Sofia was the genuine heiress of the Miamis family, yet she had long been a thorn in the side of her stepmother Victoria and stepsister Isabella. Determined to seize the family fortune and their father’s affection for good, the mother‑and‑daughter pair pushed Sofia off a cliff on a storm‑lashed night. Convinced Sofia was dead, they believed everything belonging to the Miamis family would fall into their hands. But Sofia did not plunge into ordinary ocean depths — she fell into an abyss that sealed Lilith, a thousand‑year‑old fallen angel. Fueled by Sofia’s dying rage and resentment, the slumbering Lilith awoke. She possessed Sofia’s body, shattered her chains with dark‑gold magic, unfurled her enormous four pitch‑black wings, and rose back from the deep sea. That very night, the Miamis manor blazed with lights. Victoria and Isabella were elegantly celebrating that “the nuisance was finally gone”. Suddenly the great gate was blown open by fierce gales. There stood “Sofia”, soaked to the bone, clad in a black gown and stepping barefoot across pooled water. Dark‑gold slit pupils glinted in her eyes, and a demonic, inhuman smile played upon her lips. From this moment on, the weak Sofia was dead. What had returned was Lilith the fallen angel. She would slip back into high society under Sofia’s identity, punishing her enemies with demonic cruelty. Every soul who had trampled on her would be forced to kneel before her and repent, one by one.
