Synopsis: A flower is inexplicably struck by Taotie's lightning tribulation and sent to an ancient matriarchal society. On the Grudge Ghost Road, full of ghosts, she cultivates three acres of fertile land, diligently supports her family, and occasionally teases her own long-haired dog. While farming, she also gets to know the ghosts on the road, so life won't get too boring.
But then, one day, a man as beautiful as a celestial being suddenly shows up with a child and demands that she take responsibility?!!! Her eyes go wide. What did she do to him? Where did the child come from?!
Then the red-clad, wickedly charming male ghost on the Grudge Ghost Road also shamelessly insists on becoming her husband. No way, she doesn't like keeping ghosts. The living and the dead belong to different worlds!
"Of course I can't stand by and watch the child I raised with my own hands go off with someone else." - Her designated male lead, her junior martial uncle.
"I'd gotten used to this dull imprisonment, but then that girl brought me light. I won't let you leave without taking responsibility, you know." - The wickedly charming red-clad ghost, Qing Feng.
"You brat, I'm a ferocious beast! An ancient ferocious beast! Not a long-haired dog!" - The ancient ferocious beast, Taotie.
Ending explained: The Celestial Emperor went after the female lead's junior martial uncle. Enraged, the female lead killed the Celestial Emperor, dying along with him. Her junior martial uncle then overthrew the Heavenly Court and became the new Celestial Emperor, slowly changing this unfair world according to her wishes. He found the female lead after she was reborn in the modern world and raised her by his side from childhood. Qing Feng was also reborn. (The ending and other details are explained in Chapter 68 of The Ghost King's Daily Tree-Raising. If anything is unclear, you can go read it there.)
Completed romance: My Lord, I Am Not a Sleeve-Cutter. A doting prince and a crazy county magistrate disguised as a man.
Ongoing danmei: The Ghost King's Daily Tree-Raising. An immortal ghost king gong and an innocent, bashful, adorable-kiddo shou.
Theme: Diligently farm the land, conscientiously gather ghosts.
People have human nature, and ghosts have their own human nature. It's just that you don't know whether you are a human or a ghost.
I don't understand. The people in the brothel are women, and the people in the casino are also women. Is it the female protagonist or the male protagonist? The preface of the narrative does not match the follower.
Ahhhh, I can't understand the ending!!!
'It's a bit strange. Is this a world dominated by women or a world dominated by men? One moment it's a strong woman, and the next it's a strong man.
Why can't I see updates?
The protagonist started to support the family when she was a few years old. Her sister is so old and she always points to her to support her. Her brother is one year older than when she started to support the family but he is held in his arms all day long. This means that her father does not regard her as a human being. This setting,
The heroine has a mental problem and is a masochist
Messy and hard to understand
Since the heroine is capable, I don't understand why the heroine endures it and doesn't persuade her father to leave? Even if she leaves, it will be good for her father. Since the heroine is capable and has no blood relationship with her stepmother, she can leave before reclaiming the land. It is estimated that her stepmother hopes that the heroine can start a household alone as soon as possible. If the heroine's father refuses to leave, it would be better for the heroine to reclaim land to support her father after establishing a household than now. It would not be like now when the heroine and her father could not even eat a few bites of the food they grew on their own land. They were also accused of being freeloaders and were beaten and scolded at every turn. There are many ways to improve life. The heroine has actually lived for hundreds of years, but there is no doubt that she and her father are in the worst situation now at her stepmother's family.
I don't understand how they see it. I really can't see where the heroine is. This article is very interesting. I like it.