Three Lifetimes of Fate: Soul-Summoning Melody

The soul-summoning song drifts on, linking yin and yang, opening the gates of hell, and calling the dead to return. She was a shamanic spirit master who had existed since the founding of the Xia Kingdom. She was the 660th in the line of succession. The advantage of being a shamanic spirit master was the ability to control the souls of the dead and use them as one pleased. But every shamanic spirit master had to obey the rules of the calling: never fall in love, and never marry. Just as she was dreaming of getting married, she transmigrated to a place called the Xuanyuan Continent. When she opened her eyes, the dignified shamanic spirit master had become the emperor of a country called Di Lan, in the body of an unparalleled beauty who shared her name. She then learned that Di Lan was the leading nation among the continent’s more than six hundred kingdoms. But a hundred years earlier, the country’s guardian deity, the Qilin, had suddenly died, and Di Lan had lost divine protection. With the Qilin gone, the continent could no longer maintain its former peace. As nations fought for supremacy, smoke rose from the battlefields, war drums thundered, rivers of blood flowed, and the people suffered. Then four stunning men, each with a distinct personality, appeared by her side. It was hard to tell whether they were enemies or friends. Their arrival made Wu Ling’er realize that her transmigration to this other world was no accident: someone had dragged her there. To find out who had brought her to this strange world, Wu Ling’er embarked on an absurd adventure.