After dying suddenly from overwork, Wen Fei transmigrated into a cultivation novel as a throwaway flower demon.
To stay alive, he kept his distance from the male lead and lived a carefree life among the demons. But because he didn’t throw himself in front of the male lead to die, the male lead was killed by the villain, and the novel’s world was on the verge of collapse. Wen Fei was about to go down with it.
Luckily, the Heavenly Dao turned the story back ten years. Wen Fei kept his head down again, but unexpectedly ended up inside the male lead’s ring. There was no food, no drink, and no one to keep him company. Wen Fei only wanted his freedom back (and to return to his carefree life).
At the time, the male lead’s dantian had just been crippled. To leave the ring, Wen Fei had to help the male lead improve his cultivation, so the laid-back Wen Fei was forced into action.
Ji Xiuran’s ring contained an old man who helped him level up and fight monsters in the early stages, but then suddenly killed him. Reborn, he wanted to get rid of the old man as soon as possible. But when he entered the ring, the old man had turned into a handsome man.
He poisoned the handsome man and set traps for him. Only later, when he saw that beautiful, bewitching flower, did he realize he’d mistaken his enemy.
Reading guide:
1. A carefree beauty as the bottom x a strong, handsome male lead as the top. The bottom transmigrates into a book; the top is reborn.
2. Cultivation levels: Qi Refining, Foundation Establishment, Golden Core, Nascent Soul, Deity Transformation, Body Integration, Great Ascension.
3. Haven’t thought of anything yet. I’ll add more later.
Theme:
Is Shou going out of his mind? Normal people should avoid having inner demons, right? In the end, you deliberately brought out Gong's inner demons just to tease him? Will inner demons hinder spiritual practice? This kind of thing can be big or small, how could it be so stupid?! Besides, writing is really boring, so why don't you just stop writing if you don't have to?
Well, how should I put it, the male protagonist is currently in a state of inadequacy. In terms of skills, we had been together for a long time in the last life, and we couldn't tell that the skills or abilities didn't belong to the same person, and we couldn't feel even the slightest difference (if Shou prompted us). No wonder the last life was so miserable. In terms of time, when you are reborn and you clearly know the purpose and means of the other person in the previous life, the other person behaves differently and you deny it even if you have doubts. Maybe the shadow is too big, so the male protagonist doesn't dare to touch it. Touching it will create inner demons, and there is still a long way to grow in the future. It's just that you feel a little unfair. It's so pitiful. You don't listen to the explanations, you don't understand the hints, and you pretend not to understand. Your good intentions are all calculations (outsiders always worry about this). Tired. Occasionally, I can see Gong wavering and denying, expressing his affection for Shou. I don't know what to say when he secretly attacks Shou. Looking forward to the crematorium, the kind of big fire, it is worthy of the grievances suffered overtly and covertly, and it also satisfies my mentality of watching a movie. Big cheers. I don't give any advice, I don't express my stance, I just want to express my personal reading status.
Attacking like this makes my teeth itch
Don't be honest. Wen Fei was killed before you knew it was fake.
Come on!!!!
I really like it, it's very beautiful, please give it a thumbs up to the author.
Can you be more thoughtful when dealing with everything? It's okay to eat, drink, and have fun, but don't think about anything?
So what the hell was he doing?
I think it would be better to make it clear to the female costar as soon as possible.
By the way, is a flower hermaphroditic and capable of fertilization and fruiting? Autogenous reproduction?