The purpose of Xiao Mo writing this story is to give every character in Gu Jian a Happy End!
So if you want an HE, feel free to click in.
There is some angst in the middle, so proceed with caution if that's not your thing.
This is based on the TV series, so don't read if you dislike that.
The story pairs the heroine with Shaogong, so don't read if you dislike that.
The heroine is saintly in the early chapters and turns dark later, so don't read if you dislike that.
Yu Ranwu, the reincarnation of Xunfang, happens upon Shaogong's Zhulong Scale. Through it, she transmigrates through time and arrives at Shaogong's side. But will Xunfang, now reincarnated, still be the same Xunfang as before? What choice will Shaogong make? Will he simply cherish the person before him, or continue down the dark path, seeking a way to return from the dead?
Before Xunfang died, she said, "Shaogong, in this life, you killed the innocent and slaughtered the common people for me and Penglai. In the next life, let me, for your sake, become someone the heavens and earth cannot accept!"
Ranwu: Shaogong, if you have the compassion of a healer, then I will show mercy to all living things. If you become a murderous demon, I'll join you in wiping out all life!
Core idea:
Your sister! Although I am a protagonist fan, I really don't like the heroine... But I don't hate it either... Your sister, this is the most annoying Haofa! If the author writes a sequel, then Shao Gong should still like Zhen Xunfang and not like the heroine at all. Otherwise, wouldn't Shao Gong's infatuation in this article be too ridiculous? Although I feel sorry for the heroine, I still ask the heroine to continue to work hard! But can the author make Zhen Xunfang the real heroine in the sequel? Otherwise, I will be really miserable.
I will never read your articles again. You are simply deceiving us.
It is said that the author's introduction at the beginning is: Yu Ranwu, the reincarnation of Xunfang, obtained Shaogong's Candle Dragon Scale by chance. Through it, he traveled through time and space and came to Shao Gong's side.
However, will the reincarnated Xunfang still be the original Xunfang? What choice will Shao Gong make about this? Should he simply take pity on the person in front of him, or should he continue to go dark and seek a way to return from the dead?
Are you cheating on me with this ending? Didn't you have an outline for writing the article? Is this the result of you feeling halfway through, "Oh, I don't want to write anymore, just give up on a random ending?" Have you ever thought about us readers who have had such a hard time following your article? The more you read, the more tired you become.
The above summary is that the author is not responsible and likes to write about mistresses. Conclusion Qiong Yao Blackened II
I have been following your article for such a long time. I am so disappointed. I really want to change your ending. I changed it from the finale chapter to yours.
After watching it, I really feel very subtle inside
It was just the first time I read a novel that disappointed me the most. It was because the synopsis said that Shao Gong was a prostitute, so it was like a trap. The character of the heroine was pretty good in the early stage, but later on... The more I read, the more I wanted to ask the author, how much do you hate the heroine? How much do you hate the heroine? How much do you hate the heroine? You can turn the so-called heroine into a mistress, and Shao Gong doesn't like her at all, and is even disgusting and disgusted with her. How can this be called prostitution with Shao Gong? I really don't dare to read your articles anymore. It's too scary. You succeeded in letting me see a shameless mistress who is constantly seeking death, but she is not a mistress at all, because Shao Gong didn't like her at all from the beginning to the end. I'm really convinced by you. I wasted so much time to pursue the article, just to see how Ran Wu chased Shao Gong in the end, but this amazing turn of events... I can't bear the debt because of my glassy heart.
It was just the first time I read a novel that disappointed me the most. It was because the synopsis said that Shao Gong was a prostitute, so it was like a trap. The character of the heroine was pretty good in the early stage, but later on... The more I read, the more I wanted to ask the author, how much do you hate the heroine? How much do you hate the heroine? How much do you hate the heroine? You can turn the so-called heroine into a mistress, and Shao Gong doesn't like her at all, and is even disgusting and disgusted with her. How can this be called prostitution with Shao Gong? I really don't dare to read your articles anymore. It's too scary. You succeeded in letting me see a shameless mistress who is constantly seeking death, but she is not a mistress at all, because Shao Gong didn't like her at all from the beginning to the end. I'm really convinced by you. I wasted so much time to pursue the article, just to see how Ran Wu chased Shao Gong in the end, but this amazing turn of events... I can't bear the debt because of my glassy heart.
Is the new article going to tear down Gong Xun? ?
Does the author want the heroine to be a mistress all the way? After reading so many articles, this is the first time that the heroine was criticized by the author. I don't know what the author wants to express. The more I look at it, the less interesting it becomes, so I'd better give it up! |(-_-)|
I used to like Ranwu very much, but after reincarnation, Ranwu disgusted me. I don't know if Xinwen is with Ranwu and the boss or if Yifang is with the boss. I hope it's the latter. I have never seen such a person before. I feel really disgusted.
Your sister! Although I am a protagonist fan, I really don't like the heroine... But I don't hate it either... Your sister, this is the most annoying Haofa! If the author writes a sequel, then Shao Gong should still like Zhen Xunfang and not like the heroine at all. Otherwise, wouldn't Shao Gong's infatuation in this article be too ridiculous? Although I feel sorry for the heroine, I still ask the heroine to continue to work hard! But can the author make Zhen Xunfang the real heroine in the sequel? Otherwise, I will be really miserable.
I will never read your articles again. You are simply deceiving us.
It is said that the author's introduction at the beginning is: Yu Ranwu, the reincarnation of Xunfang, obtained Shaogong's Candle Dragon Scale by chance. Through it, he traveled through time and space and came to Shao Gong's side. However, will the reincarnated Xunfang still be the original Xunfang? What choice will Shao Gong make about this? Should he simply take pity on the person in front of him, or should he continue to go dark and seek a way to return from the dead? Are you cheating on me with this ending? Didn't you have an outline for writing the article? Is this the result of you feeling halfway through, "Oh, I don't want to write anymore, just give up on a random ending?" Have you ever thought about us readers who have had such a hard time following your article? The more you read, the more tired you become. The above summary is that the author is not responsible and likes to write about mistresses. Conclusion Qiong Yao Blackened II
I have been following your article for such a long time. I am so disappointed. I really want to change your ending. I changed it from the finale chapter to yours.
After watching it, I really feel very subtle inside
It was just the first time I read a novel that disappointed me the most. It was because the synopsis said that Shao Gong was a prostitute, so it was like a trap. The character of the heroine was pretty good in the early stage, but later on... The more I read, the more I wanted to ask the author, how much do you hate the heroine? How much do you hate the heroine? How much do you hate the heroine? You can turn the so-called heroine into a mistress, and Shao Gong doesn't like her at all, and is even disgusting and disgusted with her. How can this be called prostitution with Shao Gong? I really don't dare to read your articles anymore. It's too scary. You succeeded in letting me see a shameless mistress who is constantly seeking death, but she is not a mistress at all, because Shao Gong didn't like her at all from the beginning to the end. I'm really convinced by you. I wasted so much time to pursue the article, just to see how Ran Wu chased Shao Gong in the end, but this amazing turn of events... I can't bear the debt because of my glassy heart.
It was just the first time I read a novel that disappointed me the most. It was because the synopsis said that Shao Gong was a prostitute, so it was like a trap. The character of the heroine was pretty good in the early stage, but later on... The more I read, the more I wanted to ask the author, how much do you hate the heroine? How much do you hate the heroine? How much do you hate the heroine? You can turn the so-called heroine into a mistress, and Shao Gong doesn't like her at all, and is even disgusting and disgusted with her. How can this be called prostitution with Shao Gong? I really don't dare to read your articles anymore. It's too scary. You succeeded in letting me see a shameless mistress who is constantly seeking death, but she is not a mistress at all, because Shao Gong didn't like her at all from the beginning to the end. I'm really convinced by you. I wasted so much time to pursue the article, just to see how Ran Wu chased Shao Gong in the end, but this amazing turn of events... I can't bear the debt because of my glassy heart.
Is the new article going to tear down Gong Xun? ?
Does the author want the heroine to be a mistress all the way? After reading so many articles, this is the first time that the heroine was criticized by the author. I don't know what the author wants to express. The more I look at it, the less interesting it becomes, so I'd better give it up! |(-_-)|
I used to like Ranwu very much, but after reincarnation, Ranwu disgusted me. I don't know if Xinwen is with Ranwu and the boss or if Yifang is with the boss. I hope it's the latter. I have never seen such a person before. I feel really disgusted.