Older man, difference in height and build, cool and reserved guiding male lead
Cultivation fanatic, delicate little flower X powerful cultivator, family patriarch
Qu Cunzhen is a prodigy, the youngest and most powerful elder in the Qu family.
His life has been proud and carefree, with everything going his way. The only "little" setback he's ever faced came from his wife.
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Su Suixin: I'm Qu Cunzhen's cultivation furnace. He's a hypocritical, greedy fraud who only looks the part.
Qu Cunzhen: Suixin is my beloved wife. She's bright and gentle, the very embodiment of all that is beautiful in this world.
Su Suixin: He raised me so he could drain my cultivation.
Qu Cunzhen: I raised her with care, then honored our engagement and married her.
Su Suixin: Every few days, he insists we cultivate together, draining most of my cultivation each time.
Qu Cunzhen: Her constitution is unusual, so I used cultivation together as a pretext to step in and protect her. Of course, sharing our souls and exploring the mysteries of the Dao with her is intoxicating too.
Su Suixin: He got me a short sword to keep me happy. It's all frills and no use, and I hate it, but I still have to pretend I'm thrilled.
Qu Cunzhen: I spent half a year refining her life-bound sword and named it "De Yi." Heaven attained the One and became clear; Earth attained the One and became tranquil; all things attained the One and came to life. I have only two wishes in this life: first, that my wife may have her heart's desire; second, that my wife may attain the One. Seeing how much she likes it makes me so happy.
Su Suixin: This is driving me crazy. How much longer do I have to put up with this?
Qu Cunzhen: My love for her grows stronger by the day. I want to be with her forever.
Su Suixin: I can't take it anymore. I stabbed him in the chest with that wretched sword.
Qu Cunzhen: She plunged De Yi into my heart...
Qu Cunzhen: She wants to kill me???
Su Suixin: Why is he looking at me like that???
One-on-one, happy ending
They physically run toward each other
Cultivation fanatic VS wife-spoiling fanatic
Theme: Communication matters
The battle between filling a house and the untimely death of the first wife
Is this equivalent to traveling back in time? Why has the plot been completely changed?
Strange, if the heroine never comes back and dies, then who will be traveling with Shen Ji for the next two hundred years?
Hmm... So who's the love brain now?
A dead ex-husband is a good ex-husband.
The heroine is almost 200 years old, and she has only been with the hero for eleven years, and has been in love for less than a year.
Couldn't it be Shen's father? That's why I killed him
Because I want the female protagonist to quickly cultivate Taoism, I made the male protagonist mute and deliberately made the female protagonist sad. This reason is not very acceptable. I feel that the male protagonist made his own decision, so I hope the female protagonist will not feel guilty about this. After all, she has a God's perspective.
The heroine is crazy, and I'm going crazy too. Update! But I'm really angry. Why don't people who do bad things have to pay a little price, and there are people rushing to wipe his butt? If this is the previous timeline, then going back to the current timeline, it is just the decline of his family. The things he did to others are enough for him to die of humiliation. [Angry] What does it matter if his family decline? A small aristocratic family is much better nourished than a commoner who doesn't have enough food to eat or warm clothes to wear.
Is "father's love" about to start to deteriorate?
The author would like to work hard to update [Star Eyes][Star Eyes]
The battle between filling a house and the untimely death of the first wife
Is this equivalent to traveling back in time? Why has the plot been completely changed?
Strange, if the heroine never comes back and dies, then who will be traveling with Shen Ji for the next two hundred years?
Hmm... So who's the love brain now?
A dead ex-husband is a good ex-husband. The heroine is almost 200 years old, and she has only been with the hero for eleven years, and has been in love for less than a year.
Couldn't it be Shen's father? That's why I killed him
Because I want the female protagonist to quickly cultivate Taoism, I made the male protagonist mute and deliberately made the female protagonist sad. This reason is not very acceptable. I feel that the male protagonist made his own decision, so I hope the female protagonist will not feel guilty about this. After all, she has a God's perspective.
The heroine is crazy, and I'm going crazy too. Update! But I'm really angry. Why don't people who do bad things have to pay a little price, and there are people rushing to wipe his butt? If this is the previous timeline, then going back to the current timeline, it is just the decline of his family. The things he did to others are enough for him to die of humiliation. [Angry] What does it matter if his family decline? A small aristocratic family is much better nourished than a commoner who doesn't have enough food to eat or warm clothes to wear.
Is "father's love" about to start to deteriorate?
The author would like to work hard to update [Star Eyes][Star Eyes]