A girl living alone in the city,
a spirit insect that inherited the legacy of a cultivation world,
a magical space brimming with spiritual energy,
a heartwarming story about longing for a happy life.
This is the story of a city girl who, by chance, is recognized as its master by a spirit insect from the cultivation world, and goes on to live a happy life with it by her side.
The girl is happy, the insect is well-read, and what about the animals? They're all a little eccentric. Chickens and ducks form an army, monkeys work as nannies. And you, parrot, could you please stop chattering?
A girl who isn't interested in cultivation but loves life is manipulated by a troublesome insect, step by step onto the path to becoming strong...
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Starting with Chapter 62, "A Show of Skill," the story will be switched to paid access retroactively. Only one chapter will be made paid, so please, please don't purchase it again if you've already read it. Thank you for your cooperation! I'm very sorry if you do end up paying twice. Please show some mercy and don't pirate the story. You can wait until I've finished the whole thing before pirating it. It's really not easy for online writers to make a living. I earn only 2 cents for every 1,000 characters I write. Please respect the author's hard work! Many thanks!
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After so many years, I was obviously very happy to comment when I was following the article. I didn't expect that after the completion, the comments later became so chaotic that I probably won't be able to wait for the second part in my lifetime. It's a pity that this article was still at the forefront of space literature in JJ at that time.
I beg the author to finish writing Darkness and don't give up. I watched Darkness in sixth grade and have been working for 5 years now. I only have this obsession...
The long-awaited second part
The second time I read it, this time I suddenly felt that it was a rogue story. Jun Mo felt the same way and so on. It was too shocking, and there was also a new world at the end. It made me think that Junzhe's uncle and nephew had ulterior motives and did not take the heroine seriously. They wanted to be the lord, and the heroine was just their puppet, because the heroine's brains would definitely not be able to defeat them. Later on, they actually began to slowly control the heroine, under the guise of doing good for the heroine!
The male protagonist is becoming less and less emotional/Is there still this literary trap? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?
No way, it's over now, the end of Feng Yu? I think it sucks!
I hope you can come back and write the second part. Come on
Wow, it's beautiful. Why is it gone? Will it ever come out again?
When will the second part be released?
Well, I feel the same way. The heroine is low-key and cool, and the male protagonist is also very vivid. But when it comes to this, it's not bad. Let's take the establishment of a new space as an example. I think that for the heroine, the space should be a world that belongs entirely to her, her paradise. There are no intrigues or disputes over interests. When she is tired from the outside world, the space is a bomb shelter where she can temporarily forget all her worries. Even if everyone in the space respects her, what's the point? Do you have to live completely in your own world? Is this kind of life still what she wants? Let's talk about the male protagonist. What Jun Zhe and Jun Mo did later made me feel that they were the ones who wanted to escape from the world, and wanted to establish a puppet country, and they were the kings, just using the female protagonist as an excuse. Well, this is my point of view, don't slap me. I really like the author's writing style in the first part. Although it is fantasy, it doesn't feel exaggerated at all. It is down to earth and very comfortable to read. . . ^^
After so many years, I was obviously very happy to comment when I was following the article. I didn't expect that after the completion, the comments later became so chaotic that I probably won't be able to wait for the second part in my lifetime. It's a pity that this article was still at the forefront of space literature in JJ at that time.
I beg the author to finish writing Darkness and don't give up. I watched Darkness in sixth grade and have been working for 5 years now. I only have this obsession...
The long-awaited second part
The second time I read it, this time I suddenly felt that it was a rogue story. Jun Mo felt the same way and so on. It was too shocking, and there was also a new world at the end. It made me think that Junzhe's uncle and nephew had ulterior motives and did not take the heroine seriously. They wanted to be the lord, and the heroine was just their puppet, because the heroine's brains would definitely not be able to defeat them. Later on, they actually began to slowly control the heroine, under the guise of doing good for the heroine!
The male protagonist is becoming less and less emotional/Is there still this literary trap? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?
No way, it's over now, the end of Feng Yu? I think it sucks!
I hope you can come back and write the second part. Come on
Wow, it's beautiful. Why is it gone? Will it ever come out again?
When will the second part be released?
Well, I feel the same way. The heroine is low-key and cool, and the male protagonist is also very vivid. But when it comes to this, it's not bad. Let's take the establishment of a new space as an example. I think that for the heroine, the space should be a world that belongs entirely to her, her paradise. There are no intrigues or disputes over interests. When she is tired from the outside world, the space is a bomb shelter where she can temporarily forget all her worries. Even if everyone in the space respects her, what's the point? Do you have to live completely in your own world? Is this kind of life still what she wants? Let's talk about the male protagonist. What Jun Zhe and Jun Mo did later made me feel that they were the ones who wanted to escape from the world, and wanted to establish a puppet country, and they were the kings, just using the female protagonist as an excuse. Well, this is my point of view, don't slap me. I really like the author's writing style in the first part. Although it is fantasy, it doesn't feel exaggerated at all. It is down to earth and very comfortable to read. . . ^^