Wu Ye was an ordinary mortal with no spiritual roots, but her mother was the sect leader of the foremost cultivation sect. Her senior brother, Jiang Huai, was a rare genius in Qingxu who cultivated two paths at once.
Her mother wanted to match her with her senior brother. "I think your senior brother is someone you could entrust yourself to. Would you be willing to take him as your Dao companion?"
"No."
Jiang Huai happened to be passing beneath the gallery. He froze when he heard his junior sister say:
"What's so great about being his Dao companion? Senior Brother has no idea how to romance anyone. He's no fun at all. Whoever wants him can have him."
He ought to have been unmoved.
All right, if he wasn't the one, then someone else surely would be.
As long as it was good for his junior sister, he could accept it.
So he secretly picked out a suitable match for Wu Ye and personally brought the two together, helping them find their happy ending.
Yet Jiang Huai always felt that something was wrong.
His heart ached with a strange, indescribable feeling.
Nothing in this world can be had without sacrifice. Since he had chosen one thing, he had to give up another.
He thought this was for the best. He had planned for every contingency, and everything was under control.
Sometimes he felt a pang of regret, but when he saw his junior sister smiling brightly and being close with her match, he felt he had made the right choice.
Later, when he heard of her death, he couldn't believe it and forcibly broke through his seclusion. But he saw her lying in another person's arms, her soul scattering like flakes of snow.
Only then did he realize how terribly wrong he had been.
The setup: The male lead successfully graduates from the Ruthless Dao!
[Remember, money, freedom, and love will all come to you as you grow. May flowers bloom along your path.]
Dedicated to all the readers who have quietly encouraged me. Thank you for your support.
Theme: Where sunlight never reaches, spring still arrives. Though the moss flower is as small as a grain of rice, it still learns to bloom like a peony.
[Spreading flowers] Congratulations on the completion of Lizi 🎆
I have to say that the first half of "Sahua Sahua" reminds me of the feeling of loss when I was a child many years ago when I read the ending while holding the book. Although the process is a bit tortuous, the ending is still happy after all. I hope Wuye and Jianghuai will always be happy in this world. The world that Wang Wuye hopes for will one day appear in front of her, and all her wishes must be fulfilled. Thank you Li Zi for letting me see such a story. I also hope that everything you ask for in the next six months will be yours. You must be happy 😳 scatter flowers [spread flowers] [spread flowers] [spread flowers]
In fact, it is still the case now... Many cannibalistic dogmas and old customs still persecute women under the guise of being good for you... But fortunately, more and more women have gradually realized this and begun to work hard to break free from the shackles to fight for a world of their own. I really hope that one day we can see the emergence of a truly harmonious world 🤔
Thinking of Mr. Lu Xun... The memory of the dead is attacking me
Is it coming to an end? Ww, I'm so reluctant to let go. Which chapter are you planning to start next? I will follow you 😳
Omg this hallucination makes me feel like I'm in the last week 😂
Suffering itself is meaningless... But everyone who has experienced suffering can still survive. It is really not easy to continue walking. Hug Xiao Wuye, hug Qian Wuye, and also the author. You are all amazing people 🤗
Author, every time you write about the male protagonist going crazy, you get so mad that you forget to be cruel, hahaha, it's so enjoyable to read [Spreading Flowers]
[Purple Sugar] I couldn't take it anymore. I laughed to death when I saw this sentence.
200 Years have passed in the human world. Why does the male protagonist say that he has not seen his junior sister for 200 years?