Shi Qiao is an inconspicuous junior sister in her sect.
She isn't particularly talented, her constitution is nothing special, and she has the temperament of a couch potato, yet she has always worked diligently at her cultivation.
Even couch potatoes have dreams. Shi Qiao is madly in love with the sect's aloof and noble senior brother, and she keeps getting knocked down as she pursues him, but she never gives up.
Then one day,
Shi Qiao discovers that she is just one of the cannon-fodder female characters in the male lead's harem in some cultivation novel. She loves him but can't have him, and in the end, she willingly takes a sword through the heart to save him, leaving no trace of her body or soul.
Shi Qiao, now that she knows the truth: ... Screw this.
From then on, the couch-potato junior sister works hard and focuses solely on cultivation!
Whoever wants to die can go ahead. She just wants to ascend!
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The senior and junior brothers of Qingmen Sect are startled to realize that the junior sister really does seem to have stopped loving the senior brother.
No one can believe it.
The senior brother goes to soak in the warm pool behind the mountain, and the junior sister says she's not interested.
The senior brother spars with Fairy Yanling, and the junior sister isn't even a little jealous.
Even when the senior brother is badly injured fighting a demon beast, the junior sister doesn't care at all!
Later, the noble and aloof senior brother blocks Shi Qiao's way down the mountain, his face dark. "You've been teasing me for years, and now you want to run? Too late."
Shi Qiao: Oh, wow.
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Goofy, blunt junior sister X hypocritical, scheming senior brother
Not a purely sweet romance. Plot and romance progress side by side.
Dramatic tropes everywhere, proceed with caution.
A melodramatic story of past and present lives, love and hate, and shocking cliches.
Warning: Readers who can't stomach any angst, proceed with caution!!!!! Not a purely sweet romance!!!!!!!!!
If it's not to your taste, please leave quietly. The author is sensitive.
You don't have to love it, but please don't hurt me.
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Theme: The harder you work, the luckier you get!
Watching from the beginning to now, the discomfort increases little by little, and I finally can't stand it anymore after watching the ending. The heroine has become more and more like a dodder flower from the modern self-reliant woman at the beginning. The hero forced the heroine to force the heroine, and after the heroine fell off the cliff, he still allowed the heroine to live leisurely. Is the author a charming man? The heroine was hurt like this, and she felt that the hero only liked her senior. The son's wife actually managed to find a way to marry the male protagonist half-heartedly, as if nothing had happened. She gave birth to a son, as if she was just a tool to pave the way for reconciliation between the male protagonist and the female protagonist. After the reconciliation, the son almost never appeared, and the ending was so perfunctory. This kind of plot is not as good as the bloody drama of the original. At least there is no need to wear the mask of looking down on bloody dramas.
That's it? Where is the ascension? Author, are you kidding us?
Why do you feel that the young master is more of a hero than the hero?
So what happened to Murong Ze's thread base, and how could he like Song Qian?
I didn't expect this article to be finished! Laughing to death
The ending feels rushed and rushed. Does the author think it takes too long? I want to finish it earlier.
The whole story is about the heroine being abused. Even if her background is revealed and she has a few so-called admirers, she is still easily kidnapped and killed. How come these men are so useful to the female protagonist but useless to the heroine? After reading the full text, let alone a fun one, it's not even a sweet pet story. It's very unpleasant to read. The male protagonist is only slightly better among a group of trash men, but after seeing the introduction and the number of chapters in the article, I don't have a good impression of him.
After reading Lonely, I can see that the female protagonist is undoubtedly the unluckiest in the whole story. The previous article describes how miserable the female protagonist is, and how cruel the male protagonist and his supporting partner are. As long as it is related to the female supporting character, the female protagonist will almost die. But after the heroine's life story was revealed, the heroine's experience was just like this. She just took away what didn't belong to her, didn't abuse her much, and let her dance for several chapters. Even after almost causing the heroine to die for her, she still lived peacefully for a few years. Author, you and The heroine has a grudge, right? Why don't the male protagonist and his supporting characters go crazy and take revenge? The Murong family who kidnapped the heroine many times is still jumping up and down, and that Qi Feng, who talks so affectionately, but doesn't work at the critical moment. Among the few trash men, the male protagonist is the only one who is respected. Why is that trash brother not dead yet? He is the source of all evil. The female protagonist is dead, why is he not dead yet, and he still comes out from time to time to act like a brother and try to force the female protagonist, which is very disgusting.
The heroine has been complaining that the hero likes his wife in the past life instead of himself in the book. She runs with the ball and makes all kinds of troubles. Then without any change, she suddenly stops mentioning this matter and fights with the hero. Is the author unable to justify it? There was also the Demon Lord, who had so much foreshadowing before his appearance, but suddenly nothing happened. The male villain who caused the heroine to jump off a cliff, the Murongze brothers, Huaifeng and others are all still alive and well. Is the heroine the Virgin? Shouldn't the male protagonist kill everyone who has hurt the female protagonist after she falls off the cliff?
Why are the two brothers Murongze and Huaifeng still alive? Shouldn't such a person die? Has Huaifeng's debt been paid off? There are still two drops of painstaking efforts and a palm from before.
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Watching from the beginning to now, the discomfort increases little by little, and I finally can't stand it anymore after watching the ending. The heroine has become more and more like a dodder flower from the modern self-reliant woman at the beginning. The hero forced the heroine to force the heroine, and after the heroine fell off the cliff, he still allowed the heroine to live leisurely. Is the author a charming man? The heroine was hurt like this, and she felt that the hero only liked her senior. The son's wife actually managed to find a way to marry the male protagonist half-heartedly, as if nothing had happened. She gave birth to a son, as if she was just a tool to pave the way for reconciliation between the male protagonist and the female protagonist. After the reconciliation, the son almost never appeared, and the ending was so perfunctory. This kind of plot is not as good as the bloody drama of the original. At least there is no need to wear the mask of looking down on bloody dramas.
That's it? Where is the ascension? Author, are you kidding us?
Why do you feel that the young master is more of a hero than the hero?
So what happened to Murong Ze's thread base, and how could he like Song Qian?
I didn't expect this article to be finished! Laughing to death
The ending feels rushed and rushed. Does the author think it takes too long? I want to finish it earlier.
The whole story is about the heroine being abused. Even if her background is revealed and she has a few so-called admirers, she is still easily kidnapped and killed. How come these men are so useful to the female protagonist but useless to the heroine? After reading the full text, let alone a fun one, it's not even a sweet pet story. It's very unpleasant to read. The male protagonist is only slightly better among a group of trash men, but after seeing the introduction and the number of chapters in the article, I don't have a good impression of him.
After reading Lonely, I can see that the female protagonist is undoubtedly the unluckiest in the whole story. The previous article describes how miserable the female protagonist is, and how cruel the male protagonist and his supporting partner are. As long as it is related to the female supporting character, the female protagonist will almost die. But after the heroine's life story was revealed, the heroine's experience was just like this. She just took away what didn't belong to her, didn't abuse her much, and let her dance for several chapters. Even after almost causing the heroine to die for her, she still lived peacefully for a few years. Author, you and The heroine has a grudge, right? Why don't the male protagonist and his supporting characters go crazy and take revenge? The Murong family who kidnapped the heroine many times is still jumping up and down, and that Qi Feng, who talks so affectionately, but doesn't work at the critical moment. Among the few trash men, the male protagonist is the only one who is respected. Why is that trash brother not dead yet? He is the source of all evil. The female protagonist is dead, why is he not dead yet, and he still comes out from time to time to act like a brother and try to force the female protagonist, which is very disgusting.
The heroine has been complaining that the hero likes his wife in the past life instead of himself in the book. She runs with the ball and makes all kinds of troubles. Then without any change, she suddenly stops mentioning this matter and fights with the hero. Is the author unable to justify it? There was also the Demon Lord, who had so much foreshadowing before his appearance, but suddenly nothing happened. The male villain who caused the heroine to jump off a cliff, the Murongze brothers, Huaifeng and others are all still alive and well. Is the heroine the Virgin? Shouldn't the male protagonist kill everyone who has hurt the female protagonist after she falls off the cliff?
Why are the two brothers Murongze and Huaifeng still alive? Shouldn't such a person die? Has Huaifeng's debt been paid off? There are still two drops of painstaking efforts and a palm from before.