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"(Quick Transmigration) The Villain's Look at Me Is Always Strange": I raised you as my kid, so why do you want me to call you Dad???
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[Story Blurb]
A genuinely frail, tsundere heroine VS a falsely aloof, taciturn hero
Wei Sangyu unexpectedly received a bracelet that could greatly help her recover her health. But the missions that came with it were baffling: she just wanted to stay alive, so why did she keep trying to get herself killed at every critical moment?
In short, this is a story about pursuing one's wife across a thousand years and ten thousand miles~
[First Life] Divine Clan: The beginning of it all.
[Second Life] Dragon Clan's Young Lord VS Azure Phoenix Divine Bird: You think I only want to hatch you, but really, I've just been waiting for you to take human form so I can marry you.
[Third Life] Crown Prince VS Young Lady from a Wealthy Family: See how the heroine rises from a country bumpkin (?) to the top of the world.
[Fourth Life] Beloved heartthrob of countless fans, aloof movie star Xiao VS healthy, playful, true fox "Weijing."
[The Silly Version]
In the first life, he had the wedding all planned and waited joyfully for their marriage. But before he could even put on his wedding robes, she reincarnated for the sake of all living beings...
In the second life, he raised her by his side for hundreds of years, planning to confess and bring her home. But before he could confess, she reincarnated again for the sake of peace between their two clans...
In the third life, they finally got married, and he could at last spend his life with her. But before he had much time to celebrate, she reincarnated yet again for the sake of the whole country (no, actually, she was saving him!)...
The fourth life...
Wei Sangyu: "...What's with this tsundere who keeps chasing me around, wearing the same face?"
Gu Chen: "..."
Fine. He'd keep cherishing the person he pursued, even if he had to do it on his knees.
|Even if you're forgotten in the dust of several lifetimes, you'll still be the cinnabar mole in my palm.|
///The setting is completely fictional, the writing is amateurish, the prose is awkward, and the logic is barely alive. I'm working hard to improve. If it's not to your taste, use the quick escape route in the upper right. Just don't tell me, sob sob~///
Next up: "(Quick Transmigration) The Villain's Look at Me Is Always Strange"
Shen Yueling is a bona fide nepo baby from the Heavenly Realm: rich and beautiful. The only thing she isn't happy about is her fiance Xiao Mo, who has a blank expression and with whom she has no emotional connection.
Who knew that overnight the Heavenly Emperor would assign her a "redeem the villains" mission? She travels through different worlds, dedicated to raising villains before they turn evil into upstanding young people of the new era who embody the "Five Virtues and Four Beauties." But as she raises them...
Shen Yueling: I raised you as my kid, so why do you want me to call you Dad???
Xiao Mo: ...Heh.
Little Saintess of the Demon Realm VS Great Demon of the Demon Realm (in progress)
[Shen Yueling]: Come on! Let's work toward a harmonious socialist society!
Little Tree Spirit VS Valley Master of the Valley of Myriad Demons
[Shen Yueling]: Protecting the demon realm is everyone's responsibility!
Daughter of a Loyal Official VS Regent Who Controls the Court
[Shen Yueling]: Want to learn about the handbook for loyal ministers?
C-list Starlet VS Ruthless, Overbearing CEO
[Shen Yueling]: So what if you're rich? Does being rich mean you can do whatever you want? Who says I'm not rich too?!
------Other worlds to be decided------
One-on-one, the male lead is the same person throughout.
For more completed stories and upcoming books, visit the author's page. Love you all~
Coming soon:
"Have I Successfully Ascended Today?": Short-tempered-to-devoted hero VS ethereal, true-fairy heroine
Theme:
I really can't hold on anymore, the writing style is embarrassing, the heroine's IQ is not online in the whole text, I feel dizzy, so I gave up.
Sangyu
(1) [sunset] The afterglow of the setting sun shines on the tops of the mulberry trees, referring to the place where the setting sun shines
What is lost is the east corner, and what is gained is the mulberry tree. ——"Book of the Later Han·Feng Yi Zhuan"
(2) [oldage] is a metaphor for old age
Evening view of Sangyu
Detailed explanation
(1). Mulberry and elm trees. "Nine Sighs and Thoughts of Resentment" by Liu Xiang of the Han Dynasty: "The solitary hen sings on the high mountain, and the singing dove roosts on the mulberry elm." "Book of Jin·Xiahou Zhan's Biography": "The swan flies across the four seas, beyond the blue clouds, but the ruler's eagle does not cling to the mulberry elm."
(2). When the sun sets, the light shines on the end of the mulberry tree, so it refers to the sunset. The third volume of "Taiping Yulan" quotes "Huainanzi": "The sun falls in the west, and the scenery is at the end of the tree, which is called mulberry elm." Liu Zhiji of the Tang Dynasty "Shi Tong Narrative": "The sun is flowing over the scenery, and the stars are shining brightly; the mulberry elm is evening, and the sky is bright." The fourth poem of Qing Dynasty Wei Yuan's "Eight Poems of Guests' Feelings about the Guests in Cambodia Gongding'an Sheren": "An Dezun Yun Road, and the light of this mulberry elm."
(3). "Book of the Later Han Dynasty·Feng Yi Zhuan": "Although I lowered my wings and returned to the stream at first, I was able to fly back to the Strider Pond in the end. It can be said that I lost something in the East and gained something in the form of mulberry trees." This is a metaphor for the later stage of the incident. Tang Dynasty Han Yu's poem "Removed his official position and went to Jiangzhou to send to Dr. Li in Eyue" poem: "The mulberry trees can be received, and I would like to send the words of lovesickness." Jin Yuan Haowen's "Reward Han Dehua for sending him home" poem: "The mulberry trees can be collected, and everything is in the box." Liu Guojun "Miscellaneous Poems Between Xin Ren" No. 4: "The soldiers' advice is in a hurry, and the general's plan has been lost."
(4). Metaphor for old age; old age. "Selected Poems of Cao Zhi": "The years are in the mulberry elm, and the influence cannot be traced." Li Shan's note: "The sun is in the mulberry elm, which is a metaphor for people's aging." "Sui Shu Wang Shao Biography": "In addition, this year is sixty-six, the mulberry elm is late, and there are more forgetfulness than in the past." "Xie Duo·Hu Chi": "I am nearing the age of mulberry, and my family has no orchid or jade."
(5). Liu Yuxi's "Instructions on Rewarding Lotte and Ying the Elderly": "Who cares about old age, who will pity him when he gets old? The body is thin and thin, and the hair is thin and the hat is biased. Waste books to cherish the eyes, and use more moxibustion to accompany the years. You are still familiar with things, and you can read people. It's like reading the river. It's a blessing to think about it. Don't forget that the sky is full of clouds at night. "Don't say that it's already late in the day, but the sunset can still make the sky red and brilliant. It embodies an open-minded, optimistic and proactive attitude towards life.
(6). Metaphor refers to living in seclusion in the countryside. "Book of Wei, Biography of Yishi, Sui Kua": "Some people call Kua and say: 'I heard that those with great talents must be in high-ranking positions. Why are you alone in Sangyu?'"
Ming Dynasty Huang Daozhou's "Jiehuan Yuan Gong" (Yuan Keli) Biography: "Xizi Zigui Cave, thousands of generals can be sharply cut off, and mulberry trees can cut off the opportunity, but I don't think it's Yan."
Idiom
Year of Sangyu
It means the afterglow of the setting sun shining on the tops of mulberry and elm trees, describing people in their twilight years.
Nan Liang's "Selected Works·Cao Zhi's Poems": "The years are among the mulberry trees and the elm trees, and the influence cannot be traced."
Li Shan's note: "The sun is in Sangyu, which is a metaphor for people getting old."
"Book of the Sui Dynasty: Biography of Wang Shao": "In addition, this year sixty-six are sixty-sixty years old. It is late in the day, and I am more forgetful than in the past."
Fan Chengda of the Song Dynasty wrote "Ci Yun Zheng Xiaoshu Shen Yuan Farewell": "After the meeting, I have declined, and the mulberry elm is just a cocoon silk."
"Xie Duo·Hu Chi" by Shen Qifeng of the Qing Dynasty: "I am nearly mulberry and my family has no orchid and jade." There is no specific age indication.
Yeah, it's over! Congratulations on the great completion
Xiao Junlin: Kiss, don't panic!
Bai Ze: Okay Heika, I love Heika!
Why do you feel like the heroine and the supporting character are forced to have low IQs for the sake of the plot? .
The author's Chapter 48 is locked and cannot be read.
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I really can't hold on anymore, the writing style is embarrassing, the heroine's IQ is not online in the whole text, I feel dizzy, so I gave up.
Sangyu (1) [sunset] The afterglow of the setting sun shines on the tops of the mulberry trees, referring to the place where the setting sun shines What is lost is the east corner, and what is gained is the mulberry tree. ——"Book of the Later Han·Feng Yi Zhuan" (2) [oldage] is a metaphor for old age Evening view of Sangyu Detailed explanation (1). Mulberry and elm trees. "Nine Sighs and Thoughts of Resentment" by Liu Xiang of the Han Dynasty: "The solitary hen sings on the high mountain, and the singing dove roosts on the mulberry elm." "Book of Jin·Xiahou Zhan's Biography": "The swan flies across the four seas, beyond the blue clouds, but the ruler's eagle does not cling to the mulberry elm." (2). When the sun sets, the light shines on the end of the mulberry tree, so it refers to the sunset. The third volume of "Taiping Yulan" quotes "Huainanzi": "The sun falls in the west, and the scenery is at the end of the tree, which is called mulberry elm." Liu Zhiji of the Tang Dynasty "Shi Tong Narrative": "The sun is flowing over the scenery, and the stars are shining brightly; the mulberry elm is evening, and the sky is bright." The fourth poem of Qing Dynasty Wei Yuan's "Eight Poems of Guests' Feelings about the Guests in Cambodia Gongding'an Sheren": "An Dezun Yun Road, and the light of this mulberry elm." (3). "Book of the Later Han Dynasty·Feng Yi Zhuan": "Although I lowered my wings and returned to the stream at first, I was able to fly back to the Strider Pond in the end. It can be said that I lost something in the East and gained something in the form of mulberry trees." This is a metaphor for the later stage of the incident. Tang Dynasty Han Yu's poem "Removed his official position and went to Jiangzhou to send to Dr. Li in Eyue" poem: "The mulberry trees can be received, and I would like to send the words of lovesickness." Jin Yuan Haowen's "Reward Han Dehua for sending him home" poem: "The mulberry trees can be collected, and everything is in the box." Liu Guojun "Miscellaneous Poems Between Xin Ren" No. 4: "The soldiers' advice is in a hurry, and the general's plan has been lost." (4). Metaphor for old age; old age. "Selected Poems of Cao Zhi": "The years are in the mulberry elm, and the influence cannot be traced." Li Shan's note: "The sun is in the mulberry elm, which is a metaphor for people's aging." "Sui Shu Wang Shao Biography": "In addition, this year is sixty-six, the mulberry elm is late, and there are more forgetfulness than in the past." "Xie Duo·Hu Chi": "I am nearing the age of mulberry, and my family has no orchid or jade." (5). Liu Yuxi's "Instructions on Rewarding Lotte and Ying the Elderly": "Who cares about old age, who will pity him when he gets old? The body is thin and thin, and the hair is thin and the hat is biased. Waste books to cherish the eyes, and use more moxibustion to accompany the years. You are still familiar with things, and you can read people. It's like reading the river. It's a blessing to think about it. Don't forget that the sky is full of clouds at night. "Don't say that it's already late in the day, but the sunset can still make the sky red and brilliant. It embodies an open-minded, optimistic and proactive attitude towards life. (6). Metaphor refers to living in seclusion in the countryside. "Book of Wei, Biography of Yishi, Sui Kua": "Some people call Kua and say: 'I heard that those with great talents must be in high-ranking positions. Why are you alone in Sangyu?'" Ming Dynasty Huang Daozhou's "Jiehuan Yuan Gong" (Yuan Keli) Biography: "Xizi Zigui Cave, thousands of generals can be sharply cut off, and mulberry trees can cut off the opportunity, but I don't think it's Yan." Idiom Year of Sangyu It means the afterglow of the setting sun shining on the tops of mulberry and elm trees, describing people in their twilight years. Nan Liang's "Selected Works·Cao Zhi's Poems": "The years are among the mulberry trees and the elm trees, and the influence cannot be traced." Li Shan's note: "The sun is in Sangyu, which is a metaphor for people getting old." "Book of the Sui Dynasty: Biography of Wang Shao": "In addition, this year sixty-six are sixty-sixty years old. It is late in the day, and I am more forgetful than in the past." Fan Chengda of the Song Dynasty wrote "Ci Yun Zheng Xiaoshu Shen Yuan Farewell": "After the meeting, I have declined, and the mulberry elm is just a cocoon silk." "Xie Duo·Hu Chi" by Shen Qifeng of the Qing Dynasty: "I am nearly mulberry and my family has no orchid and jade." There is no specific age indication.
Yeah, it's over! Congratulations on the great completion
Xiao Junlin: Kiss, don't panic!
Bai Ze: Okay Heika, I love Heika!
Why do you feel like the heroine and the supporting character are forced to have low IQs for the sake of the plot? .
The author's Chapter 48 is locked and cannot be read.
If you plant one, it will produce many updated chapters.
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