In a world where witches, vampires and werewolf exist, there's you; Ling Xian-Ya. You're a 19 year old girl, who is the successor of the Ling family; the most powerful sorcerer family.

You never had a normal childhood. You were always forced to practice all of your powers. That was because of the fact that you're the special child of the 6th generation.
There is a story that is told in you're family. It goes like this; A long time ago, a woman was born with the worst power. She could learn essential clues about the bad that is coming, but she had to cut her skin. She could only do it if she still has places to cut and cutting is like a drug so she would want to do it, even during small troubles where its not worth a cut. So she started to meditate and pray everyday, in the hope that the gods would give her a better power. But in the end she died because she started to starve herself. Since then, every 6th generation, there is a 5% chance that a female child gets all the powers at birth. Most people only get one, like being able to teleport, but that child gets all of them so she doesn't have to die as well.

After you mastered all of your powers, your parents finally let you go to school. You were 10 when that happened. But in your magical town, everyone knew that you were Ling Xian-Ya so they were scared to come close to you. Even though they didn't know that you were the special child. Only your last name was enough to scare them.

At the age of 15, you wanted to chose for yourself what you wanted to do, so you followed your dreams and went to Korea, to become an Idol. To your surprise you were accepted in the entertainment company of your dreams. You trained from 7 am to 11 pm, 6 days a week, for 2 years. Even when many people told you that you were killing yourself, you continued and was able to debut as a soloist when you were 17,5 years old. 

You became a very popular artist. You stole the hearts of many fanboys and girls, became friends with a lot of male idols. But when you got home, it was quiet. You had nobody to talk to, nobody to cheer you up when you were down, no one to welcome you back after a world tour.
That needed to change, as fast as possible.