An angel‘s road to hell

What happens if a transcendent being, who once cared deeply for mortals, falls and is given a second chance in a world brimming with magic, intrigue, and the potential for friendships? Does the past dictate the future, or do we have the power to forge our own destinies? An angel, one of only two nearly immortal species, was hunted and killed by his own kind because he refused to stand idly by as his people pursued their desires without regard for consequences. Against all odds, he opened his eyes again, reborn as someone else, with his past and powers hidden deep within him. In this ancient world, where advanced magic coexists with medieval technology, he was reborn as Cassandra Pendragon, the youngest daughter of one of the five royal families on Boseiju, home to the fox tribe, the kitsune. As she grew up, her present self began to be shaped by who she was and who she had been. Forgotten friends and unknown enemies started to emerge, and while she struggled to navigate between her past and present, the winds of war were already stirring across her homeland. I aim to publish at least two chapters a week, possibly more. The first story arc is well mapped out and should span around 150 to 160 chapters for the first volume (it's taking longer than I anticipated), and the second volume is nearly finished as well. This should be an incredible journey. One more thing: the first two chapters serve as a prologue of sorts, and while you can skip them, I wouldn't recommend it. The writing style and perspective shift dramatically afterward. As for trigger warnings: there will be gory scenes from time to time, and the main character often has to pay a price in blood. There are also mildly sexualized scenes occasionally, but nothing graphic. Lastly, Webnovel changed the description box from "female lead" to "female oriented," which is mandatory and unchangeable. However, I'm unsure if the book caters more to male or female preferences. I hope the above description clarifies any confusion this might cause.