Li Hanfeng unexpectedly transmigrates to the cultivation world as a fearsome demonic bird, a Frost-Sky Snow Eagle. Fortunately, he gets off to a lucky start: the founding ancestor of the Wanhua Sect takes him in as the sect’s guardian spirit beast.
With a thousand years’ worth of cultivation resources from the sect behind him, he finally manages to take human form, and even rises to the rank of sect elder.
But before Li Hanfeng can properly enjoy his new life, the entire sect is wiped out in the turmoil engulfing the cultivation world. His body is stolen by his enemies and turned into crafting materials. Luckily, his soul escapes, leaving him a chance to rise again.
Just as he finds a suitable body and prepares to seize it, another soul suddenly appears and fights him for it. The newcomer is Tang Yiyao, a Nascent Soul female cultivator of the Heavenly Demon Sect, whose sect was also destroyed in the turmoil.
Neither can overcome the other, and they have a common enemy, so they decide to join forces to seek revenge and share the body they’ve seized.
But having two souls living in one body is bound to be inconvenient, especially when they also have to contend with their enemies’ pursuit. The two can only adapt over time, growing stronger as they pursue their revenge.
At last, after their great vengeance is fulfilled, they prepare to settle their score with each other.
Yet cultivators throughout the world are all egging them on: “You two already caused a huge uproar last time. This time, just settle it between yourselves.”
The plot is similar to a traditional fairy tale, and the logic is quite smooth. The interaction between the male and female protagonists is also very good. Great work for the author, I hope I can finish the story of these two people completely 😘
Those who are more traditional cultivators and want to watch a sweet love story will be disappointed for the time being. The relationship between the male and female protagonists, from being wary of strangers to becoming acquainted, is very short. It doesn't have the long psychological descriptions of other novels, but aside from the emotional drama, both the characters and the plot are very interesting. The rhythm is very stable, which is considered to be relatively good in Rotten Persimmon, but there is a lot of nonsense in the front. Come on.
The beginning is okay, not too bad, but the writing style could be more concise, and the setting could be more traditional about cultivating immortals.
Good article. I hope the protagonist and the witch will never be separated and share the same body after the Nascent Soul stage.
It's good-looking, logical, and not too cliche. I want to see pure love between the male and female protagonist 🥰
Beautiful, a masterpiece with two souls in one body
The writing is okay, not bad.
Not brainless, the protagonist is cautious but decisive, come on
The setting is very interesting, and I can't fault the writing now.
Very bland, but watchable