[Two male leads + reborn + xianxia + both leads are each other’s only one + an unconventional cultivation story]
[An easygoing, optimistic shou + a dependable, loyal-dog gong and a split-personality, fake-scheming, forcefully gentle gong]
Xie Muyan, a well-known 21st-century author, died and was ordered by an unknown System to save the villain in his own book.
Another life, with no punishment whether he completed the mission or not. Who wouldn’t be happy about that?
Only, before he even started saving the villain, he picked up a handsome “bodyguard.”
Just like that, he ended up living a life where his clothes were brought to him and meals were served at his table.
Good news: the handsome guy was exactly his type.
Bad news: the handsome guy was straight.
Xie Muyan gave up and went back to looking for inspiration on how to save the villain.
But the bodyguard was also the villain’s number-one fan, constantly recommending that he go to Qingshan to learn the hardest and most exhausting sword techniques.
He insisted he’d rather die than go.
It wasn’t until he’d been lured into bed that Xie Muyan realized: Aren’t you surnamed Shen?
So why are you using Wang Po’s trick, selling your own wares while praising them?
★
The plot reached its ending, and the main mission failed while Xie Muyan was busy eating, drinking, and having fun. The villain had to die.
But Xie Muyan couldn’t bear it.
We’re cultivation partners.
Xie Muyan refused to believe he couldn’t control the ending of a novel he’d written himself.
He was the creator, after all, and saving the world had to include saving his beloved.
[The characters aren’t perfect! The protagonist will do bad things, all to keep the plot moving! Everything will be tied together by the finale for a happy ending!]
Emotionally speaking: Well, to be honest, the plot of the time when I was back in time was a bit frustrating and a bit awkward. I only saw Yan Bao's persistent love. It felt a bit unfair and even made me hate Shen Yan. The emotional line was written too hiddenly. This guy really pretended not to be in love. As for the characters: Everyone is vivid and three-dimensional. I thought the God of Creation would be a heartthrob, but he is aloof and has never integrated into the world, which is a bit awkward. (The back home episode is so short that it's a bit like OE wanting to watch Sweet Daily Life) (The previous sentence is what I want to say, yes) The early stage was a bit too bland and a bit like the daily life of Jianghu, so I seriously considered writing a Jianghu novel. If you want to read it, I will kill you (the previous sentence is the key point)
I really like it, so pretty
I was shocked by the matter between Immortal Lord and Brother Shen. . . Very good, very good, keep it up ma'am! (It turned out to be a new book, and I was wondering why no one had commented on it.
Look! But there are so few people watching.
Why is no one watching? After reading it, I feel that it is still good, but it is a bit short, so some parts may feel that the logic is not rounded out, but it is still a good read. The training system is a bit vague, and there is no clear setting such as Qi training and foundation building. Mu Yan wakes up in the Hehuan Sect at the beginning, and the setting of the beautiful sister of the Hehuan Sect seen in the memory of the bamboo forest seems to have been forgotten by the author.