Warmhearted, upright, renowned doctor x frail, two-faced madman
Jing Huai, the carefree immortal doctor, can restore flesh to dry bones and cure every ailment.
The only time he ever found himself at a loss was when he met a beautiful but useless little white flower.
Delicate and frail, she looked ready to topple at the slightest breeze. Born into a powerful clan surrounded by wolves, she seemed liable to be gobbled up at any moment.
So Jing Huai decided he had to treat not only her illness, but her fate as well.
Just like Jing Huai, everyone was convinced Yin Wuyu was useless.
As the head of a prestigious martial arts family, he had little skill and a body ravaged by illness, leaving him at the mercy of anyone who wanted to bully or butcher him.
But beneath his frail exterior, he carried out the most ruthless deeds in secret: bathing in human blood, turning slaughter into a game, and plotting at every step.
He had crawled out of hell, and he intended to drag everyone down with him.
Until Jing Huai appeared and let him glimpse a ray of spring sunshine.
That person's hands were so warm.
So warm that all he wanted was to wipe away the blood, hide his blade, wash away his sins, and become a true little white flower, so he could ride across the world with him.
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Note: A truly evil villain who will not be redeemed.
I just want to write a story with no scheming or misunderstandings, but one that is destined to end in tragedy.
Premise: Justice must not be distorted.
Even so, I still don't want them to be. Although Yin has committed so many evil things, he has indeed suffered a lot of suffering and pain. I'm afraid Yin's only sweet spot is Jing, and if he wants to protect himself or not be bullied, he has to kill people. If Jing goes through Yin's life, Jing's mood may not change. Besides, how many of the people in the martial arts competition are truly upright people? The author, I really don't want them to be
Even if Jing Huai likes Yin Wu Yu, he still feels sorry for him. Likewise, no matter how cruel Yin Wu Yu is, he won't do anything to Jing Huai.
Let's look at this world hand in hand, resist all kinds of suffering together, and redeem the mistakes we have made together. This mistake was made because there was no choice, it was made out of necessity. (Having said so much, I still beg not to be. In fact, be can also have another form of be. Although the ending of be is the most profound, I think hugging is also really good. Finally: I really like this book)
Looking at it this way, Xiao Yin feels a little pitiful😭😭😭😭
Oh my god, it's been almost a month. Woohoo.
Have you stopped updating?
I've been tired for the past two days, and I'm not feeling well anymore. I'm sorry, sorry (╥╥) I'm a crispy person.
Okay, okay, you'll kill me with a knife. It's so delicious. The knife is so delicious.
The author is great and the writing ends here. I thought of several endings about this book, but no matter which one it was, the ending that I thought of was that Yin and Xiao died together, leaving Jing alone in the world to continue to see the scenery that Yin had not seen, and to hang the pot to save the world. Or maybe Jing died and Yin ended up taking the antidote Jing gave him. But I know that no matter who dies, the one left behind will suffer the most. They have never even done the things that ordinary people in the world do, such as expressing their feelings, kissing, holding hands, and getting married. Is this how it is? I want to see them join hands (
It's so beautiful…it hurts! I have been crying 555😭😭