I want to write stories about some of the cannon-fodder characters in the background of Grandmaster of Demonic Cultivation.
There are tons of typos and such. I'll go back and fix them all once it's finished.
I'm not a hater, and I won't break up Wangxian.
I have no bias against any characters. I'm a fan of everyone, not a shipper, but a fan of the individual characters.
But Wangxian, Uncle Jiang, and the others are on opposing sides.
Some descriptions will be modeled on the original.
Since this is fanfiction, it shouldn't count as plagiarism, right?
Please point out any problems. Thank you.
The characters belong to Moxiang. Any OOC is on me.
There are many original characters.
Each protagonist's morality is uncertain, and they may even oppose one another.
We acknowledge everything the Wen clan did.
Wen Yao arc
An original take on the third young master of the Wen clan.
Wen Yue arc (original transmigrated female character)
Pairing: Wen Chao (he dies early...)
A young lady from a branch family who survived the Sunshot Campaign.
The author can't keep track of the characters' exact ages during each event, so most are my own interpretation.
The characters all have plenty of flaws.
The full story is tentatively planned to be around 300,000 characters?
Theme:
It's so sad. I wonder if Wen Yue will recall the carefree and happy days of the past and her gentle old dreams before she passes away.
It's so awesome. I read this article a long time ago and even joined the group. Later, I didn't read it because of something, so I opened this article again today. The impression it gave me when I first saw it remains the same. The Wen Yue chapter is finally over. Looking forward to the Wang Lingjiao chapter and Wen Rizhao and A Yue in it. What I want to say is that the author's writing style is so good that it made me truly understand Wen Rizhao. It is undeniable that I was moved. To Wen Chao. I don't shy away from denying this. If someone asks me who the Patriarch of the Demonic Path likes, I will not hesitate to name Wen Chao, because if he just lacks Wen Yue in his life.
When I first read it, I didn't think I would read it seriously. After all, I had read a lot of md fanfics before, most of which featured the protagonist saving everyone. It looked good but seemed to lack someone. The ending of A Yao's chapter was heartbreaking, but it seemed like there was nothing wrong with it. The Wen family was very powerful, so the other families were unbalanced, and the Wen family didn't know how to restrain themselves, which led to the whole family being punished. The Wen family was destined to be exterminated. A Yao's death was unexpected, and it was reasonable. So this little goblin successfully caught the attention of this idiot. The A Yue chapter is really exciting to watch. From hugging the protagonist's lap, to the death of the male protagonist (Wen Chao) in this chapter, to A Yue being deposed, and later becoming Bunraku, the change is really huge. A Yue is actually very evil. He is a modern person who has traveled to another world and has done anything to survive. Wen Yue is a very simple person (the wording is not very accurate) but Wen Le is a ruthless person, scheming, killing, and even his last relative A Chu was killed by himself. Ji Xie is dead, Wen Le became obsessed because of Yue Fei, and went crazy because of Ah Chu. To be honest, seeing Wen Chu stab Wen Le with a knife was a bit strange to the child. Revenge is what keeps Wen Le alive, but Wen Chu asked his relatives to give up revenge. It's a bit hateful that iron cannot be made into steel. In the finale, Wen Yue goes back. This ending has actually been guessed a long time ago (I finally guessed it correctly once), but it feels very sad. Going to that world, from innocence to cruelty, Wen Yue has never been very comfortable in his life. Finally, he went home, forgot everything bad, and started over. It was a perfect ending. Ah Yue may be the protagonist who has the least aura as a protagonist, but I really love her, and Wenle is my boss!!! (First term!)
I'm so touched, I don't know why I'm so touched I really like Wen Yue's article. I didn't feel tortured, I just felt indescribably moved. I wanted to cry and kiss her. When I see Wen Le later, I always think of Wen Yue who wants to wield a sword to punish evil. Thanks to the author for writing this article
Very well written! I like Wen Yao's chapter very much! I feel like I haven't seen enough? I just wish I could write more?? Come on!??
The author's writing is really great. The Wen Yue chapter really brought tears to my eyes. I really feel for Ah Yue and the Third Young Master, Ah Yao. Also, when will the author's chapter on Mr. Wen be completed? And why didn't I see the Wang Lingjiao chapter in the introduction? Do you still write it? I'm looking forward to the completion of this book, so keep up the good work!
This is the worst time-travel experience I've ever seen.
I think Wen Yue's character is becoming more and more like Yangyang, but more cruel than him.
The human nature is so dark and boring, what kind of mentality does the author have to create such a warm character? How could someone with such big boss parents and a vision of modern civilization be so stupid? They have to have no character and no character, but they also have to be strong and not top-notch. Alas╯╰The tragedy of the time-traveling girl is so vivid that I don't want to watch it twice. It's so fake.
Jin Guangyao is really not a good person