The female lead heard the female supporting character's last words.

She was born a deity, and deities should be free from emotions and desires. Even if they witness great calamities in the mortal world, they should not interfere, because there is a will in the universe, and even deities cannot interfere with the cause and effect of the mortal world.

But how can a god, hailed by mortals as the savior of all living beings, show compassion if he is devoid of emotion and desire? Demons are the embodiment of desire; though they are entangled by desire, they also have rare moments of compassion.

What's more, how ironic that a former celestial warrior has been reincarnated as a demon driven by desire! She wants to ask the heavens what they truly want: what is good? What is bad? Why would a deity who did good deeds and accumulated merit be reincarnated as a demon who harms humanity?

The female protagonist pointed her sword at the sky, using all her strength to slash at it, and the boundless sky was cleaved open.

The female protagonist coughed up a mouthful of blood, but her eyes shone brightly. She wanted to see what the future held and whether all of this was just a farce!

The next scene begins with the theme song of the TV series "Asking the Heavens," accompanied by a poignant background music and Yan Zhaowei's stubborn and unyielding voice, marking the end of the entire series.

"The deep, dark sky is like an invisible prison"

It imprisons all things, yet cannot lock away my eyes.

The howling wind and clouds resembled the roar of heaven's might.

I gripped fate like a tightly clenched knife.

Questioning the heavens and the illusions of the universe

Questioning Heaven and the futility of life

Every setback is a challenge from heaven.

Every failure is a cruel joke of fate.

Through the mist and thorns, clothes were torn.

Transforming pain and suffering into strength

The path of defying fate breaks through the shackles of heaven.