But after Shen Wu died and came back with a different appearance, the Star Halberd Host she'd raised, once radiant and rosy-cheeked, had actually fallen into evil?
Shen Wu looked at the Star Halberd Host, now radiating a chill after collecting six Law Cards: O O
Zhou Tan looked at her, gave a kindly smile, and spread her hands. “A Shen, come here.”
Just as expected, people shouldn't die so carelessly. It hurts them, and turns others into demons.
[Major revisions to Volume One are complete. No more changes. I’m truly sorry to everyone who added this to their collection. Bows deeply.]
Theme: Face hardships without fear, and give others the strength to keep living.
Great author, why does it describe the Seven Kingdoms Alliance in the first part, but then feels like the Seven Kingdoms are one country in the second part? Also, could the author write in more plain language? I'm a bit confused.
Is the male protagonist going to be castrated?!?!