Chapter 1212 - 1211: Yangchen Palace
Viviana Petty was Zyair Petty’s sister, his real sister, and both were renowned figures in the Immortal Realm.
Zyair Petty ranked as the sixth Great Emperor, whereas Viviana Petty was known throughout the Immortal Realm as a famous obsessive. It was common knowledge among the Immortal Realm’s elite that this woman was infatuated, and she had caused quite a few humorous incidents.
A few years ago, a minor cultivator who had just become a Golden Immortal but had a particular literary flair crossed paths with her. Viviana Petty ended up sleeping with this minor cultivator, but after a few years, she grew tired of him, feeling that his literary talent wasn’t so great after all.
Thus, Viviana Petty kicked the Golden Immortal to the curb. Later, there was an uproar in the Immortal Realm when, after getting drunk, the minor cultivator spread rumors about how Viviana Petty was promiscuous. Zyair Petty had no choice but to clean up the mess for his sister.
Later on, Viviana Petty fell for Emperor Changfeng. His song, Emperor Changfeng’s Tune, had touched the hearts of many young girls, and Viviana Petty was its most enthusiastic supporter.
That year, after Emperor Changfeng’s Tune, Viviana Petty wouldn’t leave from outside his house, adamant to marry him. But Emperor Changfeng had wives and concubines and would certainly not divorce any of them, so he avoided her at all costs.
Yet again later, Zyair Petty ended up locking Viviana Petty up in seclusion.
Years passed, and then Viviana Petty fell for Emperor Tianyuan. She stationed herself outside his door, insisting on staying until it scared Emperor Tianyuan enough to flee his home.
She was that kind of woman. Whether adoring or obsessive, she truly loved when she did, ready to give up everything, including her life, for the object of her affection. Once her love faded, she wouldn’t hesitate to kick him aside.
She was also a woman with little restraint; once infatuated, she would seek to sleep with the person, and after her fancy ended, would just as easily kick him aside.
Moreover, she had a penchant for those with literary talent or those who were handsome and dashing, or heroes of extraordinary caliber.