She Floats Down, and the Wind Suddenly Rises

This is a Mary Sue story about a strong heroine. The heroine is the strongest in the Three Realms, the greatest dancer in the Three Realms, and the most beautiful woman in the Three Realms. You could say she’s perfect in every way, except that she has a bit of a temper. When faced with an impostor, she says, “You insignificant ant, how dare you impersonate me?” She curls a finger, and the other person’s soul is scattered. When she wants to take on a servant, she smiles and says, “You have two choices: stay here, or die here.” When she encounters kidnappers, she says, “There’s only one fate for anyone who lays a hand on my people: they’ll be buried alongside them.” As for the male lead, if I hadn’t forced him into the story, he’d barely have appeared in the first half. Put it this way: after reading this book, you should find it exhilarating and heartbreaking, with a touch of sweetness between the highs and lows. Give it a try.