The Heroine Just Wants to Become an Immortal
by Mo Yanzhu
About This Novel
She was one of the twins chosen by the fortune wheel. She had no palm prints on her hands from the moment she was born, and had star birthmarks (seals) on her neck. She often encountered strange and unpredictable incidents. When she was ten years old, she met an old god who told her that she would not live to be eighteen. She was regarded as a lone star by the townspeople. She had always been strong and refused to bow her head in the face of the injustice of fate. Only against him, she failed miserably. He was the aloof, cold and arrogant head of Huanqingqiu. He longed for the right path and could ascend to godhood after the disaster was over. However, at this critical moment, he met the woman he would never forget. When she was still his disciple, she once innocently asked him: "Master, if one day I make a big mistake, will you punish me?" He lowered his head and stroked her head with a smile, and said kindly: "I will not hurt you as a master." When she was forced into a desperate situation by the so-called noble sect, accidentally broke the seal, and transformed into the palm pattern commander, she became a heinous female devil who was punished by both humans and gods. During the battle between immortals and demons, he faced each other with swords, and she sneered coldly. "You once said you wouldn't hurt me..." He said righteously: "From now on, we are our master and disciple. Even if you turn the world upside down, it will be nothing to me." "In this case, then I will let you remember me forever..."
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Official(1)Scraped 5d ago
I never think that giving people the most top-notch abilities is a punishment, and I don't think that giving people invincible strength is a punishment. I don't even think that giving people eternal life without injury or death is a punishment. What on earth makes these capable women think that giving everyone in the world benefits that they can't even ask for in their lifetime is a punishment? I felt this way when I read Hua Qiangu, and I feel the same way with your novel. Although I only read the last few chapters, I wanted to die, and in the end I killed the people who were good to me, and then gave all the good things to the people who wanted to kill me. I felt like I would be like that I would be very happy if this person killed her. I wish there were more people like this in the world. This kind of selfless dedication is really the best friend and lover in the world. They can also give me the lives of their friends. Such a person is really great. I love her.
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Official(1)Scraped 5d ago
I never think that giving people the most top-notch abilities is a punishment, and I don't think that giving people invincible strength is a punishment. I don't even think that giving people eternal life without injury or death is a punishment. What on earth makes these capable women think that giving everyone in the world benefits that they can't even ask for in their lifetime is a punishment? I felt this way when I read Hua Qiangu, and I feel the same way with your novel. Although I only read the last few chapters, I wanted to die, and in the end I killed the people who were good to me, and then gave all the good things to the people who wanted to kill me. I felt like I would be like that I would be very happy if this person killed her. I wish there were more people like this in the world. This kind of selfless dedication is really the best friend and lover in the world. They can also give me the lives of their friends. Such a person is really great. I love her.
