Upon arriving in the realm again, Mo Yan looked around and realized that she was in the Immortal Realm.

Mo Yan walked out, and the outside world was truly surrounded by ethereal energy; this place was quite nice.

The original owner was a high god in the divine realm, and had a daughter named Mo Lan. She was doing well in the divine realm, but she insisted on going to the mortal world with her good friend, Fairy Lin Zhi.

So be it. She's fallen for a mortal man, and they begin a passionate love story between a celestial being and a mortal.

In the middle, there's the story of how the Queen Mother disapproved of their relationship, captured them, had a child, and the child eventually stormed the underworld and ascended to the Heavenly Court, trying to change the Heavenly Laws. Oh, and the Fairy of Linzhi is the Queen Mother's daughter. [This world has nothing to do with the primordial era, and the Queen Mother and the Jade Emperor are not a couple.]

In the end, the original owner was even said to be a wicked god who broke up the couple, saying that it was all the original owner's fault for ruining their relationship. In short, the original owner became the villain...

To put it simply, the original owner was wronged.

The Heavenly Laws didn't say that humans and immortals can't fall in love. It's just that one of them is dead and the other is alive. It's for their own good to remind them not to fall in love, as it will cause them sorrow.

Another situation is that people fall in love with mortals and then think that mortals can also become gods. Isn't that ridiculous? If one person can truly ascend to heaven and elevate all their relatives and friends, what kind of world would that be?

The path to becoming a god or an immortal requires bearing all the hardships and tribulations on your own. Even the original owner's daughter had to bear them all by herself. Just because you like a mortal, do you think you can make him become an immortal immediately?

Furthermore, there's no heavenly rule here that immortals and humans cannot fall in love; that so-called heavenly rule is just something Linzhi Fairy herself believes in. Oh, she transmigrated...

After transmigrating, I wanted to learn how humans and immortals fall in love and have children, just like in TV dramas...

The reason she was arrested was because she stole the Heavenly Court's Reincarnation Disc, and she wanted to use it to change that man's fate.

Unable to change the fact that he was being captured, he wanted to frame the original owner's daughter, Mo Lan.

From the very beginning, she dragged Mo Lan into this mess, sending him down to the mortal realm together, marrying a mortal together, and breaking the heavenly rules together. She wanted Mo Lan to steal the Reincarnation Disc, but unexpectedly, Mo Lan refused.

In the end, she framed Mo Lan, causing Mo Lan's son to go to the underworld and change the Book of Life and Death. She even planned to have Mo Lan's son attack the Heavenly Court, while she reaped the benefits.

All I can say is that Mo Lan was a complete cannon fodder, and the one who was constantly being framed. She was also a love-struck fool who, for the sake of a man, disregarded the original owner's objections and went down a dark path.

The original owner never intended to violate the heavenly rules to save her daughter; instead, she wanted to protect the Book of Life and Death and uphold the heavenly rules.

The Heavenly Laws are not wrong, there is nothing wrong with them, and they have never said that they are not allowed to be in love. Yet they blame all the problems on the Heavenly Laws. Why?

And they can even change the Book of Life and Death? What do they think the underworld is?

Although the Book of Life and Death governs lifespan, it records a person's life story, not directly for killing!

The original owner wanted to protect the rules of the Three Realms.

At this moment, the Fairy of Linzhi and Molan are already in the mortal world, falling in love with mortal men.

The person Mo Lan found was... well, he had nothing. He was just a scholar, the kind who was oblivious to everything else and only focused on studying the classics.

In wealthy families, this is considered praise, but in poor families, it's seen as selfishness.

Your family is starving, your parents have nothing to eat, and you don't care about anything but studying. Is that filial piety?

The original owner couldn't understand this, and neither could Mo Yan.

If you truly love someone, will you let your wife earn money to support the family and manage the household chores on her own?

If you truly love someone, you'll let your wife be arrested, beaten, or struck by lightning, and still bring her back to your side.

That's pretty selfish.

Mo Yan arrived in the human world. Not far away was a thatched hut, which was the residence of that scumbag Wang Ping.

Wang Ping also has an elderly mother at home, and the two of them depend on each other for survival. One day, they encountered someone who had fallen in the mountains and saved them. From then on, Mo Lan fell deeply in love with him...

This is... quite an absurd level of liking.

Now, Mo Lan is coming over to help with the work. Of course, she uses immortal magic, so she's not tired at all.

As for Fairy Linzhi, she went to find her husband, who was also a scholar. His family was much better off than Wang Ping's, and he had a promising future. He also knew martial arts.

Mo Lan was cooking when she suddenly sensed some divine energy. She went outside and saw her mother.

She was so frightened that her face turned pale.

She was afraid of being arrested and taken back.

At this moment, Wang Ping's mother came in. "Is the food ready? My son must eat on time so he can study."

Mo Lan looked at her future mother-in-law and quickly spoke respectfully.

"It's ready, Auntie. Wang Ping, you two eat first. I have something to do, so I'll head back first."

With that, Mo Lan left the thatched hut. Wang Ping was about to get up and chase after her when the old lady stopped him. "Where are you going? Hurry up and eat, then hurry up and study. Don't forget, you still have to bring honor to your ancestors!"

Mo Lan heard the voice behind her but didn't react. Instead, she rushed to Mo Yan's side even faster.

I just arrived and immediately set up a barrier, just in case people can't see it.

"mother……"

Mo Lan knelt down as soon as she arrived. "Please, Mother, grant my wish. I am just an ordinary woman who only wants to have love and live a peaceful life. Please, Mother, spare me and don't tell the Heavenly Court, okay?"

Mo Yan was utterly speechless. What did that mean?

"I haven't even asked anything yet, and you've already said this. If I say I disagree, are you going to say I'm breaking up a couple and that I'm a complete bad person?"

Was this person brainwashed by some man, or by the Fairy of Linzhi?

"And what does the Heavenly Court have to do with you?"

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