“Slave girl Reniae defies dark prophecy, rewriting fate through love and defiance in ancient world of gods.”
The Golden Forest
황금숲
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Slave girl Reniae defies dark prophecy, rewriting fate through love and defiance in ancient world of gods.
Seven-year-old Reniae, a slave girl in an ancient world, receives a mysterious prophecy at the temple of Inanna, goddess of love and war. The goddess's cryptic words speak of love and death intertwined, but the headstrong child refuses to accept such a dark fate. Instead, she crafts her own vision of the future—one of salvation rather than destruction. Years later, as Reniae navigates the treacherous world of gods and mortals, she finds herself bound by promises made in her youth. Two powerful figures enter her life: one who claims ownership over her very existence, and another who vows to shield her from all harm, mortal and divine. Yet as she grows from child to woman, Reniae must confront the weight of destiny and the consequences of rewriting one's fate. In a realm where divine prophecies shape mortal lives, Reniae's choice to forge her own path may prove to be either her greatest strength or her ultimate burden. The question remains: can love truly conquer a fate written by the gods themselves?
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A Novel Publication
- Format 47 × 2 ch × vol
- Total read 6h 16m approx
- Published Apr 2018 – ongoing
- Source Novel media type
- Ref. BS-M68889 catalog