(1) Literary Synopsis:
"People have seven emotions: joy, anger, sorrow, fear, love, hatred, and desire.
Of them all, love and desire are the hardest to cast aside."
There is also the saying, "Without deep love, one cannot be born into the world of Samsara."
Perhaps I have been reincarnating through this life after life,
all because of you.
(2) Silly Synopsis:
The demoness Jiang Huaixia has killed countless people and done every manner of evil.
One day, hunted down and on the brink of death, with nowhere left to run,
she finally spots a temple and tries to hide inside,
but a monk sees her!
After much agonizing,
she decides to keep running.
Who could have guessed that the monk would lie through his teeth and save her?
∑(°口°!)!!
/The story begins when the heroine seeks a relic to repay his kindness/
[Things to Know Before Reading]
1. Cold-hearted, ruthless demoness x a genuine monk who cannot be seduced
2. This story is set in an alternate version of the Jiajing era of the Ming dynasty. It is not a historical account, just a novel. Any resemblance is purely coincidental.
3. Buddhist scriptures are quoted in some parts of this story. Feel free to point out any places where the annotations are incomplete.
4. The cover was drawn by a close friend, so there are no copyright issues. It shows the heroine's character design~
Theme: The conflict between Buddhism and Taoism, the struggle at court, and the clashes of the martial world.
It's beautiful, but it's still unfinished, too short
Why are there no comments?
I like this kind of heroine so much, she's strong and crisp, she's pretty good, but everything is a little too rushed.
Didn't the heroine dress up as a man? Why is she a "woman in red" again?
A little bit curious about Lian Feibai's extra story
Every time I search the entire book, sort it according to my preferences, and then read it in order. First, look at the introduction to see if it attracts me, and then look at the opening style, character setting, and plot direction to decide whether to continue reading.
To catch a bug, the beginning should be loudly rustling in the wind
If you are willing to write dozens more chapters, it will be great.
Although it's a bit late, I still hope he doesn't die
How come there are no comments on such a great article?