Lianhua

"Lady Zhi jia, much known by her personal name as Lianhua was the Goddess of Wisdom and Warfare, and Lord Heshui's first wife. The two of them were deeply in love. But Lady Lianhua mysteriously died, and Lord Heshui was so heartbroken that his emotions caused an entire human civilization to be swept off. And the only reason that Lord Heshui mistaken you for Lady Lianhua was because you resembles her so much."

- Huo to Liu Meiying Zhi jia (Chinese: 智铗), much known by her childhood name, Lianhua (Chinese: 莲花), was the daughter of Kaizhan, God of War and Violence, and Liang, Goddess of Light and Justice. She was the Goddess of Wisdom and Warfare, and Princess of the Gods' Army. Upon first meeting, Heshui, God of Water and Thunderstorm, instantly fell in love with her, and vice versa, resulting then to their marriage. When she was mysteriously killed, Heshui was deeply heartbroken that caused the belief that Heshui was an ill-tempered god for sweeping off an entire human civilization at Lianhua's death. In reality, Xiyin was jealous of her for being the focus of Heshui's affection, causing for her to condemn Lianhua's soul to be trapped inside a mortal. Her body on the other hand is preserved by her parents in hopes that her soul will be returned. It is later revealed that Liu Meiying, Heshui's bride, is Lianhua's human incarnation, and that her real name is Mei (Chinese: 美).

Trivia

 * Like Hui, aside from her deity name, her other name was given. Her deity name, Zhi jia, means "wise/wisdom sword"; and her childhood name, Lianhua, means "lotus". It was said that Hui's flower is a lotus; probably it only became Hui's favorite flower because of her. It was later revealed at dissuasion that her real name was Mei that means "beautiful".