After Descending to Earth, She Followed the Divine Lord Around Begging for Food

The Divine Venerable went down to the mortal realm to undergo a trial, but why did he have to drag her, an unlucky wretch, along? Good heavens, she had no desire to go down there and beg for food. She just wanted to be a happy little dewdrop.

As it turned out:

In her first life, he was the village bully, and she was the village belle. She stared wide-eyed at the once supreme god, now squatting in front of the stove with a soot-covered face, trying to light a fire and cook. Terrified, she snatched the firewood from him.

In her second life, he was the imperial consort, and she was the empress. She hurriedly helped him up as he started to bow to her. Good heavens, he mustn't! What if he held a grudge once they returned to their proper places?

In her third life, he was a general, and she was his stepmother. Tsk, tsk, tsk... This plot was so melodramatic even the Records of the Six Realms wouldn't dare write it.

In her fourth life, he was a foolish crown prince, and she was his personal matron. Crown prince? Matron? Dewdrop would like to know if she could bang her head against a wall and switch to another life.

In her fifth life, he was a proud superstar, and she was his lowly assistant. No one could have imagined that the lowly assistant would rise to become a Best Actress. A superstar and a Best Actress were the perfect match, after all.

In her sixth life, he was a thug, and she was a hooligan. A thug and a hooligan really were made for each other. But could someone tell her why this thug was so cultured? And loaded with money, too...