Jiang Chong never thought that his mediocre qualifications could actually attract the top fairies in the mainland.
He was originally an unknown outer disciple of a small sect. His biggest wish was to live a stable life and build a foundation to extend his life. Until that day, he met her - Han Qingyi.
She is the prestigious Supreme Elder of the Xuanbing Sword Pavilion who stands at the top of the continent. She is a being that countless monks look up to in awe. She is an iceberg fairy who has lived for thousands of years, but her appearance has been fixed in the period of a beautiful girl. But the ancestor of Jiange, who had a heavenly cultivation and a heart as cold as ice, melted the ice at the first sight of Jiang Zhong, and his love was deeply rooted, and he decided that he was his destined Taoist companion.
"From now on, I will be responsible for your practice, and I will eliminate your enemies. You just need to... Stay by my side."
Thus, Jiang Zhong's life of a soft-boiled man began.
The endless resources of the Xuanbing Sword Pavilion were tilted towards him, and those who had bullied him were conveniently erased by the Supreme Elder. When a powerful enemy attacks, all it takes is one cold glance from one of your Taoist companions to turn them into powder.
Jiang Zhong: "I really don't want to eat soft rice, I want to rely on myself..."
Han Qingyi (and other female bosses who may appear in the future): "No, you want to."
Reader comments
I'm very curious how this reincarnation setting is handled. Are the present life and the previous life the same person? But one thing that is clear is that everyone loves the past life and no one cares about this life. In this life, is it to restore the memory of the past life or to be robbed by the past life? If the author handles it well, he can make up the remaining star.
It's not bad, but I feel that the emotional line between the male and female protagonists is a bit bland, and there's nothing else that's really bad about it. Come on, author
It's interesting. Come on.
No problem, but unfortunately it's not what I want to see
There are a lot of details and the description is logically rigorous.
Very well written
The part where I was looking up information was quite interesting.
It flows naturally and has constant twists and turns. It seems to be settled but suddenly there are waves. The layout is grand and full of details. Rare quality
I'm very curious how this reincarnation setting is handled. Are the present life and the previous life the same person? But one thing that is clear is that everyone loves the past life and no one cares about this life. In this life, is it to restore the memory of the past life or to be robbed by the past life? If the author handles it well, he can make up the remaining star.
It's not bad, but I feel that the emotional line between the male and female protagonists is a bit bland, and there's nothing else that's really bad about it. Come on, author
It's interesting. Come on.
No problem, but unfortunately it's not what I want to see
There are a lot of details and the description is logically rigorous.
Very well written
The part where I was looking up information was quite interesting.
It flows naturally and has constant twists and turns. It seems to be settled but suddenly there are waves. The layout is grand and full of details. Rare quality