Five-Element Root good-for-nothing × Amnesiac, Emotionless Dao Immortal Venerable
Zhu Yu transmigrates into the cultivation world as a universally acknowledged good-for-nothing, facing hellish difficulty from the start.
She hasn’t eaten in three days and is on the verge of starving to death.
Desperate to survive, she breaks into a secluded courtyard in the mountains and makes herself at home. But when the owner returns, she discovers he is a stunningly handsome man with amnesia.
With death at her heels, Zhu Yu thinks fast and blurts out, “Husband, you’re back!”
To keep up the lie, she’s forced to become a terrible screenwriter, dutifully playing the part of a virtuous wife and teaching him how to make a fire and catch fish as they struggle to survive in the wilderness.
She has no idea that the silly husband she brought home is actually Qingyan, the supreme Immortal Venerable of the cultivation world. To break through the bottleneck of his Emotionless Dao, he erased his own memories and descended into the mortal world to learn what love is.
The first person he saw when he opened his eyes was her. The first thing he heard was, “I’m your wife.”
And so, within the gentle web of lies she spun, the aloof high-and-mighty Immortal Venerable awkwardly learned dependence, trust, and the stirrings of love.
When the Immortal Venerable’s memories return:
He looks down at her coldly. “Who are you?”
She stumbles backward, gripping the sword he left behind, and answers hoarsely, “...You should go.”
After that, he returns to the clouds above while she struggles on through the mud below. Immortal and mortal belong to different worlds. They should have been even.
Until she is trapped in a desperate situation, and the figure who should have forgotten her descends to the mortal realm once more.
#He thought he was undergoing a trial, but he’d already fallen#
#The husband I tricked into marrying me won’t leave me alone#
It's good to watch, keep up the good work. I'm currently at Chapter 39. I think we can give the heroine some opportunities so that she doesn't have to hide all the time and can't help much when she's in danger. Also, let the heroine have more skills. Otherwise, I always feel like I'm relying on the male protagonist. Although the female protagonist is also very good, but with the contrast of the male protagonist, I don't feel very comfortable. The heroine is quite kind and human. If I were human, I would save her. After all, the heroine is not in that world. She has a different point of view. The author is great. I think there can be more emotional lines. I think the way the male and female protagonists get along is a bit weird. It feels close but not too close. Maybe it will get better in the future😁. Let's have more emotional lines! Come on (ฅ•v•ฅ)ﻌﻌﻌ♥️
Before Chapter 135, it was a cultivation story. The female protagonist was focused on her career. The relationship between the male and female protagonists was long-lasting and light. The pace felt a bit slow. After that, the male protagonist's inner demon A Yan appeared and turned into a yandere(?) Prison story in an instant. The forced love brought feelings!!! 🥰 When will the male protagonist appear and compete with A Yan for his wife?
The writing is very good, concise and smooth, and has a strong sense of photography. The heroine has an open-minded character. She travels through a different world and encounters sudden changes. She becomes tough-minded and has both small affection and great love for people and things. The interaction with the male protagonist is very warm. It is different from the exaggerated love in other immortality novels. It is a delicate emotion that trickles down and moistens everything silently. The male protagonist recovered his memory and left, and the female protagonist also let go and learned to cherish herself. Now that I see it, I really like the writing and story. Thank you so much for the author~
It's okay, but practicing fairy writing is a bit boring. I'm either fighting monsters and upgrading, or I'm on the way to defeating monsters and upgrading. The story is about the heroine who traveled to the world of cultivating immortals, and then became an immortal. Then the immortal lost his memory. When they first met, the heroine lied to the immortal that they were husband and wife. Then they spent several years in the mortal world, surviving in the wilderness, and escaping. To be honest, it was a bit boring. Later, the heroine was involved in a lot of things (ps: the heroine is very weak). Because this book is unfinished and there are currently relatively few updated chapters, who can guarantee that this book will not be good in the future, right? It can only be said that the chapters updated so far are just foreshadowing for the subsequent plot development, and what readers want to see is the plot after the "truth", so the early stage is a bit boring, and one star represents expectations for how the subsequent story will develop. [Working on draft]
Personally, I like people who are good in their own right. The male protagonist in the amnesia version and the female protagonist in the beginning live a serious life without being humble or arrogant. They are very good. After the male protagonist regained his memory and became a cold, immortal version of the male protagonist, his character has become flawed for me personally. At this time, it is good for the female protagonist to be beautiful and silently strong. But there are too many life and death crises, and the heroine has no time to be strong. There is also a male protagonist with a demon version. I think as long as the personalities are a little different, they are different people. No matter how the plot changes, the male protagonist has become three different people🤔 The heroine is really unlucky, she is always running for her life, as if anyone in the world can meet her if they can breathe. There are so many mountains and rivers, and there are always bad people. If this is experience, then you should be stronger after the experience, but you are not. The general feeling is that if a person is unlucky, she will always be unlucky. Meeting the amnesiac version of the male protagonist seems to be the only reward for the female protagonist, and after regaining her memory, it becomes a sharp knife stabbing her.
I think it's pretty good-looking, but I think the heroine can be independent and doesn't need the male protagonist Yan. The heroine has been hunted by the sect since the hero recovered his memory, and has been cultivating her useless five spiritual roots. It can also be seen that she is slowly working hard and writing well. Don't care about other people's opinions. Your task is to give this article that has been written a lot to have its own happy ending.
It's a good read. I finally read a book about cultivating immortals that doesn't just talk about golden elixirs and gods. I can see the difficulties and obstacles of cultivating immortals and step on the path of a cultivator step by step. It's so difficult. The male protagonist is really sober and sinking, and he also breeds inner demons to steal his wife. It's good to read. I hope it will be updated soon. I will keep it on my bookshelf [Blow kiss][Blow kiss]
It's good. I think I like forced love. Please give me more forced love. I beg you. Pathological love is so exciting. Let A Yan and the heroine be together. Please. Pathological love is also love. Cheers to the five-star author.
It's so good, two chapters a day is not enough. I'm especially looking forward to the scene where Zhu Yu regains his memory and leaves the Immortal Lord, and the Immortal Lord collapses 😄😄
Apart from the abuse, it was quite enjoyable. I watched it until the end. Looking forward to the update.