The Immortal in Splendid Robes: Where the World Meets You in Rain and Flowers

Every mandarin-duck brocade holds an immortal's mansion.

Before every immortal's mansion grows a Tree of Bitter Love.

Whether its flowers bloom depends entirely on whether the master of the mansion falls in love.

Some immortals are more flirtatious, and it is nothing unusual for their Tree of Bitter Love to bloom three or five times in a single day.

Others are more aloof, and their trees may go a thousand years without flowering.

Some, whose love begins without their knowing and deepens beyond measure, have trees that bloom for tens of thousands of years.

So when the Goddess of Love Blossoms told her that her Tree of Bitter Love had flowered, her heart instantly sank into an abyss.

Her father was not her father, her elder brother was not her elder brother, and even her husband was not her husband.

She had already taken one wrong step. Did she really have to keep taking them?

Across the three thousand worlds, everyone wants her to become a demon, yet she insists on becoming the greatest immortal, the greatest Buddha!