The Demon Venerable Ji Wuya, who had ascended thousands of years ago, had always thought he was straight. Even though all the admirers he attracted were men, that couldn't stop him from resolving to find a female cultivator and become her cultivation partner.
After being framed and reincarnating in the lower realm by taking over another body, he looked at the bride before him, clad in a wedding dress with a red veil covering her face, and felt both joy and sorrow. The Demon Venerable, whose heart was in turmoil, had no idea that an even bigger surprise awaited him.
Chu Tianyou, the Daoist heir of the Heavenly Dao Sword Sect, the head of Wangchen Peak, and a cultivator whose progress left everyone in the dust, was a man of profound cultivation who kept his distance from women. Most importantly, he was a man.
He never imagined that one day his soul would leave his body and attach itself to a woman, and that he'd even get married along the way. Looking at his sickly-looking 'husband', who seemed ready to faint at any moment, he couldn't help feeling a jumble of emotions.
CP: Demon Venerable gong x Daoist heir shou. There's a good chance of children later on.
Demon Venerable Ji Wuya: Pretends to be alluring and aloof, but is actually uninhibited and loves watching the drama unfold (* ̄︶ ̄)
Daoist heir Chu Tianyou: Seems cold, indifferent, proud, and beyond reach, but is actually cold on the outside and warm on the inside.
VIP notice: This story will go VIP on September 29. I'll update 10,000 words that day, mwah! Recommending my friend's story, Am I the Devil?, about an ordinary young man meeting Newton's coffin lid.
Coming next, a story in the queue:
The Antagonist Demon Venerable Is Having My Baby (Book Transmigration)
Synopsis:
Jiang Xingzhou transmigrated. The good news was that he'd transmigrated into a book. The bad news was that he'd criticized it before.
The book was tagged 'angsty romance, one shou and seven gongs, pseudo-harem, xianxia cultivation'. It was actually a gay erotica novel focused on sex. He became the protagonist's shizun, a cruel, scheming, one-eyed ghost gong who suffered from dissociative identity disorder but remained determined despite his disability.
The shizun shared his name, Jiang Xingzhou. On the surface, he was a noble gentleman, radiant as the moon. In reality, he was cruel, sinister, and a downright hypocrite.
After transmigrating, Jiang Xingzhou thought: I remember the Cold River Sword Lord Jiang Xingzhou. Not only did he break his disciple's legs, he also did all sorts of unspeakable things... In the end, his disciple became a demon and the Demon Venerable, crippled his cultivation with a single sword, and tortured him with a thousand cuts until he died?
Heavenly Dao: Correct.
Jiang Xingzhou: Being a shizun really is... a high-risk occupation. Is there any way to avoid dying?
Heavenly Dao: Yes. Make him willingly have your baby after he becomes a demon.
Jiang Xingzhou: Um, that's a crime.
I Went Undercover and Became a Big Shot in the Demonic Cult (System)
An Elf Will Have My Baby [Book Transmigration] · Western fantasy setting
Theme:
Well, the novel starts off well, but don't believe the "pregnancy" tag; there's absolutely no pregnancy from beginning to end. Those who dislike pregnancy can read it without worry. Also, the ending is terrible. The beginning is very well-developed, but the last few chapters rush through it, making the ending blatantly bad.
I originally thought there would be a full volume to explain everything, but it feels like the ending was a bit too rushed.
Go and help the author find a bug! Want
It suddenly ended, and I feel like there were so many plot points that could have been developed further.
That's it?
I feel like I could write more about it. Chu's past life was really just some setup at the beginning, and then it was glossed over, without any extra chapters.
"Second Uncle, could you please pass on a message to Hanwei?" (And also, please point out a bug to the author.) Isn't it Uncle Three?
That's it? That was a really quick ending!
The story is finished! Hooray!
It felt like the ending came all at once.