Offering My Rotten Heart to the Immortal Venerable

Chu Wujiao is a rotten man known to all, an infamous demon.

He killed his righteous, noble senior brother, blew up the Ascension Gate, and extinguished the hope of ascending that had lasted for ten thousand years.

As the storyteller put it: "This fiend was guilty of every evil under the sun. His soul scattered into oblivion, and good riddance!"

A wisp of Chu Wujiao's spirit drifts through the world. To his surprise, the senior brother he killed with his own hands has been reborn and stands before him once more.

The gentle, jade-like youth treasures him, an "elder" now dwelling inside a puppet.

So Chu Wujiao acts weak while coolly plotting how to use his dear senior brother one more time.

But things slowly slip out of his control.

The youth's casual sword stroke carries the fierce frost and wind of their past life.

When he turns to look at an old acquaintance, his eyes hold an obsession that even reincarnation could not erase.

When the youth takes a fatal blow for him and holds him tight with a bloodied arm, then presses a kiss tainted with the scent of blood to his ear...

Chu Wujiao finally realizes something is wrong.

The depths in the youth's eyes are familiar from his past life, but his voice is so gentle it sends a chill down Chu Wujiao's spine:

"Junior brother, you still look so beautiful when you lie."

"But the debts from our past life must be settled, one by one, properly."

[Reader's Guide]

Possessive, jealous black-bellied gong (Yan Ci) x beautiful, scheming green-tea shou who appears innocent but is actually calculating (Chu Wujiao)

The shou is a true, career-obsessed madman. The only conscience he has belongs to the gong.

Here's a recommendation for my next novel, How to Raise a Monster (also known as My Wife Was Gone After I Faked My Death)

CP: Fun-loving, mad fake-human shou x cold, hypocritical commander gong

Gong's perspective:

How do you raise a little monster?

Take him from the laboratory when he's young, give him all the love and care in the world, then fake your death and disappear just as he finally learns to love you.

You think he'll only be sad for a while.

You think you'll still have time to apologize.

But he dies taking revenge for you.

Shou's perspective:

How is a monster tamed?

With love, and with a muzzle.

Would a monster die for his commander?

Ji Ye only has an answer when the day Si Chen makes the ultimate sacrifice arrives.

Sadly, it is only at the end of his life, battered and bruised, that Ji Ye finally realizes the truth too late:

Si Chen only faked his death. The only one who truly died was Ji Ye, the inhuman creature everyone would condemn.

It turns out his commander never trusted him, let alone gave him even a little of the sincere affection he'd secretly hoped for.

For the first time, the fun-loving Ji Ye becomes the butt of his own joke. He claps his hands and laughs, beside himself with amusement.

As he laughs, he sheds a tear for the first time. For the first time, he hates that he's been tamed into something so much like a human.

For the first time, he learns that love feels like this: it burns through your bones and scorches your heart.

When he "wakes up" again, he's lost all his memories and happily wanders the world.

Si Chen finds him. In those eyes that have always indulged him lies a deep well of obsession and pain he can't understand.

But it's all too late. Ji Ye has long forgotten what "love" means, and can only think that the person before him is very interesting.

He smiles and whispers in Si Chen's ear:

"Commander Si, I hear the Paranormal Affairs Bureau has been hunting creatures like me."

"If I can never become 'human,' will you kill me or let me go?"

Coming soon:

My Little Bunny's Going to Box and Keep You: Possessive, mad demon king x fiery, sweet bunny spirit

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Theme: Take responsibility for the lives of all the people