[About a divorced couple arguing, and the absurd drama of accidentally injuring the older brother-in-law's dog.]
If she could, she would really love to ditch this ridiculous plot. After being sealed away in a sea of blood for three hundred years, she finally understood: even the immortals in Heaven could trick someone into marriage.
And the immortal who tricked her into marriage was the very one she had personally dragged back to the princess's residence in the first place. Thinking of it, Yu Ying was consumed with regret, as if honey had clouded her heart and petals had blinded her eyes.
Who knows whether that flower was respectable? The immortal it turned into certainly wasn't.
And so the story reached the point where the seal that had imprisoned her for five hundred years was broken. But that wasn't the end of it.
She still had to piece her elder brother, Sun Wukong, back together, bit by bit. That's right: during the war between immortals and demons, those immortals had sliced her brother up like fruit and handed the pieces out to other people.
Yu Ying: Just you wait, big brother. Your little sister is going to put you back together!
As for the faithless trickster who started this and then abandoned her...
She had her own way of dealing with him. After all, they knew each other better than anyone.
Reading Guide
There are lots of flashbacks. The story is bittersweet, but not angsty.
There is a female-disguised-as-male plotline, and the setting and characters blend several different tropes. You can read it as a whole new story.
It shares a female lead with another book, and includes some of that book's past-life and present-life elements.
Theme: Never forget your original purpose, and always remember your mission.
