What about the other book, then?
Did the true Heavenly Dao know the other book existed? If it did not know about The Biography of Qin Ming, did that mean The Biography of Qin Ming had been created later?
Su Jiu knitted her brows, still feeling that something did not quite add up.
Yes, something did not add up.
For instance, her utterly muddled past life...
Logically, the laws in that book were riddled with flaws. With her intelligence, she should have seen through its problems.
Yet she had walked straight into the trap and had indeed died beneath Gong Hao's sword.
This was not the first time Su Jiu had suspected something was wrong with her past life, but never had her suspicions been as profound as they were today.
Su Jiu stared at the light orb for a long while. "You said just now that I was an exception. How much do you know about this exception, then?"
The light orb rippled faintly. "Even the false Heavenly Dao that wrote the laws cannot fully understand you. How much could I possibly know?"
That was right. "I Keep Handsome Men in the Azure Realm" had glossed over her in every mention. If the false Heavenly Dao really had written it, that showed how little it knew about her.
Then there was the question of the protagonists of these two books. If Bai Su was the protagonist of "I Keep Handsome Men in the Azure Realm," then Qin Ming should have been the protagonist of The Biography of Qin Ming...
Yet even now, although Qin Ming had considerable talent and a good reputation, he had not reached the point where everyone across the Azure Realm knew him. Instead, Zheng Qilong's fortune soared to the heavens, making him seem far more