Hou Yi and Chang'e's mythological tale was far too familiar.
After all, the legend of Chang'e flying to the moon had spread far and wide across China.
And in the myths of the Primordial World, Chang'e—also known as Heng'e—was usually regarded as the fuse that ignited the final war between the Witch Clan and the Demon Clan.
For that reason, Chang'e was often considered one of Moon Goddess Changxi's incarnations.
Some saw this as Changxi's revenge against Yi, because Yi had shot down the suns. But there was something that did not quite add up, since those suns were Xi He's sons.
Although Changxi was also Di Jun's wife, asking her incarnation to serve as bait in order to avenge her sister's sons was still rather hard to understand.
Was Changxi really that noble? Wasn't she jealous at all?
Or perhaps she had been jealous and deliberately gifted Di Jun a vast green pasture?
Yet this Primordial World differed somewhat from the myths. The Witch Clan and Demon Clan had not gone to war. Di Jun had married Changxi, while Xi He had borne ten little suns for Taiyi.
Moreover, those ten little suns had only been born not long ago.
Wu Chu had originally thought that, with events turning out this way, Chang'e might never appear. If Yi was destined to be with this woman, perhaps he would have to remain alone for life. After all, this person no longer existed!
Who would have thought that he would actually bring a woman named "Little E" to Purple Jade Mountain?
Looking at this "great figure" before her, the woman was uneasy as she bowed. "Heng'e greets the Human Clan's Holy Envoy!"
"Oh, right! Uncle A Chu has that identity too!" Yi scratched his head and grinned foolishly.
Sure enough, a