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Fan Yin is merely a low-ranking disciple of Chuyun Mountain. Because she has a face that could topple kingdoms, the defeated immortal sects choose her as a concubine for the Demon Emperor.
They even dress it up as a noble mission: infiltrate the demon realm, wait for the right moment, and coordinate with the immortal sects from within.
Rumor has it the Demon Emperor is cruel and bloodthirsty, with an unpredictable temperament. Fan Yin is scared out of her wits.
But with no way to escape, she has no choice but to be carried into the demon realm in a bridal sedan...
Later on,
Fan Yin: Elders, if you don't attack the demon realm soon, I'm going to become the Demon Empress.
Fan Yin found a filthy little fox. As a fan of fluffy things, she naturally washed the fox clean, cuddled it, and gave it a good petting.
She never imagined that the little ball of fur she'd nearly petted bald would transform into the Demon Emperor, a ruthless killer.
Fan Yin trembled in fear as he trapped her on the throne.
The famously cold-blooded and violent Demon Emperor sprouted a pair of fluffy fox ears on his head, while nine fiery red tails swayed behind him. "Aren't my ears and tail your favorites? Become my Demon Empress, and you can touch them whenever you want."
A fake nobody who is secretly a big shot, a fluff enthusiast, paired with an adorably fierce Demon Emperor who turns into a ball of fur at the drop of a hat.
PS: 1. Both leads are devoted only to each other.
2. My first attempt at a xianxia story. The setting is entirely fictional!
My completed works are available to read:
Transmigrated into the Villain's Cannon Fodder Ex-Wife [Book Transmigration]. Tagline: She latched onto the villain's coattails.
The Empress Only Wants to Eat and Wait to Die. Tagline: Your Majesty, time to get back to work.
Please bookmark my upcoming story, The Villainess Only Wants to Open a Hot Pot Restaurant!
Blurb:
Jiang Yanyi, heir to an old hot pot restaurant, transmigrates into an old-fashioned romance novel as the villainess whom everyone hates.
After framing the heroine, she's exiled to a military camp on the border.
To stay alive, she gets to work with a wok in one hand and a ladle in the other, using her family's traditional recipes to become the camp's little cook.
There's no problem in the world that a hot pot meal can't solve. If there is, have two.
The soldiers on the border are all won over by hot pot, but the newly appointed general is incredibly picky.
Jiang Yanyi brings all eighteen of her cooking techniques to bear, frying, stir-frying, and braising everything that flies in the sky, swims in the water, and walks on the ground.
Every time, the general gives the same cool, mild review: "Acceptable."
Jiang Yanyi stares at the empty plates, lost in thought. If it was only acceptable, why did he eat it all?
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Feng Shuo was born without a sense of taste. To him, every delicacy was as bland as wax. Then one day, he discovered that his sense of taste returned a little whenever he got near the little cook in the military camp.
To enjoy flavorful meals, he summoned the little cook to serve him every time he ate.
The little cook really was a master chef, never making the same dish two days in a row. Her food was so delicious he wanted to swallow the plates along with it.
But concerned with appearances and not wanting anyone to discover his secret, he always acted indifferent and said, "Acceptable."
One day, Jiang Yanyi made sweet pickled garlic, and Feng Shuo thought it tasted good.
The next day, in a cold dish, he picked out a clove of raw garlic without hesitation and ate it. His face turned green on the spot.
Jiang Yanyi: !!! I'm doomed!
Who can tell her why this general just ate a raw clove of garlic from the garnish?
A hero whose sense of taste returns only when he's near the heroine, paired with a stunning heroine who is an amazing cook.
Theme: Learn to be independent and strong
The emotional lines between the male and female protagonists are good, but to be honest, no one feels that deep. Moreover, I feel that the emotional lines of other supporting characters are still a bit lacking.
Except for the male and female protagonists, all of them are bes, and the male protagonist's life experience is too cruel, right?
The storyline of the fox girl is actually deeper than that of the male and female protagonists. I feel that after reading the author's several books, this one has the weakest plot, especially the bug in Qingjun's frame-up of Rong Bai. I always feel that Rong Bai should be framed and killed first, and then it was Qingjun's turn to experience the disaster. The logic line in the article is too confusing, making people confused, and the little fox keeps saying that he will resurrect Rong Bai. When the heroine becomes the god master and cannot resurrect Rong Bai, it seems that he accepts it too naturally and does not make a good transition. I still prefer the books about The Queen and The Little Chef
Hahahaha, don't worry, there will be people who will love you as a half-demon in the future.
It's quite nonsense. There is a problem with the logical relationship. You need to clarify the logical relationship when you look at it yourself. Secondly, to put it bluntly, two people fell in love and let others clean up the mess (it felt like the heroine didn't do anything when the sky collapsed). The previous main god Rong Bai had to sacrifice to the sky to repair the collapse. This time it all depends on the supporting role to pay the price. I feel that the heroine is sorry for the main god's ability and title, but she still enjoys this treatment if she does not have this responsibility. In the end, I feel that the heroine's character development in the later period is not better.
Emmmm I feel like the logic is so confusing when I see this. Since the collapse of the sky requires Rong Bai to sacrifice his body to make up for it, then how did Qingjun plan to make the sky collapse in the first place... According to the description in the article, Qingjun's strength is not as good as Ci Jing. If he could make the sky collapse, it would have been too easy for it to collapse that day...
Cijing's speed is good, and she already has her second child.
Extremely silly and cute
Well, how can I put it, except for the male and female protagonists, the ending is equivalent to a complete failure for everyone. It can be seen that the author worked hard to fill in the holes at the end, and it feels like a hasty ending. The layout of this book is very big. Looking at the title, I thought it was about the demon world, but the whole book is indeed about gods. Every character who appears in it is very awesome, and they have their counterparts in ancient Chinese mythology, which makes the world view of this article very grand. However, I think Qingjun and Jun Jiuyou are not portrayed enough. Well, they are all gods. Even if the villain is really for the reason of "love", I think Qingjun can be the big boss behind the scenes who takes advantage of everyone, and does not like anyone. This is more reasonable and more reasonable than doing it for "love". Later, the divinity of the heroine is not well reflected, not as good as the image of Rong Bai created by the author before, and there is also the setting of the marriage contract. The shared spiritual power, doesn't it mean that the male protagonist also has the divine power of the god? It doesn't feel good
It's just two gods falling in love, leaving the remaining people to clean up the mess for them!
Slay Spring and Return
Mountain Ghost
Merge
Senior Sister Is Also Very Annoyed and Irritable Today.
Moisturizing Days After Dressing up as a Princess of the Tang Dynasty
The Little Chef at Border Border Modern Extra
My Mortal Enemy, Bai Yueguang, Is Actually Myself
Extra Story About Dressing up as the Crown Prince of a Subjugated Country
The Little Chef at the Frontier
The Empress Just Wants to Eat, Drink, and Wait to Die
Transmigrated as the Villain's Cannon-Fodder Ex-Wife (Transmigrate into a Book)
Transmigrated as the Crown Princess of a Fallen Kingdom
The emotional lines between the male and female protagonists are good, but to be honest, no one feels that deep. Moreover, I feel that the emotional lines of other supporting characters are still a bit lacking.
Except for the male and female protagonists, all of them are bes, and the male protagonist's life experience is too cruel, right?
The storyline of the fox girl is actually deeper than that of the male and female protagonists. I feel that after reading the author's several books, this one has the weakest plot, especially the bug in Qingjun's frame-up of Rong Bai. I always feel that Rong Bai should be framed and killed first, and then it was Qingjun's turn to experience the disaster. The logic line in the article is too confusing, making people confused, and the little fox keeps saying that he will resurrect Rong Bai. When the heroine becomes the god master and cannot resurrect Rong Bai, it seems that he accepts it too naturally and does not make a good transition. I still prefer the books about The Queen and The Little Chef
Hahahaha, don't worry, there will be people who will love you as a half-demon in the future.
It's quite nonsense. There is a problem with the logical relationship. You need to clarify the logical relationship when you look at it yourself. Secondly, to put it bluntly, two people fell in love and let others clean up the mess (it felt like the heroine didn't do anything when the sky collapsed). The previous main god Rong Bai had to sacrifice to the sky to repair the collapse. This time it all depends on the supporting role to pay the price. I feel that the heroine is sorry for the main god's ability and title, but she still enjoys this treatment if she does not have this responsibility. In the end, I feel that the heroine's character development in the later period is not better.
Emmmm I feel like the logic is so confusing when I see this. Since the collapse of the sky requires Rong Bai to sacrifice his body to make up for it, then how did Qingjun plan to make the sky collapse in the first place... According to the description in the article, Qingjun's strength is not as good as Ci Jing. If he could make the sky collapse, it would have been too easy for it to collapse that day...
Cijing's speed is good, and she already has her second child.
Extremely silly and cute
Well, how can I put it, except for the male and female protagonists, the ending is equivalent to a complete failure for everyone. It can be seen that the author worked hard to fill in the holes at the end, and it feels like a hasty ending. The layout of this book is very big. Looking at the title, I thought it was about the demon world, but the whole book is indeed about gods. Every character who appears in it is very awesome, and they have their counterparts in ancient Chinese mythology, which makes the world view of this article very grand. However, I think Qingjun and Jun Jiuyou are not portrayed enough. Well, they are all gods. Even if the villain is really for the reason of "love", I think Qingjun can be the big boss behind the scenes who takes advantage of everyone, and does not like anyone. This is more reasonable and more reasonable than doing it for "love". Later, the divinity of the heroine is not well reflected, not as good as the image of Rong Bai created by the author before, and there is also the setting of the marriage contract. The shared spiritual power, doesn't it mean that the male protagonist also has the divine power of the god? It doesn't feel good
It's just two gods falling in love, leaving the remaining people to clean up the mess for them!