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Xu Jingqiu was betrayed three times.
The first time, her childhood friend, who grew up with her, watched coldly as she was framed and besieged by the female lead, offering no help. Instead, he joined in pushing her into the abyss.
The second time, the saintess of the Joyous Union Sect, whom she had saved, sought to extract the blood from her heart to cure the female lead’s illness.
The third time, her sworn partner, bound to her by a covenant, declared that for the sake of all living beings, she must die and pierced her chest with a single sword strike.
She closed her eyes and accepted her fate, only to be resurrected by Yin Ruolan and dragged back into the whirlpool once more.
She watched as they repented before her, yet her heart remained utterly unmoved.
“I know they regret it now, but what does that have to do with me?”
Yin Ruolan was the divine maiden of Penglai.
The world had long suffered from the rampage of evil beings, and all of Penglai awaited the day she would achieve enlightenment and master her cultivation, expecting her to personally strike down her sworn partner with her own hands.
She was revered by all, yet she was trapped by circumstances and profoundly lonely—until she met the sun that belonged to her.
But the sun died, and with it, her heart.
Yin Ruolan knew that when her Jingqiu died, she went mad.
The world no longer had an emotionless divine maiden; in her place stood a tormented asura, yearning for what she could not have.
One-Sentence Summary: I know they regret it, but what does it have to do with me?
Theme: Be yourself and live for yourself.
