Story blurb:
Kong Ling, a goddess of the Creator God Clan, encounters Li An, the Wind God of the Lower Realm, by chance. They fall in love and stay together, but a misunderstanding tears them apart.
Hundreds of years later, the two gods, having forgotten their past, reunite by chance. But the Lower Realm nearly gets them into trouble again, and they almost repeat the same mistakes.
But the goddess, now resilient and cold-hearted, remains true to herself and no longer sees love as the only thing that matters. The Wind God, steadfast in his principles, no longer blindly follows others. Together, they take a path completely different from the one they once walked.
Gods and demons run rampant, and fury tears through the heavens.
Heroine: Loves and hates fiercely, and despises evil.
Hero: Stoic and cold, but warm-hearted beneath the surface.
P.S. This is a proper wish-fulfillment story, updated every night at nine. I'll post a notice if anything comes up.
Reader's guide:
1. The plot comes first, with romance as a side element. It unfolds gradually, with foreshadowing and setup early on, so it may start a little slowly.
2. Everyone's feelings are sincere and natural, with no third parties getting between them.
3. There may be some twists for the sake of the plot, but it's mostly angst-free. A little angst for the hero doesn't count as angst.
Coming next: "You're Not That Special"
Main premise: At the happiest moment of your life, having the switch of despair flipped can drive even a kind person mad.
After a painful first love, Gu Chi, daughter of the Heavenly Dao, finally comes to her senses and realizes that the person who loves and understands her most has always been by her side. But he became a living dead man with a damaged soul while saving her.
To awaken him, Gu Chi has no choice but to search different realms for the fragments of his scattered soul. Along the way, she also helps other people understand themselves anew.
Side stories: Short stories in different worlds.
Main heroine: Gu Chi. Hero: Ming Shu.
First story: The daughter in a family that favors sons awakens.
Second story: The daughter cast aside by a powerful family returns.
Second story: The carefree empress, childhood sweetheart to the emperor, fakes her death and escapes.
Third story: The first wife of a rising noble, who weathered hardship with him, stands up for herself.
Fourth story: The lover who was a stand-in goes mad.
Fifth story: The devoted junior sister becomes heartless.
In short, it's an angst-filled story about taking down scumbags, written for the sheer satisfaction of it. I always get upset when stories forgive scumbags and have the couple get back together, so I started writing one where they don't reconcile.
Coming soon: "The Road I Walked with a Puppet"
At the happiest moment of your life, having the switch of despair flipped can drive even a kind person mad.
On the day Su Yang, a heaven-blessed woman who takes it upon herself to punish evil and uphold justice, marries her lover, her family betrays her. Her lover vanishes in the flames, leaving behind only a finger bone and a wisp of his soul.
From then on, there is no heaven-blessed woman in this world, only a madwoman in red, carrying a puppet, her moods unpredictable as she wanders the world without rest or trace.
Years later, a book called "The Road She Walked with a Puppet" sweeps across countless realms, bringing countless lovesick men and women to tears. But their story has only just begun.
Completed story: "After Being Haunted by a Ghost"
Blurb: An out-of-the-ordinary life with a goofy ghost.
I always fill the holes I dig, so if you like it, please bookmark it, hehe.
Theme: Dig your own hole and jump in
It's quite interesting~ but some chapters were written too quickly and the details were not explained clearly. Maybe that part is not very important, but it's a bit strange to just skip it without writing it.
I find it very strange, why would such a good heroine borrow the Kunwu Sword? It's useless for her to come. . . This plot feels a bit forced. . . .
This is actually a combination of ancient and modern Chinese and Western styles!
Thanks for the limited fee! Very well written, cheers!
Ah, this, German orthopedics?
There is a person named Feng Yinsha under one person
Ah, this... The writing style is a bit immature...
The writing is a bit immature~
Friends, I finished my exam today and started to update normally. Thank you for your support and understanding.
There is a very important exam next Saturday and Sunday. It may not be updated daily. It should be updated every other day. After the exam is over, it should be back to normal.