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A sweeping epic of love brought to you by Tong Hua, the author of *Bu Bu Jing Xin*!
The sequel to *Zeng Huo Luo*, praised by readers in both China and Korea.
The three divine clans that ruled the world were Shennong, Gaoxin, and Xuanyuan.
When the Shennong King died, the balance among the three clans was broken and war began. After fierce confrontation, the Xuanyuan King unified the Central Plains, but that was not the end—only the beginning of yet another struggle……
Min Xiaoliu, a physician living in Qingshui Town, one day discovers a severely injured man. Drawn by an inexplicable feeling, she carefully nurses him back to health and gives him the name Ye Shiqi. Having barely saved his life, Shiqi keeps his benefactor Xiaoliu deep in his heart and lives as her loyal servant.
While searching for herbs, Xiaoliu meets Shangliu, a demon from the Shennong army notorious for his cruelty. He threatens to make use of Xiaoliu’s poison skills, and the two develop a love-hate relationship as they seem to despise yet constantly keep an eye on each other. Then a mysterious divine clansman named Xuan appears and opens a tavern in Qingshui Town. Xiaoliu is wary of him at first, but after drinking with him, she soon develops feelings for the open and manly Xuan.
As time passes, Shiqi’s and Xuan’s true identities are revealed. Shiqi is actually Dao Shan Jing, the second young master of the wealthy Daoshan family, while Xuan is Xuan Yuan Changxian, the eldest grandson of King Xuanyuan! Xiaoliu herself is in fact Shaoyao, the long-lost daughter of King Gaoxin, who has been living in hiding for personal reasons.
Trying to flee with Daoshan Jing to avoid King Gaoxin, who is searching for her, Shaoyao is captured and imprisoned in an underground dungeon. There, the two confirm their feelings for each other, but Daoshan Jing already has a marriage engagement arranged by his family. He says that if she waits 15 years, he will break off the engagement and return to her; Shaoyao promises that in the meantime, she will not let any other man into her heart. And thus begins their long and sorrowful wait……
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