[Pre-release next door: Who Wants to Live Happily Ever After with an Evil Villainess, Anyway?! I'm working on the draft, rolling around and acting cute, hoping someone will adopt it~]
The full story is complete. The cover features our peerless and supremely powerful High God Changying! [Snuggles]
[Important: This is a serious drama, not a sweet romance. The early part isn't angsty (don't let that fool you; there is angst in the middle and later parts, but the ending is happy.)]
After Ji Le, twenty-two, died of heart failure, she was reborn as Jile, the Heavenly Clan's First Princess.
She became a goddess.
That should have been cause for celebration.
But a hundred years later, Jile declared, "Being a goddess is really boring."
Steal a few chickens from Qihuang Mountain today, pet Erlang Shen's dog tomorrow. No grand purpose, just trying to make life more interesting.
One day, Jile was taken to the Celestial Court to answer for her crimes.
The charge: the Heavenly Clan's princess had shamelessly seduced the God of Dujie from Tianshang Palace.
Jile: "Which eye of yours saw that? How about you donate it to someone who needs one? I..."
Changying: "Silence."
Jile [sitting up obediently]: "You got it."
The High God Changying, famous throughout the four seas and feared in every direction, suffered the only setback of her life after meeting Jile.
She was as cold as frost, but Jile was like the blazing sun.
The girl might be a little silly, but she was still rather adorable.
She'd make an excellent bedwarmer! Jile shouted at Changying at the top of her lungs.
"Hmph."
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Theme: Strive for excellence and never give up
No one in the entire two clans of gods and demons can carry it clearly.
. . . The descriptions of Qiyuan and Changying are much better than those of Ji Le and Chang Ying. I even have the feeling that no matter what Ji Le does, he is an outsider. In romance, this is a bitter story about a female supporting character who is unrequitedly in love with the female protagonist but is unwilling to sacrifice her life to fulfill the male and female protagonist's love. It's so hard for me to watch.
Hey, in fact, ever since Changying gave up herself to fulfill Qiyuan, and Ji Le changed into Si Shi to save Changying, I felt that the two of them were not destined to be together, so it was good to be reunited.
Alas, I am actually very angry with what Changying did, which has affected too many people along the way, even though it was not all due to her original intention. Xueran sacrificed for her, and so did Ji Le. But I also know that she is very sad. Having too much power means that except for the people around her, others may only regard her as a sharp blade and will not consider her joys and sorrows, and will only use and abandon her again and again. But she was still very angry. It was naturally not her fault that she was used, but she was obsessed with the mistakes of the past and did not cherish everything in the present. The more she tried to make up for it, the more mistakes she made. She owed the demons and wanted to repay it, but along the way she owed Xueran again, and she failed to achieve her goal. She felt guilty about Yu Qiyuan, but this guilt allowed him to hurt Ji Le. At least in my opinion, she was a victim at first, but slowly she became part of the perpetrators
It's his role again. It was better not to keep any of them at the beginning, to choose a new Demon Emperor. Si Shi is the Demon Clan, which is already the biggest bargaining chip. Siming is about to die, so why should he pick up the Demon Emperor who is not valued by the Demon Clan? His father and younger brother are both his monarchs. If he hadn't survived by luck, he would not have been loved. Moreover, he was so protective of a younger brother who would ride on his head in the future. He was originally a legitimate concubine. The best performance. The demons deserve to be exterminated for their old-fashioned dogma. How come the countless demon concubines in the Demon Queen's Palace are still concubines and subordinates? They all deserve to die, especially the demon emperor who drew his sword. He is the one who deserves to die. Qiyuan is just a scoundrel. It is the old demon emperor's lineage who killed the demons. The demise of feudal society is a joy to see. Why is it not the demon emperor and the elder's family who died but those tribesmen? Just like in ancient times, why didn't the emperor die in the war?
What did my bliss do wrong again?
OK! Starting from a mortal and ending with a mortal, the story Ji Le tells Weiyang seems to be a story about a big dream. No matter what, the two of them can be considered to have a happy life!
. . . The descriptions of Qiyuan and Changying are much better than those of Ji Le and Chang Ying. I even have the feeling that no matter what Ji Le does, he is an outsider. In romance, this is a bitter story about a female supporting character who is unrequitedly in love with the female protagonist but is unwilling to sacrifice her life to fulfill the male and female protagonist's love. It's so hard for me to watch.
Changying owed something to herself, but sacrificed others to repay the favor.
What Qi Yuan said is also what I want to say, but I'm not angry at her for protecting the Gods, but she is still defending others now, think about yourself! Live for yourself! It's better to live for Ji Le for once. Why does it feel like Ji Le is always chasing Changying from behind? I'm so angry that I'm crying.