Wen Xiting died, then came back to life. He was reborn in a cultivation world, but just as he was about to make his mark, he realized everything was wrong. He hadn’t been reborn at all: he had transmigrated into a book!
Transmigrating into a book isn’t scary. What’s scary is becoming an extra, and even worse is becoming a background extra who never appears on the page, the unattainable white moonlight.
Wen Xiting looked at the tearful protagonist shou before him and thought about how the protagonist gongs were described in the book. Without hesitation, he took the protagonist shou back to his sect. From then on, Wen Xiting had a new junior disciple.
As long as I’m here, who dares bully my precious boy?
From another perspective:
Guan Yan’s parents never loved him. After barely surviving the war between immortals and demons, they sold him to a brothel for money. He thought that was all life had in store for him, until he met that eldest senior brother, as bright and serene as a breeze beneath the moon.
He used to think love at first sight was something that only happened in storybooks. But the moment that man pushed open the door, love had already taken root in his heart.
The plot logic is generally not very prominent. There are a lot of typos, and some sentences are not smooth and make me feel a little uncomfortable. The protagonist's characterization is quite good. The characters are also okay and there is no clichéd plot or anything like that. I hope the author can correct the above shortcomings in the future, and after finishing writing, he can check his own text for typos. Or the sentences are not fluent and so on. I'll come back to the review after I've finished chasing it😊😊Now I'll give you a four-star encouragement 👍👍 The author needs to work hard.
It's well written and the characters have good personalities, but Xiaoxi Pavilion must be a treasure 😘