
Her Soul Returns to Another World: The Brooding Lord Searches for a Thousand Years
异世魂归:腹黑尊上寻千年
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 211k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Romance
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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In booklists 7
All-element Talent, Skilled in Alchemy, Crafting, Formations, Medicine, and Poison, with Ancient Divine Artifacts
The female lead contracts an ancient divine beast. She is beautiful, while the male lead is cold, powerful, and of distinguished status. The female lead has a hidden identity, there are multiple realms, and her whole family dotes on her.
Strong Female Lead, Contracted Divine Beasts, All Elements, Alchemy, Artifact Refining, Formations, Talismans, and a Pocket Dimension
All-Element Cultivation: Alchemy, Artifact Forging, Formations, Contracted Divine Beasts, and an Academy
The heroine cultivates against all odds.
Transmigration, Divine Beasts, Alchemy, a Pocket-Dimension Artifact Spirit, and All Elements (Long Novel)
I hope the cultivation system isn't just a simple continent or a few upper, middle, and lower realms. I want some twists and complexity in the cultivation itself, not people's schemes. I've already read Abandoned Daughter: Recklessly Arrogant and Poisonous. The characters' schemes are written really well, but the cultivation methods in that world are too simple, with no mysteries or foreshadowing.
All-Elemental Cultivation: Alchemy, Artifact Refining, Formations, Superb Medical Skills, and Plenty of Contract Beasts
I hope the heroine is very aloof.
Looking for Xuanhuan with All-Element Cultivation, an Academy, Alchemy, and Formations
Looking for books similar to Defying the Heavens: The Adorable Beast Is the World's Peerless Demoness.
Complete Stories With a Female Lead Who Masters Every Element, Contracts Divine Beasts, Has a Pocket Dimension, and Excels at Alchemy, Crafting, Formations, and Talismans
The female lead is incredibly badass. Around 300 to 400 chapters.
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Does that last sentence mean that he doesn't want the heroine to go to the upper world, so he sends her to modern times and then uses his identity as his husband to be with her? The ending feels bad. Why didn't I find my parents in the upper world and regain my identity as Pluto?
It's very interesting. I hope the author writes more interesting novels.
It's okay, you can watch it.
The beginning was okay, but I didn't understand the ending.
I don't know if there will be a follow-up. It's really good.