First loves for both leads｜Both are powerful, with the heroine stronger｜Updated daily (Volume 2 complete, Volume 3 ongoing)
Cool, domineering, highly skilled young female city lord X lively, talkative righteous young swordsman who’s the brains of the operation
The city lord of Shiyou, Yun Yao, only had to show a fraction of her strength to crush the top expert of the Demonic Sect. In the eyes of the martial world, she went from a pitiable orphan who drew suspicion and sympathy to someone feared by both orthodox and demonic factions.
From then on, Yun Yao earned a reputation throughout the martial world as a young woman who was ruthless, cold-hearted, and quick to take revenge.
Yet just as everyone waited to see how Yun Yao would get back at the enemies who had taken advantage of her and Shiyou City in the past, she suddenly set off on a leisurely journey through the southern borderlands and northern frontiers with a sickly good-for-nothing in tow?
Onlookers: Where did this pretty-boy fox spirit come from? He’s keeping my queen from taking revenge and uniting the martial world!
Lin Juan, the rumored pretty-boy fox spirit: Is it possible that my Yao Yao only wants revenge and has no intention of taking on that mess in the martial world?
Onlookers: You’re not denying you’re a pretty boy?
Yun Yao, supposedly a foolish ruler blinded by beauty: What’s there to deny? I like his face, after all.
Lin Juan, who had just helped Yun Yao foil a conspiracy and challenge a supreme expert: Yao Yao, are you saying I’m handsome? (pretending to be shy)
A story about childhood sweethearts reuniting after a long separation (caused by the heroine), then joining forces to plot their revenge, while also smashing conspiracies and saving the entire martial world.
The heroine is highly skilled in both martial arts and intellect throughout, and becomes the strongest fighter in the world later on. The hero keeps his wits about him even when he’s lovestruck, and his martial prowess comes into play in Volume 2.
Plot-driven, dual perspectives, high-martial fictional ancient world.
Main couple: no angst, one-on-one romance, faithful to each other, happy ending.
Reader’s Guide:
1. A substantial portion is told from the male lead’s perspective, especially early on! The heroine appears in Chapter 6.
2. Minor characters may be involved in LGBT storylines, which are only briefly mentioned and serve the plot.
Theme: Growth and protection
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The martial arts style is quite difficult to write in Jinjiang, and the audience is not very large. I feel that the names given by the author are all of a good-looking type, but in fact, it is a little difficult to read, and the amount of information in one paragraph is too large and it is not explained clearly.
Then there is the naming aspect. Some of the nicknames and place names are a bit difficult to read, but they look good on the surface. But in fact, I didn't know where to break a sentence in a long paragraph. When reading a novel, you can read ten lines at a glance, and the amount of information you get is very small and you don't need to go back and read it again (this may also be the reason why some people are discouraged)
The last one is about paragraphing. There are too few paragraphs. It is recommended to divide a large paragraph into two or three paragraphs (not a Pomodoro style paragraph for one sentence). Only about two paragraphs on a page are a bit short, and it is quite tiring to read (the above are my little suggestions)
After reading Chapter 20, there are many sects and characters appearing. Apart from the protagonist group, I haven't completely distinguished them yet. However, the plot setting is good and can attract people to follow. Good luck, author~
Hahahahahahaha everyone is having fun
Shaluo is really unkind to others.
Hahahahaha, start making trouble
The Nanli royal family is really stupid and bad
Because the growing environment was so different
The writing is so beautiful, why are so few people reading it? ! !
The martial arts style is quite difficult to write in Jinjiang, and the audience is not very large. I feel that the names given by the author are all of a good-looking type, but in fact, it is a little difficult to read, and the amount of information in one paragraph is too large and it is not explained clearly. Then there is the naming aspect. Some of the nicknames and place names are a bit difficult to read, but they look good on the surface. But in fact, I didn't know where to break a sentence in a long paragraph. When reading a novel, you can read ten lines at a glance, and the amount of information you get is very small and you don't need to go back and read it again (this may also be the reason why some people are discouraged) The last one is about paragraphing. There are too few paragraphs. It is recommended to divide a large paragraph into two or three paragraphs (not a Pomodoro style paragraph for one sentence). Only about two paragraphs on a page are a bit short, and it is quite tiring to read (the above are my little suggestions)
After reading Chapter 20, there are many sects and characters appearing. Apart from the protagonist group, I haven't completely distinguished them yet. However, the plot setting is good and can attract people to follow. Good luck, author~
Hahahahahahaha everyone is having fun
Shaluo is really unkind to others.
Hahahahaha, start making trouble
The Nanli royal family is really stupid and bad
Because the growing environment was so different
The writing is so beautiful, why are so few people reading it? ! !
This is bullying an honest person
Is Yun Ji really dead? !