[Switch + two equally powerful leads + enemies who love and fight each other + lots of inner monologue + obsessive demon general X seemingly aloof but actually unhinged sword sect leader + multiple couples] The Heavenly Wall is damaged, and the immortal realm is doing everything it can to protect it. The demon realm, meanwhile, believes the wall must be breached so they can embrace freedom. The Primordial Tree thinks you two should stop fighting first. Was the bloodshed from your battle 500 years ago not enough?
Xie Yun Zhao, chief among the demon generals, has spent his whole life wanting revenge on Qi Xing Ran, the immortal sect’s “savior,” for killing his family. Ideally, he’ll drain Qi Xing Ran’s power, beat him into a cripple, and then run him through with a sword. But why is this man getting stranger and stranger, kissing and hugging him, even drinking his blood?
Qi Xing Ran, the light of the immortal sects, the youngest genius ever to reach Nascent Soul, and the legendary chosen one of fortune, saved the ethereal Immortal Sect from collapse and then took the chance to get revenge on the Demon Venerable. As for Xie Yun Zhao, hmph, he’s just an obstacle on the path to gaining power. It’s not as if Qi Xing Ran can’t bring himself to kill him.
But if the fate of the world rests entirely on the two of us, then I guess we have no choice but to work together. With hatred and protection tangled up, the truth shrouded in mystery, and the lofty Primordial Tree waiting for something, what will happen? This is a story about the truth of the world, fates gone awry, and two sworn enemies who love and fight each other. Angsty at first, then sweet. There are lots of supporting characters, so it’s halfway to an ensemble cast, with plenty of couples of all kinds.
I stayed up all night and finished reading it. The story developed so smoothly, and it's not like they don't talk a lot. They explained very reasonably why they couldn't resolve their misunderstandings. Qing Shuiwen doesn't feel that the mutual aggression is particularly prominent, but the character can indeed be seen. Qi is a control freak and has a strong desire for control. If he is determined, he will go to the dark side. There's a lot I want to say, but reading it in one sitting has exhausted all my energy and energy, and I'm feeling dizzy typing. I'll write what I want to add when I think of it.
Oh my god, the writing is so great 😳, it's so good that a tomato can't match it. As mentioned in the introduction, the truth is complicated and confusing. I worked with Yun Zhao to clear away one layer of the fog, but it turned out that there was another layer. Fortunately, I still have a God's perspective. At first, when I saw what Xing Ran did, I thought he was a bit selfish; when I saw what Xiao Xing Ran did to Xiao Yunzhao, and I replaced him with Yun Zhao, I couldn't help but worry that this should not be forgiven, why is HE? Fortunately, I read the novel, and I kept thinking about the small details in my mind. I also felt that what Xing Ran did was the most appropriate choice for him at the time, and he shouldered a lot. I like the two protagonists so much, and I also like the supporting characters in the article. I feel that they are so vivid and complete people (I don't know what I am talking about). Everyone is the protagonist in their own world. Gee, how did I like so many characters in one book. I don't know why there are so few people, but I strongly recommend it anyway.
I quit a few times because of their misunderstandings, but the author is very gentle. I hope that new readers will be patient in the future. It's really okay. Can Xie Tianying be resurrected? Isn't living in memory the meaning of resurrection? 😢😢😢
The setting is quite fresh
It looks good. Xiao Qi's childhood was too miserable. ꒦ິ^꒦ິ