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Summary: Jin Qiuyue

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Kingdom Ye Gui, Pale Orchid town.

In the west forest, under the moonlight two burly men chasing a woman in her early twenty wearing blue robe decorated with white cloud. Despite the exquisite features of the face, her beauty’s been marred by the dishevelled hair and missing left arm.

As passing time woman began to tire from running two-man reaches her. "Heh, at last, caught you piece of shit now time to pay for your crime" with a cruel look two-man grabbed her by the arms and legs, pressing the woman down against the the ground.

"Hiii.... Huck" woman attempts to wrestle herself free from those unwelcome hands, sadly, she is no longer her previous self, failing to overcome the power of two men.

"Qiuyue, look your self haha now you have nothing, …show more content…

This woman is Jin Qiuyue the first miss of Jin family famous for her cultivating talent and heaven-defying left can heal anything.

But she was tyrant that kills wherever she wishes and took anything by force using her power if that is not enough then authority of her family while wearing a fake smile of a saint.

But there is a debtor for every debt eventually the young hero exposes all of her fake facades along with her sins. Her father tried to protect her but finds out her daughter stolen her famous arm from her sister. And her sister now beside of young hero with even stronger power.

Just like this justice wins. Qiuyue received punishment first she banished from Jin family, second, they cut off her left arm, third they cripples her cultivation.

With just one day Qiuyue turned from genius to crippled woman left with nothing but a pretty …show more content…

"Quiet you b*tch," said a man dugs out Qiuyue's right eye out with anger silencing her.

Before leaving her one man takes out a dagger "I don't want a monster like you to give birth to my child" trusts aiming her belly.

The moment dagger pierces her womb Qiuyue wakes up from bone piercing pain in her womb.

Painful.....so painful please kill me. She tried to move but her body got no energy left to struggle.

So this is my karma? so is this my punishment for playing with many lives. I am sorry, sorry for everything, sorry father, sorry my sister I can't say forgive me but at least listen to an apology of this sinner. With a thought, Qiuyue closes her eye under the pale moon.

In the end, Qiuyue realized her sin and accepted it.

A few moments later a small girl about ten years old from look appears from bush followed by two boys that same age.

"Let's help her," said a girl after listening to woman hearth beat. Two boy shakes their head because they don't want to bring a sispcious woman to their home. But with the pleading of their sister combined with the pitiful sight of a woman they decided to bring Qiuyue to their

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