She Doesn't Worship the Emperor

Xie Wenhuan, the legitimate daughter of the Marquis of Nanping, was frail since she was a child and was said not to live long enough to have haircuts. Sure enough, one day when he was fourteen years old, Xie Wenhuan suddenly fell into a coma. A certain imperial doctor: It's probably hopeless. The elder of the Immortal Sect who was passing by in the mortal world: This is the opportunity. Then he dipped a willow branch into the fairy dew in the bottle and put it between the girl's eyebrows, causing her to wake up. Elder: You have a special destiny. You must follow me into the Immortal Sect to practice in order to save your life. Xie Wenhuan nodded ignorantly. 1114 Years later 111 Xie Wenhuan was reborn and returned again. He was awarded the title of Captain and served as deputy envoy of the Gyeonggi Camp. The male protagonist is Liu Chi, the unpopular fourth prince. A certain nobleman raped a common girl? Grasp. A descendant of a noble nobleman tortured and killed refugees? Grasp. Everyone: Is this the same Xie Wenhuan from back then? He hates evil as much as he hates it and kills decisively. But when it comes to writing reports, I feel very distressed. "I can only catch people fighting, but I can't write reports." After throwing away the file, Xie Wenhuan picked up a fantasy storybook and started reading novels to catch fish. "Why do these stories always involve the sacrifice of goddesses? Are goddesses some kind of despicable people?" The way of heaven suddenly appeared: Don't talk about it. You are also a goddess. Xie Wenhuan didn't believe it. As a result, he woke up and found that he was really a god. Heaven's Way: I will punish the world, and you must sacrifice yourself to protect the common people. Xie Wenhuan pointed his sword at the sky: Why should I sacrifice? I'll pierce you and let's see how you punish the people! [The female protagonist with a stubborn personality and constant awakening of martial arts skills × the male protagonist with a loyal dog, a weak and paranoid love brain] Demining: 1. The theme of fairy tales, with a little bit of the routine of Three Lives and Three Worlds, the human world in the early stage, and the divine world in the later stage. 2. Third-person narration, mainly based on the heroine's story line.