[A socially anxious chatterbox blind girl x a cold, gloomy snake demon]
At twelve, Zhiqin transmigrates into Dance of the Phoenix Across the Heavens, becoming a blind, incidental character who doesn’t even exist in the original story. Hoping to cure her eyes, she clings to the heroine, Feng Jiuchi, and successfully joins the greatest immortal sect.
She thinks she’s about to enjoy the kind of life where everything goes her way. But at the apprenticeship ceremony, Dongjun Qingshang, the aloof, ascetic master who hasn’t taken a disciple in three hundred years, publicly singles her out, a good-for-nothing of the third rank.
His reason is: “…”
But as soon as she arrives at Mount Dongji, Zhiqin realizes something is wrong. Her master’s hands are as cold as a corpse’s, and his true form is a massive, gloomy black serpent!
After accidentally entering a side hall late at night, she’s lifted off the ground with a serpent’s tail cinched around her waist. Zhiqin bursts into tears on the spot. “Master, I’m really afraid of snakes!”
The murderous intent that had been surging through her master a moment earlier vanishes, and his tail freezes at the sound of her tearful plea: “Afraid.”
From then on, Zhiqin’s daily life is a balancing act: she begs for her life with cute antics while walking a tightrope beside this gloomy lunatic.
Her master wants to kill her, yet can’t help protecting her.
He wants to keep his distance, but his tail winds around her waist. “Run again and I’ll eat you.”
@COUNTDOWN TO THREE HUNDRED YEARS Big, are the two heroines the heroine and her master, or are they two heroines in addition to the heroine Feng and the master? Although Feng is not bad, I still want to see the heroine and her master 😄 Feng fights with soy sauce.
Excellent work. It's definitely not an AI creation because the author made some typos ( ), but the overall flaws are not hidden. I look forward to the subsequent plot development.
It's not bad, but I feel like the cold war between the two wasn't cruel enough. So is it stand-in literature or is the protagonist pretending to be a stand-in?
It's beautiful [admiration] but not many people see it
I originally thought it would be a cliche plot, where one of the people would give in, but I didn't expect Zhiqin to be tough, which was beyond my expectation.
Not bad, it looks like
Look good, look good
It's beautiful, but why is there no one there? Will the master follow him to the real world later?
It can be very beautiful. The author's description is very detailed and okay😍😍😍