The story is complete, with a happy ending. Enjoy!
Also known as: "Immortality Really Isn't a Medicine". The heroine's name is Qi Changsheng.
1
Qi Changsheng, who is immortal, takes someone else's place in the palace, hoping to enjoy a few more years of eating her fill and doing nothing. She never expected that the frail emperor, who has nothing going for him but his looks, would search the whole realm for immortals so he could slice them up, grind them into medicinal powder, and swallow it with water to live a few years longer.
When she receives a summons to his bedchamber, Qi Changsheng's vision goes black. Oh no, the emperor's going to grind me into pills!
2
Later, Qi Changsheng asks Feng Hongyu when he first realized she was immortal.
Holding her in his arms, Feng Hongyu casually twirls a lock of her hair and says it was a long time ago.
"Why didn't you use me to make medicine?"
Feng Hongyu says nothing. He only smiles faintly and kisses her temple.
Loving you is a sickness no medicine can cure.
3
Qi Changsheng thinks everything in the palace is wonderful, except that the food tends to give her the runs.
The villainous consort, driven to the brink of madness: Where's the peerless poison I was promised?! Why is she eating it like candy???
Qi Changsheng: Oh! It's a little sweet.
A one-track-minded heroine who can't die, so becomes the queen of palace intrigue, versus a frail young emperor who plays the fool while hiding a tiger's heart.
One-on-one, happy ending.
The male lead says that being an emperor and being a virgin are perfectly compatible.
Both leads are each other's first and only.
Warnings:
1. This is a silly story with no logic, and the heroine has no brains.
2. This is a fictional setting. The author made up all the rules and regulations, so don't take them seriously.
Completed works:
"Did Master Die Today?" There is no future for a yandere and a slacker.
New danmei novel now underway: "My Book Got Ruined by a Bad Ending (Transmigration into a Book)"
One day, popular writer Zhu Qiao discovers that the plot of her novel has been changed beyond recognition. Her readers are in an uproar, and calls from her publisher and editor keep pouring in.
To make a living, Zhu Qiao transmigrates into her book and is forced to start fixing the plot. But just as she's preparing to show off her skills, she discovers that, unlike other protagonists who transmigrate into books, she doesn't have a host of golden fingers and superpowers.
Zhu Qiao thinks it over and over. The only thing she can use seems to be that...
Zhu Qiao blurts out, "Take your clothes off!"
Her teammate, who came from an ancient world, looks at her righteously. "A real man should never be improperly dressed... Wait, don't touch me... Let's talk this out!"
In the struggle, Zhu Qiao gets the better of her teammate, exposing a large patch of skin at his collar.
A warning rings out from above: No appearances below the neck are allowed. Author, please revise the text.
The scene currently in progress is forced to pause. The fierce argument between the male and female leads stops at a crucial moment. Zhu Qiao unhurriedly takes the weapon from the culprit's hand, then nods for her teammate to get dressed.
Her teammate covers his collar in surprise. "How did you know!"
Zhu Qiao smiles without answering: Because...
Because I'm an author on Zhoudao Literature City!
Theme:
After My Master Betrayed Me, I Proved the Dao
I'm Really Not a Big Shot!
Please Board in Order [Infinite]
I Heard Nezha Is the Killer
My Aloof Master Is Still Lonely and Suffering Today
Believer [Investiture of the Gods]
I Save Myself by Locking the Text After I Transmigrate into a Book
The Club-Wielding Snake
The Playbook
Bathroom Reading
Uneasy
Jusheng
Did you really do nothing... (Lost jpg
It's good as a short story, but it can also be written as a long form. The long review speaks to my heart, and I think the same way.
It's finally over. Although it is a short story, it is really well written. The writing and plot are both good. Although the characters are simple, they are very real and vital. But I think the ending is actually more reasonable. I like to retain the innocence of Changsheng, and hope that even after she has experienced so many years and so much malice, she still has a bright heart. And the little emperor can also abandon his weakness and emotions, take on a brand new body, and shoulder his responsibilities. In fact, there are many things that have not been written later, such as the undead army of the previous dynasty Rong Yin, the war on the border, the past and future of the Taifu, and if the plot of the family and the country are added, the pattern of this article will be even greater. I actually have an ending in my mind. Since Changsheng will not die, she and the little emperor should exchange blood with the help of the secret guards (drinking blood is useless, it will only turn into shit), and then fall into a deep sleep. I don't know when she will wake up, and the little emperor will work hard to make the world peaceful and prosperous, waiting for Changsheng to wake up. Maybe one day, Changsheng will open his eyes, the little emperor will meditate, and they will go to this world together to see the scenery that the little emperor and Changsheng have never seen before. Whether they can only live one life or live forever, they can still have love and hope after going through storms. This is the best ending I can think of. It's sad to see Chang Sheng weak and weak. This silly little girl may never be able to jump around happily again. For a moment, I would rather she die than leave a haze in her heart. And the little emperor will always be burdened with guilt. Even if he lives forever, his poor health will make it difficult for him to let go of his life. He is very worried. Maybe the world is not perfect and everything cannot go as he wishes. In fact, I prefer immortality in my heart. Even if the little emperor will suffer, if it must not be perfect, I hope that after death, I will always live in the heart of the little emperor in the most beautiful way. Changsheng could have grown up slowly, and she would have been very good. She had endless years to see all kinds of life, learn to be resourceful, see all the vicissitudes of life, and treat the world and everyone tenderly. Even if she was afraid of these endless years, she would one day reconcile with them. Thinking about it this way, I couldn't bear to let her die alone. I always wanted to see her grow up. This is a really good article. There are a lot of foreshadowings in it. In fact, the supporting characters could be more fleshed out and the plot richer. In fact, a lot of the content is worth discussing and thinking about. . Maybe one day I get bored and I can continue writing. I don't know if Jinjiang can continue writing. Finally, I would like to express my sincere gratitude. I hope to see better works from you. It has great potential.
Nice! It just felt like it ended in a hurry. Did the master disappear so easily? And Rong Yin was also taken care of in one stroke! Not enough! In fact, you can write more, especially about Dolce Vita!!
After all, who is Yan Cong? It was so long ago that I forgot about it. Congratulations on the completion! Just a little shorter
Congratulations on the completion!!!!
I feel sorry for my little emperor, give her a hug
I haven't watched it for a long time and I can't get the same feeling back. I want to watch it again when I have time.
Woohoo, wow, you are back after all. If you don't come back, I will put this article into the category of the lifetime series. This chapter is really a big reveal! The previous king is not dead, nor is the teacher's first love! Alas, actually thinking about it, the teacher's current wife is a bit pitiful, and the teacher's first love is even more pitiful, as they were all kidnapped. Oh my God, are all teachers' peach blossoms so miserable?
Are you there? Are you there, Dad?