Yu Jing transmigrated into a cultivation novel as the tyrannical villain.
The tyrant lusted after beauty, was bloodthirsty, and made the protagonist's older brother suffer. In the end, the protagonist killed him with his own hands, and he met a miserable fate.
After transmigrating into the book, Yu Jing was relieved to find that the tyrant hadn't yet secured the throne, and the protagonist's older brother was still alive and well.
Yu Jing hadn't even had a chance to sip his comforting tea when his lackey reported excitedly, "Yan Zhilan has followed your orders: his core has been destroyed, his legs broken, and he's been thrown into the death cells..."
Yu Jing looked at Yan Zhilan, battered all over, his eyes blazing with hatred, and felt his heart sink. This is bad...
Yan Zhilan was reborn in the year the tyrant Qi Jing had first imprisoned and humiliated him.
He lowered his eyes to hide his hatred and swore that one day he would make Qi Jing wish he were dead, yet be unable to die.
But why was the Qi Jing of this life so different from the Qi Jing of his last life?
Not only had he stopped tormenting Yan Zhilan at every turn, he was now attentive and caring in every way.
Yan Zhilan appeared calm, but sneered inwardly: Let's see what trick you're playing.
Yet the longer it went on, the more confused he became.
Until one day, he accidentally saw Qi Jing smiling brightly at a young maid. Yan Zhilan gritted his teeth in secret: So he's still a no-good man after all!
One-line summary: The villain and the supporting character get a happy ending
A beautiful, restrained, black-bellied gong X a clever, emotionally obtuse shou
Reader's guide: 1. Shou-centric. The shou transmigrates into a book, the gong is reborn, one-on-one romance, happy ending.
2. No pregnancy, no secondary couples. Low-level cultivation, an imaginary dynasty. All the worldbuilding is made up by the author, with no historical research or science involved.
3. The romance develops slowly, and there's lots of plot. If you want to read about them falling in love, you can wait until there are more chapters QAQ.
4. Um, there's no need to go out of your way to tell me if you're dropping the story. Thanks.
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Poor A-Jing, she has paid off her mother's debt and her father's debt
The answer is left to time to find, and the future will live up to time's expectations Will there be more extra episodes in the future?
I like the big text! The ending is full of flowers!
It's so well written! Ahhhhh
Emmm what to say. . Feel. The protagonist didn't travel through time. . . You fit into this role so well. . .
Woohoo, Alerong, I'm crying to death. Wow wow wow.
I personally think that the essay writing is okay in JJ. I would say that there is nothing wrong with the plot and rhythm, and it can keep people engaged. . . The key logic and emotions are not as good as those written by junior high school students, just like there is poison in sugar and poison in poison. . . Watching it with your brain can really kill you. It's better to read poorly written articles in the first place. It's a good thing that you don't have to use your brain at the beginning. . .
I used to think that I didn't have to watch it if I didn't like it. But now I feel that I am using other people's free texts for nothing, and I have no right to criticize them. If I paid for it and ended up being fed shit, it would be really hard for me to persist in watching it.
The collapse in the back was terrible. I will have to take a detour when I see this author in the future.
. . . . . God unfolds. The author is best at making something originally beautiful look worthless.