I Was Super Powerful in My Past Life

Luo Huan was a gifted Feather God, invited to study in the Celestial Realm. But a friend schemed against her, and she nearly ended up being refined into a medicinal ingredient to help the Phoenix princess grow stronger. Though she managed to escape, she was still ostracized and suppressed. At the birthday banquet for the young crown prince of the Celestial Realm, she was cast down to the mortal world to suffer the trials of reincarnation. When she opened her eyes again, she discovered that the crown prince, who had been born just a thousand years ago and was over a thousand years younger than her, had been her husband in the mortal world in her previous life? And supposedly... she had even gotten him killed in her last life?! Reading Guide: 1. The story is told in first person at the beginning, then switches to third person once her memories return. 2. The leads are still both virgins. 3. The male lead is absurdly possessive and cruel, a kind of arrogant celestial noble who sees all living beings as ants and has a very strange way of thinking. He has no redeeming qualities except that he loves the female lead. (Which is why she killed him in her last life to prove her Dao.) Next up: The Duke's Sister. Please add it to your favorites! A young, powerful duke x his (fake) illegitimate younger sister. A cool and arrogant brother with impeccable morals and a sister complex x a scheming, coquettish man-eating flower. The young Duke Augusta has won countless military honors and holds a high position. He is an idol to many young men in the city and the dream lover of many noblewomen. Only he knows how deeply sinful he is. At some point, he developed unspeakable, forbidden feelings for his beautiful mixed-blood illegitimate younger sister. “She was born a viper, clinging to an oak. Her gleaming fangs were like pearls, and her ambitious eyes watched the one plump, sweet apple in the estate.” “But that was exactly what he had hoped for from her.” Bone of my bone, blood of my blood. Theme: Who says we have no clothes? We will share our robes.