If This Love Were to Become a Memory

Jiang Wenxi is a century-old immortal master, a terrestrial immortal in the human realm. A strict traditionalist, she slays every demon she encounters and serves as a paragon of humanity. One day, while leaving her mountain to hunt demons, she saves a child. The child is lovely and clever, with a delicate face and clear, bright eyes. From then on, the child becomes Jiang Wenxi's only inner disciple. Jiang Wenxi personally gives her the name Jiang Xianning and bestows upon her the sword Ningxian. Jiang Xianning is exceptionally gifted. At nineteen, she follows her master into a great war across the Three Realms to put an end to the conflict between the demon, monster, and ghost clans. But because she can cultivate using yin energy, the cultivation world ostracizes and berates her. To avoid bringing trouble upon her master, Jiang Xianning seals her immortal meridians and goes to live as an ordinary person in the human realm. After ten years among humans, she has seen every kind of love and heartbreak. When she returns to the immortal mountain, the demon clan infects her with a parasitic spell, breaking the seal inside her and awakening her demonic bloodline. She turns out to be the former young lord whom the demon clan has been hunting all along. Jiang Xianning has no choice but to return and lead the demon clan. As its demon queen, she sets out to win her master's heart all over again. Though she is a demon, does love really belong to one side or the other? Do bloodlines alone determine whether someone is good or evil, noble or lowborn? Does a vast difference in status mean two people cannot love each other? "If I cast aside all my immortal and demonic powers, could I stay by Master's side when I return?" "Immortal pills, demonic pills, the human realm, the ghost world... If Master says the word, I would gladly turn to dust." "I've traveled through the human, immortal, and demon realms, enduring the world's slander without complaint, all for the sake of my one and only master..." "Master, what do you want Ning'er to do...?" This story gets a little angsty, but it has a happy ending. All the questions raised earlier are answered in the story, which also has some silly, comedic scenes. It's well worth a read.