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Xizhou Mountain has two extraordinarily gifted disciples, both famous throughout the world.
The eldest disciple is refined and gracious, adept at dealing with all kinds of people. He is a gentleman among the younger generation, a leader whom the elders of the cultivation world praise with approving nods. He has never made a single misstep in his life, nor uttered a single inappropriate word.
The third disciple is peerless in talent and the finest swordsman of his generation. Though impossibly handsome, he is wrapped in a frost that seems ten thousand years old, day in and day out. No one dares approach him through his aloof, frigid aura. In the eyes of the sect's female disciples, he is an unattainable flower atop a lofty peak.
Then, one year, a young disciple joined the mountain, and everything changed.
After finishing a set of saber forms, the eldest senior brother stood with his saber slung over his shoulder, looking effortlessly cool and domineering in front of the adorable little child.
"Kid, isn't your dad handsome? I'll look after you from now on!"
The third senior brother crouched in front of his little junior brother. The ice melted from his handsome face, like a spring breeze in March, and his eyes brimmed with tenderness as he coaxed softly,
"A Yun, call me Big Brother."
The transmigrated-into-a-book boss's perspective:
Yang Lao transmigrated into a book's immortal cultivation world and resolved to topple the novel's chosen one and take his place, ascending to immortality in one fell swoop. He did everything he could to join Xizhou Mountain as a nominal second disciple, but before long his schemes were exposed and he was driven off the mountain. He was intent on provoking a rivalry between the protagonist and the third senior brother, who was also heaven's favored child, only to discover that their relationship was not what he had imagined. The more he looked, the more ambiguous it seemed...
#Before you transmigrate into a book, make sure it's a male-oriented or female-oriented novel#
Please Note:
1) Main couple: Third Senior Brother x Little Junior Brother
2) There is a transmigrated-into-a-book boss, and he won't take too long to exit the story.
3) This novel is entirely fictional and set in a fantasy world. Do not imitate anything in it. Related terms in the story may differ from actual history, geography, and culture, and are not intended as historical research.
Coming Soon: A Few Things About the Empress of the Northern Kingdom
One day, he wakes up for no apparent reason in a man's body, having become the empress of a kingdom.
The world is divided in two, the north and south facing each other across the Yangtze River.
He was born a northerner, yet the misty rain of Jiangnan carries a thread of forgotten longing.
Theme: The most sincere feelings of youth. Courage can overcome every hardship, and if you persevere, the clouds will part to reveal the moon.
Reading the copy, I actually thought that the pairing of senior brother and third senior brother would be a good one? A crazy person is jumping an iceberg
I really like the main character Shou, I really like how he looks so strong and confident... When will the book-wearing boss exit?
Unlike common fantasy novels, it has the flavor of ancient fantasy novels
The writing style is very good, but I think some of the descriptions are too cumbersome, the storytelling is not very good, and the reading is not very coherent (a few suggestions)
If you can't cultivate well, just practice hard. It's so painful.
This villain is really disgusting
I really like this article about cultivating immortals that is stronger in attack, strength and reception. I just like the two of them to clearly decide the winner and loser, without letting emotions get mixed up. It's boring for you to let me give in!
I think the author's writing style is more suitable for writing short story collections (personal opinion)??
I don't know if it's my imagination. Sometimes the writing is a bit messy, or a bit too fragmented? I can't tell. Sometimes it doesn't read so smoothly, but the overall story is pretty good.
I don't know if I feel right or not. Although they all dote on their junior brother, the junior brother always gives in when facing his senior brother. He is the one who compromises and tolerates.