AuthoressFannovela

The story opens with a goddess whose power is amazing and incredible. In the ancient Chinese world, she is a young immortal beautiful doctor who saves lives but is one day betrayed by the love of her life who found out that she is goddess and wants to use her power for selfish purposes. 
When the doctor is placed in a tight spot she is forced to freeze her body and send her soul into a orb articraft. This articraft is sealed in molded box and is kept by a school filled with sorceress who worship her. Only a vessel with a strong mind can obtain her soul and power. 

In the earlier ancient China. A wealthy family, a minister at the palace and the cousin of the king found it hard to bear an heir and when they were blessed with a child. They are told that the baby won't last for long. In desperate need to save their daughter they try every way and every means and when they beagan to lose hope, they meet a monk who they saved from a bunch of bandits. In return of their favor, he tells them about the soul of the goddess and they go to the school where the orb is kept. With high hope and great spirit, the place the hand of their baby girl on the box and it opens. The souls breaks out of the box and enters the baby. The girl becomes healthy and as she grows the powers of the goddess began to manifest in her body. She meets a blind boy whose Chakra and moshu is blocked and becomes friends with him
The blind boy is the son of two powerful sorcerers but his mother had a slight vision of his power overpowering him when she was giving birth to him. So in an attempt to save her son from his deadly future, she blocks his Chakra and moshu and turns him to a weakling human.
The girl's family is accused of treason and her family was killed and she was sent to be sold at the black market.
The blind boy saves her by buying her for a huge amount of money in the market.
The two come to a compromise. One would help the other to be a powerful sorcerer while the other will help to seek revenge.

Table of Goddess Qiáng

Table of contents

Volume 1