[A patient, devoted, jealous Emperor God VS a beautiful, tragic Demon Lord with no capacity for love]
A few warnings:
The heroine is occasionally a crazy beauty, but the righteous path will ultimately prevail.
Not a traditional strong heroine story; the tags are inaccurate.
Witty, sweet, and angsty; finding sweetness among the heartbreak. The author's heart is in the right place, but she won't spare her characters.
Relationships (not just romance) > plot (both matter).
Not a fast-paced, easy power fantasy, but a traditional immortal fantasy.
Ensemble cast, lots of couples, lots to swoon over.
The author is terrible at titles and went along with the platform.
The blurb:
The male lead's side
When Heaven's Way first opened, the gods were born from chaos.
As the child of the Primordial God, he had no name and no surname, and viewed the world with indifference.
One day, his friend Fuzhu brought home a little Fuzhu and excitedly announced to everyone that he had a daughter.
He even insisted that she and the male lead should be betrothed.
The male lead wasn't interested. He even thought Fuzhu's life must be too dull, since he had nothing better to do than bring trouble upon himself.
Later, the male lead cleaved chaos with a single strike of his sword, and all creation came into view.
But the little girl he had cherished in his heart had disappeared without a trace.
The female lead's side
The Demon Lord You Long is reborn and becomes a mortal-world divine official who has lost all her cultivation.
But she discovers that her old enemies, the Immortal Clan, have become the rulers of the Nine Heavens, who govern the Six Realms!
To take revenge, she sets her sights on the last deity in the world, Emperor Xiao Qing... or rather, his bones.
Using divine bones as a catalyst, she can condense a soul pearl and reclaim her demonic seal.
So she pouts, acts cute, and plays the innocent; she humbles herself and puts herself in danger, stopping at nothing.
But unbeknownst to her, someone once traded half his divine power for her rebirth.
Coda
She says, “All beings struggle to save themselves; this body must cross the river.”
He says, “To sacrifice one person to save all living things is a god's fate.”
Compassion makes a god; unwavering devotion is love.
In the end, love becomes armor, a blade of war, and mercy.
Come on come on I personally like this kind of group portrait novel. The author's writing has a feeling that I can accept no matter what the ending is. It's like a sense of fate that is interlocked, pushing everyone forward step by step. Some places are also very humorous. I like it so much. I like it so much🥰. In addition, I seem to feel Huaixian's identity...🤔️But no spoilers! I hope the author will get better and better. When you become popular, I will help you promote your book!!!