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Bi Yunluo was transmigrated in the womb into a face-slapping, power-leveling Mary Sue romance on Jinjiang, becoming the alluring supporting woman who dies saving the male lead.
Yet Chi Yan, the first male lead, used the life she traded for him to quietly wait for the female lead's husband, the second male lead, to die, so he could take his place.
After years of growing up in this world and making plans, she finally sent Chi Yan, her harbinger of death, to the afterlife.
Kneeling by Chi Yan's funeral bier, Bi Yunluo cried, "I'm carrying your child. You promised to marry me, but you broke your word. What happened to spending our whole lives together?"
Just as Bi Yunluo's tears were moving heaven and earth, Chi Yan came back from the dead.
Chi Yan: "Yes, we promised to spend our whole lives together. So why did you try to kill me?"
Bi Yunluo: "..."
A ruthless concubine loses by one move. A poppy faces a corrupted white lotus.
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Zhou Xiaochan transmigrated into a story with a laid-back male lead.
In the story, the Buddhist son Yun Yuan was poisoned by the demon realm's aphrodisiac, Enchanted Bones, while saving the young lord of Cangwu.
Bathed in the pure, sacred glow around him, like a snow lotus on the Heavenly Mountain, the heroines willingly offered themselves to him one after another. Afraid of sullying his reputation, they left without giving their names, then silently formed a group to follow and protect him...
But halfway through, the author suddenly threw in a shocking twist.
It turned out Yun Yuan hadn't been poisoned by Enchanted Bones at all. He carried half the blood of a demon, and any woman who grew close to him would go mad for him. Then, in the ending, the male lead turned on them without mercy, killing those women, releasing the demons trapped in the Forbidden Zone, and leading them to destroy the Qingxu Realm.
A woman with a pure yin constitution is the antidote to Enchanted Bones, and the demons' favorite food.
Zhou Xiaochan: "Master Yun Yuan, since you've already discovered that I have a pure yin constitution, go ahead and eat me."
Yun Yuan: "Amitabha. My lady, you jest. I am no man-eating demon. Your cultivation is weak, and you cannot yet protect yourself. Why not come with me to Cangyun? There's a string of Buddhist prayer beads from the South Sea there that can conceal your constitution."
Zhou Xiaochan: "..."
A truly laid-back man meets a man who's only pretending to be laid-back.
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It looks pretty good, but there are bugs in many places. The ending is also a bit rushed. However, it is rare to see a novel that both the male and female protagonists like. The female protagonist has a cold temperament but has principles. She can clearly see the situation and act to maximize interests. She is scheming but never takes the initiative to harm others. The male protagonist appears to be a gentleman and a handsome man, but in fact he also has his own private side and a ruthless side. In some ways, the two of them are quite imaginary. One is hot and the other is cold, and their personalities complement each other.
In fact, the author's writing is not bad, I just wish there were a few small climaxes. . . I didn't write about strategic confrontations, etc., I feel like I just relied on my own imagination. . . Hope the next one will be better.
It's talented and smart, but it's a pity that the reviews have ruined it. Although at first glance, I realized that the first half of this book has the potential to be a hit. I don't know what to say, but the subsequent articles are not as good as the first half of this book. I even suspect that someone has changed, and it doesn't look like it was written by the same person.
The ending was too hasty, like it ended in a hurry
Damn it, I was just trying to rate it, but why is it still locked? I want a full order logo.
Ai Liao(?°з°)-?
I really like the male protagonist, please come on! It's just that there are too few extras after the male and female protagonists get together. I still want to watch it.
I really like this book by the author. Among the Jinjiang novels I have read in the past three years, it is definitely in the top three in my mind. Come on, author, continue to bring good works, Oli!
The years are quiet. . The male protagonist actually made a lot of sacrifices, and he and the female protagonist are really perfect for each other. . . I really want to see more male protagonists like this
Well written in big letters, great