Yan Han is as proud and stubborn as a scholar. So even though he knows Qin Lang is destined to become a force to be reckoned with, Yan Han has no intention of sucking up to him. But with one cast as the protagonist and the other as a disposable side character, he cannot avoid crossing paths with Qin Lang. He only wanted it to be a brief encounter, but fate had other plans. Meeting is easy; parting is hard. Could fate really be as simple as a few twists and turns...?
Main pairing: Qin Lang x Yan Han. An impulsive, immature, chuunibyou-type top who matures into a wise, cool-headed, aloof man x a bottom who is upright yet wicked, and obsessive.
Side pairing: Gu Ning x Yan Nuo. An ambitious, scheming top x a gentle, obedient bottom who grows slowly.
A few notes: 1. No Mary Sue types, no fussy, idiotic bottoms, no brainless tops who dote on their weak wives, and no love-above-all-else setups. If that's your taste, please drop the novel.
2. I believe fortune and misfortune go hand in hand, and every gain comes with a loss. So the protagonists' golden fingers come with a dark side, but I won't be an evil stepmother or make them suffer just for the sake of it. If you like stories with overpowered golden fingers and easy wins, please drop the novel.
3. I believe people are complex and changeable, and that they grow and change with age and experience. I refuse to make characters one-dimensional. I'll do my best to make them feel real. Whether genius or fool, people should act differently at different ages, so please pay attention to the ages given.
4. This is a beginner's practice novel, written to tell the story I want to tell. Please forgive the rough, immature writing, dear readers. I will do my best to keep the characters in character. If their words or actions seem out of place, please don't hesitate to let me know.
Special note: The cultivation setting in this novel is largely based on Wen Jing by Jianfei Zhuanjia!!!
Hand-drawn map, so awesome! But I don't know who drew the map... Sorry I know there is a software called incarnate that can make maps. Would you like to try it? After reading the introduction about it, you can set up terrain plant castles and the like, but the style of painting seems a bit western fantasy.
There are so many settings in this chapter, I like it Does the Sword Sect Xuanmen here belong to the same family? I think it is incredible that in this situation of the separation of the three countries, one country has only one sentence about the situation of the other country. When there are monks, there should not be a situation where the two sides have no communication due to the difficult and long journey, right? Is there another mystery inside?
Well written, keep it up! However, there seems to be a problem with the setting of the laws. The creation of the world in Wenjing is based on the understanding of the laws by the powerful, but they are all based on the nine laws of heaven and man, especially the law of Taixu, which cannot be destroyed by the Yuanshi Demon Lord... Therefore, what is said in this chapter [the laws established at that time have been completely erased from heaven and earth] seems impossible based on the world view of Wenjing
The author's writing style is very good and the plot is closely connected. I like it so much!
How long will it take to fill this hole? You won't give up, right? D(?д??)
How long will it take to fill this hole? You won't give up, right? D(?д??)
QAQ typesetting hurts my eyes
Change of mind does not depend on one person, so why does the protagonist have to put pressure on himself? And what about Gongjun? Not out yet
Every time I see those time-traveling protagonists not cultivating themselves to protect themselves, they really think that it is still a legal society, and then they hug each other, haha, you look disgusted.
The author, I would like to sincerely express my opinion. I can't stand Gong anymore and more. I don't know what the author wants to express about Gong, but what the author writes about Gong makes me feel that he is a very self-centered and selfish person. He uttered evil words in the hospital. Although it is understandable, he does not reflect on himself but puts all the blame on others. It should be noted that Yan Han had good intentions in saving him, and it was his duty not to save him. Why did he think that he was a bigger face? He thinks that Yan Han is a villain, and what kind of gentleman is he who judges a gentleman's belly with a villain's heart? Moreover, he is biased in his opinions, stubborn in his own opinions, and his IQ is really below the normal level. He, a commoner with a low status and low cultivation level, dared to openly provoke the young city lord who had a higher cultivation level than him. Why did he think that they would not kill him? To be honest, I have read a lot of articles. The male protagonist in them will not be humble compared to those who have higher cultivation level, but he will try not to offend. Even if he wants to kill someone, he must be fully prepared and at least have some backup. In contrast, I don't want to talk about his IQ and character. I have said so much not to express my opinion on the author, but to express my opinion.