[Sharp-Tongued but Soft-Hearted Flirty Empress vs. Yandere Puppy Immortal Venerable + Female Master, Male Disciple]
The despised and rejected Imperial Princess of the Ghost Realm, Tang Xijiu, died twice in a carefree fashion.
That's right, twice.
The first time, she didn't drink Granny Meng's soup and became a ghost. The second time, her soul dispersed and her bones were ground to dust.
She thought she'd done her part and could retire. Surely her successors were relieved, and would sing the praises of her "achievements" for years to come. Wasn't that the same as going down in history?
Dream on.
Five hundred years later, she somehow married a dead man and, while she was at it, recruited two little cabbage-like immortals to be the flower children.
Tang Xijiu: Not a bad setup. Worshiped by heavenly immortals above and ghosts below. What a shame.
The little cabbages: ?
Tang Xijiu: (A tiny paper figure flies out of her hand.) I'm the ghost they worship.
The little cabbages think to themselves: It's great having a powerful person carry us, but... are we the bait?
She only meant to sit back and watch the show, but ended up solving a mysterious case involving a pair of evil spirits, one dressed for a wedding and one for a funeral. Then she got lost, wandered into a forbidden area, and encountered a sickly Immortal Venerable wearing a veiled hat.
She grips him by the throat and probes inside his body.
He opens his eyes and looks at her through the beaded curtain. Purple butterfly-like patterns float in his pale green irises.
She freezes.
After five hundred years, her disciple, who had betrayed their sect, is still alive.
And he looks like he's about to die.
She's strong enough not to need anyone's protection, but he's willing to hold up her mortal world with his life.
He waited five hundred years, only for the first thing his master did upon returning to be grab him by the throat.
#The Queen of the Underworld Picks Up an Immortal Venerable Who Wants to Die
#My Disciple Plots to Die for Me Every Day
Nan Zhuiyi: Master, I wasn't pretending. I really can't beat you.
The Chinese horror and suspense theme is a bit brain-burning, but the writing is very good, so you need to use your brain to read it. The author's rhythm and all aspects of writing are very stable. It is a work worth reading. First of all, there is nothing to say about the character of the heroine. It is a really attractive character. Also, those who like to read micro-horror and suspense stories are in luck. The red and white double evil case in it may be a bit difficult to understand at first, but after reading the latter, you will feel that the author has bought a lot of foreshadowing. Then there is the character of a real strong woman. There is nothing to say about the character of the male protagonist. Anyway, it is just a rush.