[This isn't a typical prehistoric fantasy. The setting is pretty unconventional, and a lot of things aren't explained in detail.]
One-line summary: Heaven itself made me do it.
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Ji Qing transmigrated into the prehistoric world.
Humanity had only just been born, the Investiture of the Gods was still a long way off, and the monkey who would star in Journey to the West was still a rock.
This prehistoric world had no shortage of transmigrators and reborn people, and the waters of heavenly secrets had long been stirred into a muddy mess.
Ji Qing: I want to fish in troubled waters...
The Heavenly Dao: No, you don't. Get back to work.
Years later, Ji Qing, who had long since hidden away his achievements and vanished from sight, looked back on the past and suddenly felt a little pressured.
His most glorious accomplishment wasn't the War of the Liches or the chaotic battle of the Investiture of the Gods. It was stabbing his boss, Heaven itself, in the back.
The Heavenly Dao: Heh.
About this book:
1. The story involves the Investiture of the Gods, Journey to the West, and other mythological tales. The setting diverges from the mainstream and doesn't follow the usual conventions. [Sincere]
2. Serious tone, plot-focused. Don't let the silly cover fool you! The protagonist is a ruthless wolf. He's even more vicious than the most ruthless of them all. He's the only villain in this story [not really].
CP: The Heavenly Dao. The Heavenly Dao is not Hongjun. A career-focused protagonist with no interest in romance x a flippant, jealous, and unhinged Heaven itself.
3. Fanfiction is inherently personal. If you don't like it, don't force yourself to read it; just click away. The author is sensitive and politely declines all advice. (
[Starting after I quit my job in February]
Immortal and Demon Sovereign is a cultivation novel with a darkening protagonist, disguised as a harem story.
Like the protagonists of all cultivation novels, Zhuang Cen has a helpful cheat who cares for him deeply.
Only Zhuang Cen's cheat isn't an old man. It's Xie Xiao, the youngest Nascent Soul sword cultivator in the history of the Immortal Dao, the junior master of Little Green Mountain, famed for his noble and radiant bearing.
Under his junior master's protection, Zhuang Cen has smooth sailing all the way to the Golden Core stage, growing at an astonishing pace.
Then Xie Xiao throws in the towel and ascends.
Before leaving, he gives Zhuang Cen a storage bag.
Because of the cultivation manuals and precious treasures inside, Zhuang Cen suffers betrayal after betrayal, descends into darkness, and ultimately sweeps away both the Immortal and Demon paths.
Xie Xiao, who has transmigrated into a book as the junior master and whose mission is to ascend successfully, thinks the goal will be easy to achieve.
So what if he has talent and good looks? No matter how many admirers he has, nothing can stop him from devoting himself to the Dao!
That is, until he discovers that the overpowered protagonist has been reborn.
And the reborn overpowered protagonist is still in love with him, but can't have him.
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In his new life, Zhuang Cen's greatest obsession is his junior master, as elegant as an orchid and as radiant as the moon.
He will never forget the last look Xie Xiao gave him before ascending.
It clearly reflected him, yet was as vast and cold as the world after a snowfall, without a ripple of emotion.
Also known as:
#If Only He'd Known His Junior Master Could Be...#
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[This is a multi-candidate romance. Although the overpowered protagonist enjoys the benefits of being reborn, he may still end up loving someone who cannot love him back.]
Theme:
Is Tiandao starting to get jealous?
I feel like the emotional line is a bit unclear, but it ends well.
Okay, the author will write more, I want to read the extras
??? Is this the end?
All in all, I really like it. Looking forward to your next work.
All in all, I really like it. Looking forward to your next work.
Ah, what Qingqing means by narrowing the road is that he thinks about the steps before predicting the result that Tiandao wants to achieve... However, in the process of achieving the result, the tricks he does have an effect on the next result (after all, they are all temporary results), so in general, like the tram problem, more human beings survived, and perhaps in an enlightened and unprecedented way. It's better to ask for it. Although there is no freedom of choice, freedom of choice is another kind of manipulation, just like Arrow's law of impossibility; just like God said there are others without Qingqing. Ah, it's so cool, I'm so happy. Qingqing believes that the way of heaven is order and balance, just like cutting the high to compensate for the low (a bit like the redistribution of the welfare state), this is indeed from the perspective of acquired distribution; then, the way of heaven that Tianda believes is... Give a premise, give a result, and you can do whatever you want in the middle? Result oriented? Applying it to the system... De facto equality? The means are not important. Ah, I don't know if I understand this right or not.
Ah, your sentence ends here. People who have never seen it seem to have a feeling of "the vague affection and indifference of Tai's love to his little lover"...
I'm happy. Treating all things as stupid dogs is called the way of heaven. It's so ideal and surging. I'm happy.
I don't see corruption at all, only brotherly love.