Xishui Village has a “Living Yama.” He returned from the battlefield with a murderous aura, and no one dares provoke him. The only one who does is the little menace next door, who smiles at him as sweetly as honey.
“Aren't you afraid of me?”
“Nope.” The little menace narrows her eyes with a smile. “I'm tougher than you!”
And she's not wrong. The seemingly sweet and harmless little menace has a jinx of a mouth: curse someone, and bad luck befalls them; scold someone, and disaster strikes. The moment she opens her mouth, chaos ensues!
“Oh! Auntie, watch out for that rock on the ground.”
Thud! The nasty auntie falls flat on her back.
“Oh! Big sister, you're so mean. Be careful your man doesn't run off with someone else.”
The next day, the little white lotus is sobbing and wailing in an empty room.
Later, the Living Yama marries the little menace, and there's barely room on the doorstep for all the people coming to visit.
“Help! Your wife has jinxed someone again!”
The Living Yama's response is simple: his wife is his to protect, and anyone who comes to complain will be turned away.
Then one day, the little menace tells him, “You couldn't even catch a single fox. Husband, you're really not up to it anymore!”
The Living Yama grits his teeth and leans down to silence her with a kiss. “You can't just go around saying things like that!”
It's well-written, I really like it. I guess the male and female leads are both from high-ranking families, and the complicated backstories are also well-written. It should have a happy ending! Thumbs up!
This book is truly well-written; it captures the human element in real life, showing that only through one's own efforts can one achieve a good life.
Not bad. The female lead started as a little crow, then transmigrated into the body of the current female lead and became her. Her signature crow's beak remains unchanged—quite impressive, impressive indeed! It's later revealed she's a Word Spirit Master. As for the male lead, after saving the newly transmigrated female lead, his heart is instantly captivated.
The plot was very engaging, and the foreshadowing in the story was also quite unexpected.
This book is great and I think it's worth reading. It's excellent in every aspect, except for the "jinx" part, which is a highlight. There are a few minor errors in terminology, so please be aware of those. Don't worry, I only found two or three mistakes in over 600 chapters. It's truly a must-read!
It's a great show, with less melodramatic romance and no endless side stories, but the ending felt a bit rushed.
It's quite good and interesting. It has a sweet touch. There aren't many thrills or scheming elements, but rather a strong sense of unwavering determination to go all the way. It's a little scary, but I know that kind of thing exists in real life too.
It's not bad. The female lead is a crow spirit who turns out to be a jinx, and even ghosts are afraid of her. 🤣 They're a match made in heaven. The male lead is devoted to the female lead from beginning to end. The female lead starts as a blank slate and eventually leads the villagers to prosperity. Some people treat her badly, and the jinx comes out of nowhere, making things incredibly tragic. Everyone finds happiness, and the younger generation also gets married.
It's pretty good, though the female lead suffers a lot, but in the end, her jinxed words always get her revenge, and the ending is happy. I love when the female lead makes her jinxed words the most 🤭
That's hilarious! A crow turning into a human? Haha, author, you're amazing!