There is a legend in the demon realm.
Whoever can make the thousand-year-old parasol tree atop Qiongtu Mountain bloom will be the demon lord chosen by fate.
When Chu Yu was born, an elder of his clan who could foresee good and ill fortune cast a divination for him. The elder said the boy had an extraordinary destiny and would one day unite the demon realm.
Chu Yu, however, was worried sick, so worried that even the fur on his tail went bald.
He didn't want to unite the demon realm. He only wanted to be a quiet, silly bird.
But fate had other plans. Chu Yu eventually became the leader of the Vermilion Bird clan, just as everyone had hoped. Before he could even reach the summit of Qiongtu Mountain, however, the true demon lord, the one who could make the parasol tree bloom, appeared. To protect themselves, the Vermilion Bird clan promptly handed Chu Yu over to the demon lord and left him to do as he pleased.
Heartbroken, Chu Yu thought he was going to his death. But to his surprise, the demon lord said he wanted to marry him.
Chu Yu, shocked: I thought you were my nemesis, and you want to sleep with me?
From then on, the summit of Qiongtu Mountain rang with songs of passion night after night.
But Chu Yu couldn't understand how he had ended up in this situation. Had the elder read the signs wrong? Was he not the demon lord chosen by fate after all?
Then one day, Chu Yu finally saw the parasol tree atop Qiongtu Mountain.
The moment he drew near, blossoms burst open across the entire tree.
At last, he learned a shocking secret!
Demon Lord: Heh, didn't see that coming, did you? I'm the parasol tree.
Upcoming work: My Scumbag Ex Shut Himself In After Our Divorce. Blurb:
A retired esports player and an award-winning actor get divorced.
When Jiang Ran asked for a divorce, Zhou Fushen agreed without hesitation. He signed the divorce papers just as briskly, as if it didn't matter at all.
The foolish passion Jiang Ran had felt when they were dating had finally cooled. He realized Zhou Fushen was someone whose heart could never be warmed, and their marriage, which nobody had ever believed in, had indeed become a joke to everyone watching.
Watching Zhou Fushen's rabid fans celebrate all over Weibo, Jiang Ran took a hard look at himself and decided to disappear from the world tomorrow, setting off on a soul-cleansing journey to heal
But who could have guessed that Zhou Fushen would run off first?
The next day, the rabid fans switched from yesterday's jubilation and began trending hashtags while frantically tagging Jiang Ran: #Zhou Fushen Announces He's Leaving the Production Due to Heartbreak# #Zhou Fushen Cries at the Airport# #Zhou Fushen Goes Missing# Heh, feeling satisfied now, are you? [image][image]
Staring at the paparazzi shot on his screen of Zhou Fushen looking haggard and covering his face at the airport, his reddened eyes just visible, Jiang Ran fell into deep thought.
"…"
Who is this guy?!
My friend's historical BL novel: The Henpecked General Skips Court (Reborn), featuring a possessive, beautiful doctor top x a macho, strong general bottom
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Why do I have completely different opinions from everyone... Gong is already very cost-effective. I don't blame him entirely because of his high level of vision. Otherwise, this kind of attack will lead to the crematorium sooner or later. And in the end, it can be said that the previous prince has disappeared, and what is left is still the demon lord. Gong is not good for that prince. It was love. He only loved the Demon Lord, but at that time the Prince already had feelings for him, and the Prince appeared in about 80% of the book. In other words, Gong was not humble at all in this part of the book. After the Demon Lord appeared, Gong fell in love with Shou, and Shou was with Gong almost immediately. Does this count as Gong being humble? He simply seeks benevolence and gets benevolence, and gets what he wants. But Shou is not the case. It can be said that Gong had no involvement in the suffering he suffered. Everything he had was obtained with great effort. This makes this character more vivid and vivid, and more three-dimensional than Shou in any book written by the author. His hypocrisy is irresistible, and what is Gong's love for Shou? It was the icing on the cake when he was the demon lord, but when he was the prince when he needed help the most, attacking hurt instead of helping. At that time, his love was extremely shallow, and he would not give up anything for him. When Shou returned to being the demon master Shou again, Gong once again began to force Lai Lai affectionately. A typical affectionate performance was shown to him. In a word, Gong was not humble. He looked after others and had no crematorium. Gong got whatever he wanted, and Shou was devoted to him.
... Isn't the reason for the rejection obvious? Gong himself said that he has only recently fallen in love so much that he can't help himself. The previous ones were all for teasing... Before, I broke Shou's wings, killed him, treated him as a prisoner, and insulted him. Is there any difference between Shou agreeing now and being a licker?
The author's novel makes me feel like I'm not reading a novel, but watching a TV series.
The crematorium... Is gone? I don't understand. I didn't feel particularly fond of it when I had past life memories, right? Why did Shou revert as soon as he regained his memory? I don't understand
Ah, when I saw Xiao Chu getting back all his memories, he was screaming like a spiral explosion! After I got my memory back later... I was a little afraid of people who are unpredictable and too rational... I always felt that Lao Zhong was very pitiful. Then I thought about it again, Lao Zhong is too domineering. If the relationship between the two needs to be balanced, Xiao Chu must be able to control him... But haha, personally, I don't like the queen. But this does not affect how much this article is for me. I was surprised to see that Lao Zhong did not just go back to the previous life casually, but learned to reflect on it, because most of the past and present stories end with people in the current life forcibly changing into the previous life. This is really not interesting at all... Speaking of Xiao Chu, it is actually equivalent to changing back to the complete previous life. I am still a little regretful about this. It was later discovered that Lao Zhong was actually the same person in his previous life, but after he learned to change, he admired the author's setting even more, haha, it was very unexpected anyway. But in the end, Lao Zhong still couldn't resist Xiao Chu's influence on him. I personally feel a bit regretful about this. I don't want to see the relationship between two people maintain a relationship where one party is obviously obsessed and sinks deeper into a state. But there seems to be no better way to get along, and the current mode is still very logical, so overall I really like it!
It's so embarrassing to perform a one-man show in bed, but the person involved is right in front of you.
Throw flowers! Why is there no extra 55?
I just want to ask, Madam, do you still repair the last chapter that was locked_(:з∠)_
I just want to ask, Madam, do you still repair the last chapter that was locked_(:з∠)_
Congratulations on the completion! ! I really like Ermao! Kiss! !
Why do I have completely different opinions from everyone... Gong is already very cost-effective. I don't blame him entirely because of his high level of vision. Otherwise, this kind of attack will lead to the crematorium sooner or later. And in the end, it can be said that the previous prince has disappeared, and what is left is still the demon lord. Gong is not good for that prince. It was love. He only loved the Demon Lord, but at that time the Prince already had feelings for him, and the Prince appeared in about 80% of the book. In other words, Gong was not humble at all in this part of the book. After the Demon Lord appeared, Gong fell in love with Shou, and Shou was with Gong almost immediately. Does this count as Gong being humble? He simply seeks benevolence and gets benevolence, and gets what he wants. But Shou is not the case. It can be said that Gong had no involvement in the suffering he suffered. Everything he had was obtained with great effort. This makes this character more vivid and vivid, and more three-dimensional than Shou in any book written by the author. His hypocrisy is irresistible, and what is Gong's love for Shou? It was the icing on the cake when he was the demon lord, but when he was the prince when he needed help the most, attacking hurt instead of helping. At that time, his love was extremely shallow, and he would not give up anything for him. When Shou returned to being the demon master Shou again, Gong once again began to force Lai Lai affectionately. A typical affectionate performance was shown to him. In a word, Gong was not humble. He looked after others and had no crematorium. Gong got whatever he wanted, and Shou was devoted to him.
... Isn't the reason for the rejection obvious? Gong himself said that he has only recently fallen in love so much that he can't help himself. The previous ones were all for teasing... Before, I broke Shou's wings, killed him, treated him as a prisoner, and insulted him. Is there any difference between Shou agreeing now and being a licker?
The author's novel makes me feel like I'm not reading a novel, but watching a TV series.
The crematorium... Is gone? I don't understand. I didn't feel particularly fond of it when I had past life memories, right? Why did Shou revert as soon as he regained his memory? I don't understand
Ah, when I saw Xiao Chu getting back all his memories, he was screaming like a spiral explosion! After I got my memory back later... I was a little afraid of people who are unpredictable and too rational... I always felt that Lao Zhong was very pitiful. Then I thought about it again, Lao Zhong is too domineering. If the relationship between the two needs to be balanced, Xiao Chu must be able to control him... But haha, personally, I don't like the queen. But this does not affect how much this article is for me. I was surprised to see that Lao Zhong did not just go back to the previous life casually, but learned to reflect on it, because most of the past and present stories end with people in the current life forcibly changing into the previous life. This is really not interesting at all... Speaking of Xiao Chu, it is actually equivalent to changing back to the complete previous life. I am still a little regretful about this. It was later discovered that Lao Zhong was actually the same person in his previous life, but after he learned to change, he admired the author's setting even more, haha, it was very unexpected anyway. But in the end, Lao Zhong still couldn't resist Xiao Chu's influence on him. I personally feel a bit regretful about this. I don't want to see the relationship between two people maintain a relationship where one party is obviously obsessed and sinks deeper into a state. But there seems to be no better way to get along, and the current mode is still very logical, so overall I really like it!
It's so embarrassing to perform a one-man show in bed, but the person involved is right in front of you.
Throw flowers! Why is there no extra 55?
I just want to ask, Madam, do you still repair the last chapter that was locked_(:з∠)_
I just want to ask, Madam, do you still repair the last chapter that was locked_(:з∠)_
Congratulations on the completion! ! I really like Ermao! Kiss! !