Chapter 1 — Thu Mui is a Goddess, But She Takes My Whole Family as Sacrifices

Because I wanted to prove how important I was to the king, I used my entire family as a sacrifice. She is the goddess chosen by the gods. Just because of an argument with the king, she left without saying goodbye, without a word. The king was angry and vented his resentment on my family. Father and mother were killed on the spot. The leader was exiled to the far Northwest. As for me, I was escorted to the military camp and became a military engineer. They brought all sorts of tortures upon my body. On this body, there is not a single healthy spot left. Until I risked my life and crawled out of the military camp. It seemed like I had escaped from hell on earth. What caught my eye was the "missing" soot. She wears beautiful clothes. The appearance is dignified, the face is so delicate that there is not a speck of dust on it. In those eyes is a look of compassion for sentient beings. It is a noble and sublime compassion. She looked at me, her voice soft and apologetic:

“Sister, sorry.”

“To you, I am truly ashamed.”

"But if I don't do that, Ah Han will never know how important I am to him."

Before dying. With my own eyes I saw my sister and King Da Vo Han embracing each other tightly. Their eyes were as passionate as two lovers created by heaven and earth. When I open my eyes again. I went back to the day before you left. Looking at the room with its familiar decorations, then lowering my head to look at my own smooth, uninjured body, I immediately understood. I have been reborn. Everything from the past life has not happened yet. Everything is still on time. The door opened slightly and the concubine Moc Tam Van walked in. She wore a white dress, her body seemed to be covered with a layer of pale light. Seeing me, she didn't say a word, just sat down quietly. In my previous life, I was the one who opened my mouth first. I asked her about it, and she immediately poured out everything in her heart. She said she was very sad, saying that Da Vo Han refused to disband the harem for her sake. She just wants one life, one life, one person, one heart. I comforted her, telling her that a king has always been like that, how can there be only one person in a lifetime. The emperor is inherently heartless, so how can his so-called love last long? I advise you not to get involved with Da Vo Han any more. At that time, she seemed to have heard it right. After that, she seemed to evaporate from the world, disappearing without leaving a trace. Da Vo Han searched for her for a long time, but still couldn't get anything. The second day after she disappeared, Da Vo Han came to me. He grabbed my neck with one hand, his eyes were extremely cruel.

"Tam Van told me before leaving that you told her that the emperor was heartless, right?"

I did not expect Moc Tam Van to say those words directly to Da Vo Han.

"Your Majesty, I know my fault. My younger sister probably just went out to relieve her sorrows, and will probably return soon."

No matter how we explain it. He didn't listen at all. He waved his hand and knocked me down. His eyes were cold and cruel.

"Today I will let you see with your own eyes what the emperor's true heartlessness is. As a sister, as a daughter, when she sees your family suffering like that, she will definitely return, right?"

To force the soot to return. He issued an order, in my house, everyone was executed then exile. As for me, the person considered the culprit who forced Moc Tam Van to leave, Da Vo Han threw him straight into the military camp and became a military technician. With Da Vo Han's orders, they treated me like an animal. Use the most cruel words to insult me, use the dirtiest tricks to torture me. I also don't know how many traces of other people have been left on my body. This skin, no part is left intact. They laughed, kicked me, beat me, threw the dignity of a capital's lady to the ground, and trampled on mercilessly. I exhausted all my remaining strength before I was able to crawl out of the military camp. I thought that what was waiting for me would be light. But what caught my eye was Moc Tam Van's compassionate look towards sentient beings.