Multiple male leads + a female lead with a body like Tang Monk’s flesh + groveling-for-your-wife arc
Ten years ago, Nan Quyan struck it lucky and became the top disciple of a great sect for two years. As it turned out, she was never meant for that position. She was unworthy of it, and was easily framed and driven out of the sect.
Ten years later, her appearance has changed dramatically for some unknown reason. She decides to return to the sect as an obscure outer disciple. Fortunately, her former sect leader and master is kind enough to take her in.
She thinks she’s an utterly ordinary mortal. Later, she discovers that she seems to be able to wield a certain power, which can be broadly described as spatial power and the ability to create and heal.
The once lofty and unapproachable immortal masters of the sect one by one reveal their true identities and motives:
The Heavenly Emperor, plotting to restore the Divine Realm;
The Demon God, dreaming of unsealing the Demon Realm;
The peerless Sword God, obsessed with entering the Primordial Sword Domain;
Even her gentle master, who turns out to come from a place called the Zhongyue Realm, has his own ulterior motives.
They approach her, coveting the powers she possesses. Nan Quyan is toyed with and manipulated, tortured until she is covered in wounds and barely recognizable.
After they’ve used her, they cast her aside like a worn-out shoe.
Fortunately, Nan Quyan is tough enough to survive. After sleeping for two hundred years, she wakes again. Though she has lost all her memories and powers, a simmering rage still torments her, refusing to subside.
The world has changed by then. Heaven and earth are divided among four powers, and the Jade Phoenix has entered the world once more, wandering in confusion as she searches for her memories and her enemies.
The writing is good, but the overall atmosphere is too depressing. The heroine has been abused and suppressed by the little junior sister. Although the tag is about physical abuse rather than mental abuse, I feel that the heroine's heart is still a little bit abused. She feels that the heroine lacks love and warmth, so even though she knows that the master is taking advantage of her, she still thinks about the master's kindness, and she even wants to explain to the master. How should I put it, it feels a bit humble. Then there are too many group scenes, and there are a lot of words about the grievances between Yan, Bei, Jing, and Hua. Although their background stories are clearly explained, at present, these stories have nothing to do with the heroine. Many times it gave me the illusion that these supporting characters are important protagonists and why there are so many scenes. And maybe because too many chapters were used to explain the background, the plot progress is still very slow after more than 50 chapters. Overall it's good
The writing is very good, but the heroine has been abused all the time. Basically all the men appearing so far have hurt the heroine. I look forward to the day when the heroine will kill everyone.
Looks good, waiting to torture men 🥰
There is Tang Monk but no Sun Wukong, Nan Sang, the lilies in my hometown are blooming
It's so beautiful. Why are there so few people? The author should update it soon.
No one rated it, so I gave it five stars. I really like this type. I hope the author will keep writing. [Sending heartfelt wishes]
Looks good, cheers for you [sending heartfelt wishes]
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