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As the standard legitimate-daughter supporting character in a household-intrigue novel about a concubine's daughter, Li Yunshu was born sickly, as frail as a willow, and gasped for breath after taking just a few steps. Her pure, delicate looks earned her the whole family's affection. All she had to do was lower her eyes and fall silent, and countless men would be charmed and eager to dote on her. But no one knew she'd transmigrated into a book, and lived in constant fear every moment of every day.
For Li Yunshu, this wasn't a wish-fulfillment story.
The heroine's family was full of secrets. Her mother was a beloved consort killed by the empress, and she and her younger brother were the true royal heirs. The crown prince was nothing but an impostor, a child who had been switched at birth. When they finally reclaimed their true identities, the emperor immediately named the heroine a princess and her younger brother a prince. No one dared slight them.
Reading Guide:
1. Until the heroine's identity is revealed, the leads have a genuine sibling relationship.
2. Both are virgins. One-on-one.
3. This story is fictional and set in an imaginary world. Don't overanalyze it.
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Gu Yao transmigrated into a book.
She had transmigrated into a book called The Demon Lord's Origin Story and become a Celestial Pearl.
In the original story, the Celestial Pearl was an evil object that grew stronger by corrupting its owner's heart. The male lead was the child of a human and a demon, and was ostracized. Orphaned young, he was bullied growing up, which made him twisted and gloomy, and caught the Celestial Pearl's attention. Later, even the heroine, who loved him most, was killed by the righteous sects while saving him. In the end, the male lead fell completely to darkness and became a Demon Lord who killed without batting an eye.
At the climax, the Celestial Pearl laughed toward the sky, eagerly awaiting the moment it would become powerful.
But the male lead's demonic power was too strong for it to withstand, and the Celestial Pearl eventually exploded and died.
Gu Yao, now a Celestial Pearl: ???
To keep herself alive, Gu Yao absolutely would not let the male lead fall to darkness!
To hell with being twisted and gloomy, to hell with everyone bullying him, and to hell with all that misery.
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Ye Wen was an immortal lotus on the Ninth Heaven. Her foundation was unstable, and even after cultivating for over a thousand years, she still hadn't become an immortal. She asked many friends for advice and tried all kinds of methods, but nothing worked.
One day, she happened to hear a deity next door say there was a spell that could help her ascend quickly. Following the neighbor's advice, Ye Wen went to Mount Ling and learned that the Upper Immortal Qihua could give her a helping hand.
But Upper Immortal Qihua's spiritual energy was weak, and his body was rather frail. So Ye Wen had to wait until nightfall, then sneak into his room every night to breathe spiritual energy into him, all to achieve her great goal of becoming an immortal.
A little scene:
Ye Wen took human form and went into Upper Immortal Qihua's room, breathing spiritual energy into him again and again. When she grew tired, she climbed onto the edge of his bed and rested for a while.
Thinking of how she had been breathing spiritual energy into him, she suddenly remembered a phrase she'd recently learned and couldn't help murmuring to herself, "So this is the legendary pillow talk."
Upper Immortal Qihua, pretending to be asleep: "..."
Later, Ye Liang learned that pillow talk meant something else entirely, and that she had gained someone to share her pillow.
#An adorable, innocent heroine who knows nothing about the world, and a fatherly hero who knows everything#
The author's completed works: Delicate Beauty, Spoiled, Became My Nemesis's White Moonlight
Theme: Protecting
Me and My Cursed Villain
The Immortal Lord Is a Little Frail
Forced to Become the Villain
Tenderly Cherished
Becoming My Nemesis's White Moonlight
Delicate and Beautiful
Those Years Playing Scenes with My Childhood Friend
The Treasure in His Palm
This System Is a Bit of a Trap [Quick Transmigration]
My Sleeping Pet Became My Boyfriend
. . . Did the original heroine not receive a good education in the previous world? Taking it without asking is considered stealing. But looking at this kind of brain circuit, it may be caused by hardware problems.
The original male and female protagonists were so angry that they didn't pay for their lives. They made people angry, and Yun Shu was also very frustrated. Fortunately, the outcome was good.
The heroine emphasizes over and over again that they are her biological brothers, but their behavior feels very weird. Every scene shows the heroine lying on the bed, and the brother is holding the heroine's hand beside the bed, which makes people uncomfortable to watch.
I suddenly remembered, isn't the original heroine the younger brother's twin sister? If she is also the emperor's daughter…isn't she half-siblings with the original male protagonist?!!
The heroine feels weird, isn't she trying to seduce her brother again? Their relationship is obviously abnormal. They are not siblings. Yet no one in the house said anything?
Uh-huh. . . I never felt embarrassed when I saw the men and women in such ancient novels before. . It's so embarrassing to look at it now, I almost pulled out the Disney Castle (it's the male and female protagonist of the original article)
Ah, the updates have been intermittent recently...
Which ancient Mary Suvin hero and heroine is this? How disgusting!
To be honest, the original heroine's behavior was full of Qiong Yao style, and to be honest, the male and female protagonists were too close before their relationship was revealed. In modern times, it is impossible for brothers and sisters to sleep together when they are fifteen or sixteen years old, let alone in ancient times, and the male and female protagonists still know that they are not biological siblings. In addition, the author also set the background to a conventional In the ancient times when strict rules and feudal ethics prevailed, the heroine was the direct eldest daughter of a favored bureaucratic aristocratic family. At that time, this situation in the novel was simply impossible, unless the heroine was extraordinary enough to hide from others. But obviously, the heroine did not have this ability. In general, the early relationship between the male and female protagonists was too close and too abrupt!
Big cheers. Thanks for the great explanation. Otherwise I would be a little confused. But that time-traveling girl is so disgusting (").