I, the Emperor of Heaven, Come Down to Earth to Find a Wife

[Suspense Perspective + Declaration of the Strong] She is the only remaining "Kunze" in the world. She possesses a treasure, but is regarded as a disaster star, struggling to survive in a desperate situation. He is the most mysterious dandy young master in the sect. His cultivation level is mediocre, but he can always protect her in critical moments. When everyone wanted to take her away, he finally stopped hiding and took one step forward, sweeping the three realms with divine power. He looked at the sky full of immortals and demons, and said calmly: "I'll give you two choices. One, get out. Two, I'll send you out. It's a sin for you to look at my people." Dual-line narrative sense: Cut from the perspectives of "her" and "him" to quickly outline the plight of the heroine and the mystery of the hero, creating suspense. Progressive cool points: From the secret protection of "always protecting her" to the explosion of strength of "divine power sweeping through the three realms", the emotions progressed layer by layer, and finally the climax was detonated with an extremely pretentious line. Classic pretentious sentence patterns: "I'll give you two choices" and "It's a sin to look at it" are popular sentence patterns that have been tested by the market. They can instantly ignite readers' excitement and make people eager to see how the male protagonist crushes the audience.