Tags
- ThemeCultivation
- POVDual POV
- Age18+
- Ancient Fantasy
- Angst
- Love-Hate Relationship
- Power Couple
Synopsis
Above the nine heavens, there is a divine king, whose white clothes are as white as snow. He is in charge of the laws of the three realms. His heart is as cold as jade, and he never shows any partiality. The world respected him and feared him, but no one knew that there was once a surging demonic energy reflected in those waveless eyes. Under the Nine Netherworld, there is a demon king, whose robe is as black as night. He can burn mountains and fill the sea with a single thought. He is unruly and untamable. He is incompatible with the right path from birth. The world fears her and hates her, but no one knows that beneath that arrogance, there is a softness that even he dares not touch. They are the two poles of heaven and earth, light and darkness, good and evil, natural and mortal enemies. In the first confrontation, his sword was as bright as snow, and her demonic energy surged. It was supposed to be a life-and-death fight, but in each other's eyes, they saw a hint of something strange that even they themselves dared not admit. The subsequent encounters were always in a deserted place. On the top of the sea of clouds, he watched her drinking strong wine alone; under the secluded sky, she silently listened to him playing the zither to purify her heart. He was the first person who didn't ask about her good or evil, but only asked if she was tired; she was the first person who was not afraid of his majesty and dared to warm the coldness in his heart. They all understand that this tit-for-tat confrontation has already created a deep-seated relationship. But the shackles of good and evil and the laws of heaven are like an invisible net, trapping them tightly. They love each other secretly, turning their backs on the world and fate, thinking that as long as they are firm enough, they can break through everything. He promised her that when the three realms were stabilized, he would give up his position as a divine king and live in seclusion with her in the mountains and forests, without caring about worldly affairs. She agreed to him, and if he was willing, she would abandon the Demon Lord's throne, stay away from disputes with him, and live together in the ordinary world. But the world is unkind and will never be easily accomplished. When the verdict comes, when the eyes of all beings in the three realms focus on them, and when the boundary between good and evil is drawn again, how should they make a choice? Should I protect the world or my sweetheart? Is it following the way of heaven or going against destiny? No one knows the answer. All I know is that on that day, the sky thundered and the sea of clouds boiled. All living beings in the three realms are waiting, and all the demons in the Nine Netherworld are waiting, and they are also waiting for an ending. Intention: Everyone in the world is divided into good and evil, the way of heaven only deals with rules, but the heart is never divided between gods and demons, and deep love has nothing to do with right or wrong. When I write about the Nine Heavens Divine Lord and the Nine Nether Demon Lord, I just want to write about two people who are trapped by their identities and fates. They get a glimpse of their true feelings in the tit-for-tat confrontation, and they secretly stay together despite the intolerance of the world. They are each other's only confidants and incompatible lovers. The title of the book "Unfortunately Meets the Right Person" means that the most sympathetic and compatible person in the world is not transformed by heaven and earth, and is not fulfilled by fate. What I want to talk about is never the simple love between gods and demons, but the heartbeat of knowing that you can't do it, and the deep love that you know you can't ask for, but you want it. Even if the world does not allow us to cross the border, I am still willing to be one person and defy fate once and keep my sincerity. I don't care about the ending of this relationship, but I have no regrets.