In the protagonist's eyes, the blurb goes like this:
It took Wu Lin two lifetimes to see the sincerity his senior brother had hidden, and to learn that he wasn't the only one who knew how to play dumb.
It could also be called: After being reborn, I was determined to focus on my career, only to discover that my senior brother just wanted to get with me.
The full, serious blurb:
After being reborn, Wu Lin made an active plan so he wouldn't repeat the mistakes of the past:
First: Make sure he doesn't go crazy again or kill his senior brother.
Second: Protect everyone he failed to protect before.
Third: Keep looking for his enemy and avenge the Wu Clan.
But he was surprised to find that after being reborn, things kept unfolding in ways he hadn't expected. They weren't the same as in his previous life!
Wu Lin: Author, I've never read this plot before.
The worst was yet to come: This time he didn't go mad, but his senior brother did.
And he went mad for him.
1v1, gentlemanly tyrant gong x marginally surviving, flitting-about shou. Read with confidence, the ending is definitely happy.
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PS: 1. Although the shou killed the gong before being reborn, he's not a scumbag. There are reasons. Neither the gong nor the shou is a scumbag.
2. This is a fictional cultivation setting, not a power-leveling story. The focus is on the characters, with plot and romance progressing together.
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PPS: My next novel is coming soon: a lighthearted, sweet modern entertainment-industry story, "This Supporting Male Lead Is Kind of a Legend [Entertainment Industry]." The full story is already written. If you're interested, you can add it to your favorites now. Here's the blurb!
Blurb: Li Zhou is famous in the film and television industry for being "cursed."
He's handsome and talented, with both skill and popularity. Whenever he plays a second male lead, whatever he acts in becomes a hit and the whole show takes off. But whenever he plays the male lead, whatever he acts in flops and the whole cast goes down with it.
Even directors who don't believe in the curse and cast him as the male lead end up weeping and bowing to Li Zhou's power after their projects flop.
It isn't until a System called [Supporting Male Lead Rescue] appears that Li Zhou realizes he isn't the one who's cursed. It's the world.
Because he's really a second male lead, the tragic, doomed-to-die white-moonlight second male lead in a romance novel!
Li Zhou has a clear goal: I just want to survive.
System: "As long as the male and female leads fall in love, your death is inevitable. And by the way, the male lead is also going to die."
So, to stay alive, Li Zhou has no choice but to play the villain and break up the lovers. With the System's help, he embarks on the arduous path of rewriting the plot. But as he makes changes... something seems off about the story?
Why has the male lead fallen for me!?
Han Lian: "If I don't love you, who should I love? You seduced me. Are you saying you won't take responsibility?"
Li Zhou: "..."
This novel is also known as: "The Second Male Lead Belongs to the Male Lead" and "The Days We Played Fast and Loose with the Script."
An utterly brainless sweet romance. As long as it's fun, that's all that matters. Highly responsible, outwardly cold but warm-hearted gong x shou who only wants to stay alive, 1v1, happy ending.
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Theme:
Ah... I just selfishly thought that Gu San had finally returned home... QAQ... At least I can be a happy junior fellow apprentice for the rest of my life, and no longer have to fight between my closest relatives, loved ones and close friends...
This novel is really uncomfortable to read because it forcibly whitewashes the villain and writes a lot of painful aspects of the villain so that readers can understand the villain. But this is not the reason for villains to harm friends, relatives, and innocent people. I don't even know whether to sympathize with them or hate them.
Aren't the Wu Clan the same as them? Looking for the witch clan~
Alas, Luo Ning and Wu Nianqing, woo woo woo
Swallowing the air and dividing the food... This is a euphemistic way of saying it.
Great! ! Although it is short, it is well written!
Woo woo woo (┯_┯)
Congratulations on the happy ending. This drama has finally come to an end. See you in the next one!
I don't like Gu Qiu very much, so even if he receives a box lunch, I don't feel it's a pity at all. Even though he felt uncomfortable, he was able to unite with the people who destroyed his entire clan for no reason. On the one hand, he seemed to have a deep friendship with his master. On the other hand, he had harmed his master, wife, and brothers in his previous life. Yun Qi was also eaten by the wild monster that was released. He knew that Yunyuan would receive the box lunch, and he also knew that Wu Ga would lose his consciousness and become a puppet. Regardless of whether he was entangled or not, he followed Luo Ning's plan. If everything went well, the one he liked would be among the people he harmed. No one forced him to do this. He chose it by himself. If he really wanted to turn back, he could give himself a knife and not harm his master or betray his clan, just like the ending of this life.
I stayed up all night and finished reading it. The author's plot rhythm is still good, and the pitfalls that need to be filled have basically been filled in. He even mentioned the reasons for rebirth that many rebirth articles would not mention.
It's a pity that I always remember that the beautiful Qin people mentioned by the snake in the Phantom City episode may have an affair. It may be just a rumor. Judging from the author's setting, I don't think this family will have an affair.
After reading it, I don't know whether I should say that Luo Ning is a very powerful person who has toyed with the entire world of cultivation, or that the power of stealing gods has given a talented lunatic the opportunity to stir up troubles.
I'm also worried about Wuchen, and I don't know what will happen to Monk Lu Chi in the future? Also, Bai Shui Youran and Yun Qi have no chance of being with their sweethearts, and they don't know if they will be able to find someone they like in the future.
Then I thought about the problem of the low-demon world view. It disappears after the Mahayana period, and there is no ascension or anything. It always feels that the protagonists can only be together for a hundred years at most, and it is impossible forever. Therefore, I prefer the world of immortals (the kind where the protagonist is already in the fairy world and starts as an immortal in the beginning. The low-demon cultivation is the feeling that people will always return to dust and earth to earth). It always feels like their story is still going on. Although they are not following the serialization, the reluctance after the ending is still the same. Come and meet me if you have the chance!
Ah... I just selfishly thought that Gu San had finally returned home... QAQ... At least I can be a happy junior fellow apprentice for the rest of my life, and no longer have to fight between my closest relatives, loved ones and close friends...
This novel is really uncomfortable to read because it forcibly whitewashes the villain and writes a lot of painful aspects of the villain so that readers can understand the villain. But this is not the reason for villains to harm friends, relatives, and innocent people. I don't even know whether to sympathize with them or hate them.
Aren't the Wu Clan the same as them? Looking for the witch clan~
Alas, Luo Ning and Wu Nianqing, woo woo woo
Swallowing the air and dividing the food... This is a euphemistic way of saying it.
Great! ! Although it is short, it is well written!
Woo woo woo (┯_┯)
Congratulations on the happy ending. This drama has finally come to an end. See you in the next one!
I don't like Gu Qiu very much, so even if he receives a box lunch, I don't feel it's a pity at all. Even though he felt uncomfortable, he was able to unite with the people who destroyed his entire clan for no reason. On the one hand, he seemed to have a deep friendship with his master. On the other hand, he had harmed his master, wife, and brothers in his previous life. Yun Qi was also eaten by the wild monster that was released. He knew that Yunyuan would receive the box lunch, and he also knew that Wu Ga would lose his consciousness and become a puppet. Regardless of whether he was entangled or not, he followed Luo Ning's plan. If everything went well, the one he liked would be among the people he harmed. No one forced him to do this. He chose it by himself. If he really wanted to turn back, he could give himself a knife and not harm his master or betray his clan, just like the ending of this life.
I stayed up all night and finished reading it. The author's plot rhythm is still good, and the pitfalls that need to be filled have basically been filled in. He even mentioned the reasons for rebirth that many rebirth articles would not mention. It's a pity that I always remember that the beautiful Qin people mentioned by the snake in the Phantom City episode may have an affair. It may be just a rumor. Judging from the author's setting, I don't think this family will have an affair. After reading it, I don't know whether I should say that Luo Ning is a very powerful person who has toyed with the entire world of cultivation, or that the power of stealing gods has given a talented lunatic the opportunity to stir up troubles. I'm also worried about Wuchen, and I don't know what will happen to Monk Lu Chi in the future? Also, Bai Shui Youran and Yun Qi have no chance of being with their sweethearts, and they don't know if they will be able to find someone they like in the future. Then I thought about the problem of the low-demon world view. It disappears after the Mahayana period, and there is no ascension or anything. It always feels that the protagonists can only be together for a hundred years at most, and it is impossible forever. Therefore, I prefer the world of immortals (the kind where the protagonist is already in the fairy world and starts as an immortal in the beginning. The low-demon cultivation is the feeling that people will always return to dust and earth to earth). It always feels like their story is still going on. Although they are not following the serialization, the reluctance after the ending is still the same. Come and meet me if you have the chance!