The Tyrannical Demon Lord's Adoration of the Seventh Princess

[This novel is complete!] She was the most breathtaking goddess in the Six Realms, with the world in her heart and the lives of all beings resting on her shoulders. He was the bloodthirsty, aloof supreme ruler of the Demon Realm, sworn to overturn the Six Realms and establish a new order. That year, cherry blossoms bloomed all along the ten-mile corridor. Beneath the trees, she played her zither. Her brows were as delicate as green-painted crescents, her eyes flowed like willow smoke, and her gaze was serene. Clad in white, she seemed untouched by the mortal world. Her three thousand strands of dark hair were like the Milky Way spanning the heavens. That year, birds flocked to the ten-mile corridor. He stood beside the rainbow bridge, his bearing solemn as the wind among pines, his shadow a startled swan soaring through the nine heavens. He stood apart like a solitary mountain, majestic as a jade peak on the verge of collapse. Zijin, in heaven or on earth, I wish to travel beside you. Through all three thousand mortal worlds, I wish to share life and death with you. Qian Yan, even if the mountains lose their peaks and heaven and earth are joined, I will never forsake you. That year, cherry blossoms covered the ten-mile corridor, and blood stained half the clouds. That year, war drums shook the heavens as the Six Realms crumbled, while endless cries of anguish filled the air. That year, snow fell in June, freezing everything solid. That year, all life fell silent, and every flower bloomed with killing intent. He said: “You would share your love with all the world, yet begrudged me even the smallest fraction.” He said: “When your love for me is stretched thin, my hatred for you will become richer than a nation.” He said: “The ten-mile corridor is gone. All ties between us are severed.” He said: “In our last life, you imprisoned me with love. In this one, I will destroy you with hatred.” He said: “If you weren’t a god and I weren’t a demon, would our ending have been different?” She said: “I’m sorry. I failed you in our last life, and in this one, I’m destined to fail you once again.”