Take the Road to Yitian Again

This book is about rebirth and changing one's life based on Jin Yong's "The Legend of Heaven and Sword of the Dragon". The story focuses on Zhu Jiuzhen, who has long been misunderstood as a "femme fatale" in the original work, and re-examines her situation and fate in Zhu Wu's serial village scam, liberating her from the thin label of a villain and giving her a chance to live a new life and take control of herself. In his previous life, Zhu Jiuzhen was born in Zhujiazhuang, Kunlun. He had stunning appearance and aristocratic status, but he was always trapped in patriarchal control, family greed and conspiracy. She was once pushed into a chess game by her father, Zhu Changling, to seize the dragon-slaying knife. Her family property was burned down, her relatives were separated, and she ended up living in the care of others, and died tragically at the hands of Yin Li. After nearly dying, she returned to the time before the tragedy with five years of painful memories. She returned to the fifth year of Zhiyuan when Zhang Wuji had not yet set foot in Zhujiazhuang and his fate could still be rewritten. In this life, Zhu Jiuzhen no longer indulges in Wei Bi's hypocrisy, no longer allows his father to control his life in the name of family affection, and no longer acts as a tool to promote Zhang Wuji's growth. Relying on her past life memories and her own courage, she protected her mother, gathered loyal servants, trained fierce dogs, rectified the family business, and tried to prevent Zhu Changling from seizing the knife to set up a trap. Faced with the old and new grudges between Dragon Saber, Zhang Wuji and Zhu Wu, she chose to use her sobriety and toughness to tear apart the script that was originally written with death. Zhu Jiuzhen did not seek to be anyone's vassal, nor did he want to be buried with other people's greed. Under the glare of swords and the weight of fate, she wants to wash away her stigma, break free from the cage, and live a sober, magnanimous, and free life.