A thousand years ago, she saved him, only for her divine consciousness to be destroyed and her body to vanish into dust.
When she opens her eyes again, she is killing zombies and cultivating supernatural powers. She is the ruler of Shura Star, with countless people under her command, and the legitimate daughter of the Prince of Zhen of the Mu Dynasty in Yinzhou Continent, who was killed by her enemies. Her divine consciousness guides her here, and their minds merge into one.
She never expected that a moment's carelessness would lead her to collide with an exceptionally handsome man. A gift from the heavens, perhaps. After it was over, she said, "I'll make it up to you."
He is the Saint Nether Emperor, the mysterious and unfathomable lord of Saint Nether Hall, whose spiritual power is boundless and who can destroy heaven and earth with a turn of his hand. He lives alone in the Highest Realm.
Who dared to disrupt his ascension? Brimming with murderous intent, he declared, "Find that woman. I want to kill her with my own hands!"
She knows better than to pick a fight she can't win, so she makes a quick escape. She cultivates spiritual power and wields supernatural abilities, and the supreme immortal herb recognizes her as its master. Who in this world could she possibly fear? She trounces scumbags and slaughters her way through the ranks, always repaying her grudges. Her heaven-defying bloodline awakens, her three lives converge, and her true identity is revealed. The three realms of gods, demons, and the underworld all submit to her.
The stunning Saint Lord wraps an arm around the little minx in front of him. "Chen'er, when will you marry me? What would you like to eat? I'll make it for you." "Chen'er, you must be tired. Let me rub your shoulders."
Everyone stares in disbelief. Is this what the Saint Lord meant when he said he'd kill her with his own hands?
It was very well done, but the emotional content was a bit lacking. It would have been even better if it had been richer.
The plot is great, I love the character designs and personalities, and the writing is excellent—it's just my cup of tea. I'll definitely keep watching. Keep up the good work, author!