[Main story complete]
Blurb:
Han Zimu transmigrated into a no-romance cultivation novel focused on leveling up, becoming a cannon-fodder villain with the same name.
The original Han Zimu was the first disciple of the founding Sword Saint, a once-in-a-century genius of the Xuanqing Sect. But out of resentment toward the protagonist, he went down the path of a doomed villain. In the end, he was not only expelled from the sect, but also had a scene where he was stabbed to death to make the main villain look good.
When Han Zimu arrived, the original had poisoned the protagonist and ruined his reputation, earning the contempt of his fellow sect members.
He'd poisoned someone, had no allies, and had a crowd of lackeys running around making little voodoo dolls of him.
Han Zimu acted swiftly: he cleared his name, slapped them in the face, went on adventures, and broke through to new levels. He became the pride of the sect, earning the praise of his predecessors and the admiration of those who came after.
Just as everyone thought he was destined for greatness, he retreated to Changwang Peak, where he lived a leisurely life with the little one he had picked up, neglecting his proper work.
Han Zimu: Eat, sleep, and smack the little one. Stay away from the protagonist and the villain, those two troublemakers. If I hide fast enough, the plot can't catch me.
Later, the protagonist came to befriend me of his own accord, and the little one I picked up turned into the main villain overnight.
And later still... they started fighting over me.
Han Zimu: "Raising a kid is like raising a cat. At first, he hides from you and stays on his guard. Once he gets used to you, he'll follow you around and sneak peeks at you. When he's a bit older, maybe you can kiss him, cuddle him, and lift him up high."
The little one suddenly transformed into the main villain and held Han Zimu tight in his arms. "And then?"
Han Zimu: "Then I can smack you."
"..." Fu Shuo laughed helplessly. "What happened to all those sweet nothings?"
Han Zimu rose onto his tiptoes and whispered in his ear, "You are the only person I can rely on, in this life and the last..."
[The little one who grows into the original story's Demon Venerable and main villain, top × sharp-tongued sword-and-formation cultivator, bottom]
1. The bottom pampers the top in the early chapters, and the top pampers the bottom later. The little one appears in Chapter 11.
2. A cultivation novel with some System elements, a little romantic rivalry, love and hate, past and present lives, and a touch of child-rearing.
3. This story is a huge bucket of melodrama.
Theme: Overcome every hardship and succeed in the end
Hmm, no extras? Han Zimu can't remember those memories. I feel so sorry. Although not all of those memories are beautiful, they are all witnesses of their love! And there are many other friends and passers-by in my memory that are worth remembering. They are witnesses of growth, which are particularly meaningful and unique. I feel like memories are really precious, and it's really hard to feel sad if I can't remember them. Wow…what happened to the other people's endings? I feel like I have so many emotions that I can't put my mind to... The ball extravaganza woo woo woo
It turns out that the introduction is a sweet story
Suddenly there was a brick in my eye
"Capture with bare hands" is a big bug for the author~
Have you recovered your memory? Extra ah ah ah ah ah ah ah
Ah, the master is gone QAQ
Hahahahahahahahaha
Is there something wrong with what Mr. Xie said?
I looked confused, what's going on? Someone who has read the entire article carefully will explain it to me... First of all, what is the contradiction between attacking and accepting? Is it because the world doesn't allow them to fall in love? No, it shouldn't be to attack the sect of brothers and sisters who let the devil slaughter them! I want to ask, does Gong really love Shou? What he loves is the great cause of magic and Shou's body. As for Shou's wishes and thoughts, this scumbag doesn't mind at all whether he is hurt or not. Then, I suffered a hundred years of suffering, and then I held a grudge and was stabbed to death. I'm really confused. Gong first did something unforgivable to Shou (slaughtering his sect), but he coveted Shou's body and didn't want to pay any price to get back together... I really can't see that Gong really loves Shou. Does it count as love just to covet Shou's body without thinking about the other person? To be honest, what's the point of suffering this little physical pain? How painful is it to watch a sect brother being slaughtered by his lover? Then, I felt that the pain and sadomasochism I experienced were entirely offensive. If it weren't for attacking everyone but never caring about the consequences, would there be so many opportunities for the villain to take advantage of it? The more impure love there is, the more gaps there will be in the egg. Finally, I don't understand Shou's psychology... Does Shou no longer care about the demon's past massacres? Shou has been reborn several times, but Gong is always the same person?? Or for Shou, if you are reborn once, the past events will be treated as if they never happened? So people who don't really care about death, what they care about is whether they will suffer retribution due to the karma...? I dare not think about it anymore.
I! I don't like Xie Yu at all!