I Urge You to Reform, and Come to Me

Only the opening plot has been changed, turning a purely wanton shakedown by a little demon into one with a reason behind it. If you’re spreading rumors that I changed the story because of this or that, take a good look at the last-updated date before you start. Blurb: Every generation of Demon Cult leaders has dreamed of taking over the Central Plains martial arts world. As the future leader, Chu Yan is no exception. To dominate the martial arts world, he first needs to make a name for himself and establish his reputation. So the fastidious Chu Yan brought several carts of luggage to the Central Plains and issued challenges to the martial arts masters. The Martial Arts Alliance Leader arrived to accept the challenge, glanced at the several carriages behind Chu Yan, and saw them packed with fine silks, jewels, and jewelry. In an utterly calm tone, he asked, “Are you here to challenge me, or to get married?” · Spoiled, willful beauty and young Demon Cult master gong VS composed, domineering intellectual Martial Arts Alliance Leader shou · Chu Yan VS Liu Yuan (Liu Jingshui): beautiful gong and handsome shou. The gong is mixed-race and has a somewhat exotic air. =▽= · Their feelings are mutual, so this may not suit readers who are devoted to one character’s side. Neither gong- nor shou-focused readers, please. Have mercy, I’m just someone with an unusual taste who likes going against stereotypes. For everyone who loves beautiful, strong wuxia characters, my new novel, A Strong Spirit Washes the Blade, is now available in my author’s column~ [Blurb] Six years ago, the states of Zhao and Chen went to war. Chen’s army was defeated, and Zhao’s army massacred the city for three days. The young marshal of Zhao, Yuan Cheng, failed to stop the massacre. Half a year later, he was ambushed on the road and disappeared. That same year, a young wandering swordsman appeared in Jiangnan, a military saber at his waist and a long spear on his back. “You mean the celebrated Dingyuan Marquis Yuan Cheng, who routed the Yan army at sixteen, captured a khan at eighteen, and became a general at twenty? Take a look at me. My martial arts are mediocre, I’m half-blind, and apart from being just as handsome, what about me resembles him?” “You’ve got the wrong person. I’m not Yuan Cheng.” Shi Lin: Yuan Cheng is the one I’ll always love. Liu Shouwei (holding a rose in his teeth): That’s right. I’m Yuan Cheng. #No wonder he looks like someone from the past. It turns out that person never died# #A beloved one stays beloved when dead, but if he comes back, he just becomes an annoying dog# Shi Lin vs. Liu Shouwei (Yuan Cheng) Cool, aloof beauty gong vs. sunny, cheerful, handsome big-dog shou The story of a silly dog determined to escape his cage and roam the world freely. Theme: Uphold materialism and the belief that human effort can overcome fate, while reducing the negative influence of religion.