Once the greatest War God of the Three Realms, she is reborn into the hands of four disciples who have long since turned dark, all because of a misunderstanding that she had “used and abandoned” them. Reborn a thousand years later, she is now a good-for-nothing, while the four disciples she once “abandoned” have become mighty figures of the Three Realms, each a deranged, corrupted obsessive determined to imprison and torment her.
It’s hell from the start, but fortunately, she awakens the [Pain-Sharing System]: when the male leads get hurt, she feels their pain; when they fall for her, she regains her cultivation!
To stay alive, the usually aloof her has no choice but to go into full dramatic-actress mode. The deranged Demon Lord hurts himself to force a confession? She tearfully kisses him. “Don’t hurt yourself. It breaks my heart.” (Actually, she’s in too much pain herself.) The aloof Sword Immortal wants to destroy their token of love? She clings to his leg. “If the sword breaks, I’ll die too. Could you really do that?” (Because her heart is literally aching.) The male leads stare in shock. So their master really does care about them!
Later, the truth comes out. When they learn that she died protecting them from the world-ending calamity all those years ago, they all lose their minds with remorse. The Demon Lord kneels without rising, the Sword Immortal destroys his own Dao heart, and the Demon Emperor plucks out his scales in atonement. All they want is for her to turn back to them. But Shen Liuli, restored to the peak of her powers, sits high upon her divine throne and looks down at them coldly. “I’m sorry, but I now cultivate the Path of Ruthlessness. You may all leave.”
The author writes really well, so why is nobody reading it? It has satisfying moments and isn't drawn out at all, unlike other novels that drag on and on, with a single farewell taking four or five chapters. In short, this book is excellent, and the character names the author chose are also quite nice. 🥰
I think this book is quite good; it has exciting moments and doesn't drag on. The characters are also well-developed. It's just that not many people have read it yet. Keep up the good work, author! I believe your writing will be seen by more people.
It was quite good, so why did the author end it so abruptly? Sigh.