The Carefree Goddess Jin Chiyao

As a goddess, Jin Chi Yao's greatest hobby is descending to the mortal realm.

The world of mortals is so entertaining. She eats, shops, travels through mountains and rivers, and has the time of her life.

Before she knew it, she'd had a little romance and gotten married.

Her husband is a hostage prince in the current dynasty. Living under someone else's roof and bent on revenge, he looks obedient and harmless, but he strikes without mercy. One smile hides eight hundred schemes.

But none of that matters. Jin Chi Yao only cares that he's handsome.

She helps him ascend the throne, decides she's done more than enough, then stages her own death and returns to heaven.

Only after she gets back does she learn that the hostage prince was actually the Divine Emperor, who had descended to the mortal realm to undergo a trial!

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The war between gods and ghosts has raged for centuries, leaving the living devastated and the people in unbearable misery.

It ends only when the Ghost King makes a proposal: he wishes to marry the goddess Jin Chi Yao.

A day as husband and wife counts for a hundred days of affection.

As Jin Chi Yao kneels and pays her respects, she recalls the past with sorrow, assuming the Divine Emperor could never agree. But...

"Granted."

One word, heavy as a mountain.

The Divine Emperor's voice sounds both unfamiliar and familiar.

"I have no memory of ever being intimate with a woman."

She lifts her head and looks into his indifferent eyes.

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This story is also known as The Goddess Marries Again

1. The Divine Emperor genuinely suffered so much that he lost his memory. This is an original, exclusive setting, and of course he will recover his memories later, suffering until he goes mad.

2. A husband-chases-wife crematorium story, with the man taking the brunt of the angst. The heroine only develops a tiny crush early on :)

The premise was recorded on May 16, 2025. The blurb was revised on November 11, 2025, and a screenshot has been uploaded.

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