Zhou Yan always thought that the most beautiful words of love he'd ever heard were the ones Yushan said to him:
"We'll live and die together!"
That year, the Yong'an Marquis's household was sentenced to confiscation and exile. His parents and brothers all died on the battlefield, and he only barely escaped when his second uncle sent him away from the front lines.
Once the young general and the Great Yuan's youngest top scholar, he was left with crippled legs, a disfigured face, and a deadly poison from the southern frontier in his veins.
Abused by officials along the road to exile and pursued by assassins, he faced one conspiracy after another. With the tendons in his hands and feet severed, he couldn't fight back, defend himself, or protect his younger sister.
It was his timid, weak-willed wife, who had been married into the family in another bride's place, who fearlessly stood in front of him and protected them both, along with his fragile, shattered pride and hope.
She carried him thousands of miles along the road to exile, helped him fight his way back to the capital, and never once abandoned him.
To him, she was the only light in his life.
Yushan died, only to unexpectedly transmigrate into the body of Zhou Yan's substitute bride, the wife of the Yong'an Marquis.
A modern all-rounder with five spiritual roots from another world, she became the exiled wife of a traitor. Not only would she have to go hungry and sleep rough, but she would also be sent to Ezhou, a land rife with miasma and disease.
Yushan says there's nothing to fear: her spiritual spring space came with her.
But what is the deal with these two divine beasts she picked up along the way?
One divine beast devours every poison under heaven and even immortal-grade medicinal herbs.
The other can breathe fire, and is greedy and vain.
When the final conspiracy is exposed, memories sealed away for a thousand years return. It turns out she transmigrated for him.
A Yan, I came here through time and space, and I wish to walk this road with you!
Beautiful! It's eye-catching from the beginning, and it's all about killing. The heroine temporarily closes the super power space, metal, wood, water, fire, and earth. Now only the wood type has power, waiting for the activation of other super powers.
I don't understand where so many low ratings come from. Why do you have to pick out the details when reading a novel? Isn't it just fun? Isn't the meaning of novels existence some "unreasonable" settings? I just think this heroine makes me very happy. I don't like to be coy. This is my favorite among the few exile novels. I have to focus on details and find "reasonable" in novels. How can there be so much reasonableness? People who seek death will not seek death even once. I love reading novels with big heroines. I really like the setting of the female war goddess. I hope to publish a novel with a bit of metaphysics on this subject in the future.
🤔🤔It is recommended that the author does not need to write in such detail some unnecessary details, but can abbreviate them slightly, so as to cover up some unobvious shortcomings. I also agree with you downstairs. I feel that in the chapter of Ming Niang, the heroine was forcibly depraved. 😂😂And the description of the surrounding environment is too exaggerated. However, it is still very hard for the author to write these chapters. I also wish the author good luck in his future writing journey🌷🌷🌷
The whole thing is miserable, the heroine drags one and two weak, and she always needs to be rescued. The heroine always breaks out at the critical moment and then falls down. The sister always cries, and she is not very good at detecting the conspiracies around her. Such a high force value cannot deter these and other people... The entire exile team feels like they are full of malicious bad guys! Every time the male protagonist asks the female protagonist to use up all her powers to save... I feel tired watching it... The introduction says that the female protagonist was an all-powerful king general of five series in her previous life, but she always feels that she owes something...
As the heroine's strength in the exile team, she can kill hundreds of wolves with her bare hands. Those weak exiles are not afraid at all. They try to ride on the heroine's head again and again to provoke her. Repeating the plot of ungrateful moral kidnapping, as if the heroine's strength does not exist. She comes back every time she is shocked by the heroine. Is this reasonable?? 🤷
The hero and heroine had a bit of a miserable start. I hope that the next one will be better and better, and the author will give it his best. Looking forward to the next story, come on, come on
The most miserable heroine in an exile novel I have ever read. He kept getting injured, kept falling into coma, and kept using up his powers to save the male protagonist. The heroine, who is extremely powerful, could not intimidate other exiled prisoners, and was provoked throughout the entire process of exile. One moment the IQ is online, the other moment it is forcibly reduced. I love reading cool stories, but I really can't stand this one. No matter how strong the male and female protagonists are in the later stages, I can't stand it anymore!!!
I don't understand, Ming Niang obviously has a problem, but she still lets her come with her. The heroine is obviously very smart at the beginning, why does she feel like Ming Niang has become too smart?
I don't recommend it very much. The male protagonist's feelings come quickly and are a bit incomprehensible. The female protagonist also forcefully suppresses her wits and avoids lightning.
Super pretty, but lacking