Olivia wakes up to find herself transported to another world—one where supernatural powers are real. Empires wage constant wars, and heretical organizations emerge without end. And she herself… has become a nun planted inside the Church as an undercover agent for a heretical sect? This is bad. Very bad.
She transmigrated and became a green snake. Su Qing had no intention of transforming into a dragon. She knew the status dragons held in mythology — always getting the short end of the stick. Monkeys dared to bully them, Nezha dared to bully them, and dragon liver and phoenix marrow were considered delicacies. So all she wanted was to become a powerful demon, live as a “Willow Immortal", protect a small region of people, and enjoy a quiet life. Fortunately, she managed to achieve all of that. But a thousand years later, a young girl named Xuanzang smashed her mountain gate with a single punch and asked if she wanted to go fetch scriptures. Then came some guy with a serious case of chuunibyou syndrome, constantly shouting “Great Mighty Heavenly Dragon” and bothering them every day. Sigh. Why is it so hard to just live a peaceful life?
Heian-kyo, shrouded in dark clouds, stands at the center of the many turmoils of the Heian era. Frightened mortals living in constant fear, hidden realms of yokai (supernatural creatures), gods watching from lofty thrones, and evil deities lurking in the abyss, all their fates are intertwined in this world, in this era. A young girl awakens in this world bearing the identity of the Inari deity. Confronted by this chaotic world and the secrets hidden within herself, she resolutely steps forward. (The setting features a crossover yokai-themed universe with partial original content, incorporating elements from Onmyoji, Gensokyo, Inuyasha, and Nurarihyon no Mago.)
