Currently revising. This is my debut, and it ended badly. Please wait until I finish editing before reading!
Zhou Xiaoyu transmigrates into a novel with a laid-back male lead.
In the story, Yun Yuan is a cool and aloof Buddhist saint. After being poisoned by the Demon Realm's deadly Yangu Huan while saving the young master and sect leader of Cangyun Sect, he finds himself surrounded by women.
Basking in the sacred glow he gives off, as pure as a snow lotus on the Tianshan Mountains, one heroine after another willingly gives herself to him. Afraid of sullying him, they leave without a word afterward, then quietly band together to follow and protect him...
But halfway through, the author suddenly throws in a wild twist.
It turns out Yun Yuan wasn't poisoned by Yangu Huan at all. He carries half the blood of an alluring demon, and every woman who gets close to him goes mad for him. Then, in the final chapter, the male lead turns merciless: he not only kills those women, but also frees the alluring demons imprisoned in the Forbidden Realm and leads them in destroying the Qingxu World.
She transmigrates into the body of a girl with a special constitution who dies after helping the male lead cure his poison, yet still thinks it was a death well worth dying.
Yun Yuan: "Female benefactor, you have a special constitution. Come back to Cangyun with me. There is a string of South Sea Buddhist beads there that can conceal your constitution."
Zhou Xiaochan: "Master Yun Yuan, you're the one who's about to die. You should worry about yourself first. There's no need to trouble yourself over me."
Yun Yuan: "..."
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"Married to a Mad Villain (Zhao Gao)"
Due to the subject matter, this is set in an alternate Qin Dynasty, and the characters do not all follow their historical counterparts.
One moment, Xu Jiao is watching a TV drama called The Emperor's Beloved, a Love Through the Ages.
One of its villains, modeled after Zhao Gao, is driven by a desire for revenge and world destruction.
He forges the male lead Yin Rui's final decree, buries the female lead Rong Le alive, and has the left chancellor Yao Si torn apart by five horses...
His insanity level is off the charts.
Xu Jiao munches on potato chips as she watches Fu Zigao about to chop his childhood sweetheart into minced meat. The next moment, she transmigrates into the story.
Fu Zigao has a sinister, effeminate look as he grips her throat. In a strange, lilting voice, he says, "Xu Jiao, you looked down on me in every way back then. Now, if you kneel and beg me, and say you're willing to be my woman, I'll show you some affection."
Remembering that the original Xu Jiao refused and got chopped into minced meat, Xu Jiao hurriedly kneels, takes his right hand, and kisses it reverently.
"Chancellor Fu, I was blind back then. Now I want to be your woman. Please be kind to me."
Faced with a beautiful and charming courtesan, Fu Zigao abruptly pulls back his burned hand, his expression turning dark and light by turns.
"Fine. I'll grant your wish."
Xu Jiao: "..."
Theme: Don't be fooled by appearances. Pay more attention to what lies beneath.
Kill the Protagonist and Become the Man Offered as a Sacrifice
The White Moonlight of a Dead Eunuch
The Ailing Emperor Begs Me to Grant Him Immortality
The Damned Eunuch Is Always Coveting Me
The Great Villain Who Was Reformed by the Heroine Has Fallen Into My Lap
After Being Offered to the Dragon-Aotian Hero, He Couldn’t Resist Me
Transmigrated as the Male Lead's Dark Moonlight
The Ugly Monkey I Raised Is Sun Wukong
A Transparent Author's Writing Journal and Reflections
I finished reading the last chapter. I was so suffocated that I couldn't get up or down. I shouldn't have ordered QAQ altogether.
It gets worse and worse later on. The whole book is not enjoyable at all. It looks very strange. The characters in the book are also like this and that. It is very out of touch and makes me look very dramatic. The ending is also very sloppy 😩
I regret buying the book(??????????????????)
It seems like it has been two years, but I still miss the big Mary Sue and cry.
Have the half-orc situation and the white tiger soul line been recycled? In which chapter? Did I miss it?
Emmmmmmmmm…
The idea is a bit big. . . . . . A twisting ending. . . . . . .
Yin Wuwang and Yun Yuan have such different personalities, different experiences, different feelings, and different visions of the characters. They are obviously two different people. The novel was well written at the beginning, but the ending was too hasty. The heroine just said that she likes Yun Yuan. After the two male protagonists became one, they called him "Yin Wuwang" and slept with him without any grudge. Didn't you feel that Yun Yuan had disappeared? Also, Xie Yingwei is not as advanced as his father. In the end, his father gave in. The two male protagonists were still manipulated by Xie Yingwei. Xie Yingwei was clearly described as a loser who relied on heresy and pills. When faced with him, Yin Wuwang actually compromised and stabbed himself to death when he said he would. It is really unacceptable.
I think this book is terrible. The transformation of the male protagonist's soul is very abrupt. Keep up the good work.
I took a quick look at it and felt that the author might be a baby and the writing is already pretty good.