Entering the paid section on May 2. After that, three to four updates per week. If you're interested, check out my new story, The Daoist Heir [Book Transmigration].
Qingxu Palace, Fairy Yuci, a sword of ice and unfeeling pride.
No one could have imagined that Qi Yuci, who cultivated the Heartless Dao, once had a ruthless and vicious first love.
Until the demonic world's fearsome Supreme Master shamelessly came over and said, "Yuci and I go way back."
Yuci (expressionless): "He dumped me."
Demon Venerable Qi Yu: ...
In his previous life, Qi Yu was vicious and cruel. He murdered his family and friends, leaving the world awash in blood and its people suffering.
He should have endured the torment of the flames of the Buddhist hell for all eternity.
But someone traded ten thousand years of great merit to help him cross the Yellow Springs and cultivate the path of karma anew.
Then he heard a faint murmur from afar: The Heartless Sword exchanges itself for a compassionate heart. The karmic debts are settled, and the soul is scattered.
Qi Yu: Qi Yuci, I don't deserve you!
A story about a genuinely hard-hearted, ruthless scumbag who is reborn and pursues love. A cool, naturally absent-minded heroine x a sinister hero who wants to change his ways.
New story: The Daoist Heir [Book Transmigration]
As the saying goes, a man pursuing a woman must cross a mountain, while a woman pursuing a man only has to cross a veil.
A newly transformed little fox spirit says: That's complete nonsense!
On the day she became human, a bolt of lightning struck and blasted off five of Qiuqiu's tails, sending her into the melodramatic Mary Sue saga, The Immortal Beauty, as its wicked female villain!
A bewitching concubine who charms the world, throws the court into chaos, and wipes out the heroine's entire family. And this concubine is a wild fox spirit!
This is really the end of the road.
She knows the plot all too well. The heroine returns after completing her cultivation and takes her revenge without hesitation.
In the end, the heroine's first admirer, the alluring Demon Lord, will drain the concubine's blood. Her second admirer, a brooding junior disciple, will flay her. Then her third admirer, the virtuous and caring master, will make her into a nourishing tonic!
Clutching her four tails and trembling, Qiuqiu is relieved that the concubine has only just entered the palace. She flees on the spot, determined to find the "Tang Monk's flesh" from the story, who dies young. One bite will make her rosy and beautiful, and one night's sleep will give her a thousand years of power. For the sake of her five remaining tails, Qiuqiu is all in!
But she never expected the "Tang Monk's flesh" to be the Daoist Heir, who unifies the path of immortality in the cultivation world, with a pure-yang body. She can't eat him! ⊙▽⊙
The Daoist Heir: "It's not entirely out of the question..."
One-line synopsis: A TV drama gets a disastrous rewrite, and little Qiuqiu transmigrates into the original story.
Pure fox enchantress x cold-faced Daoist
Theme: The heroine inspires the hero to become a good person
Maybe someone can remind Qi Xianshi? Maybe I got confused before.
I feel that this kind of plot flow is quite good. The plot of chasing the wife in the crematorium only revolves around the male and female protagonists, which is a bit boring for me personally.
Could it be Luan Hong, hahahaha, the banshee in red, the piano master likes Luan Hong, Luan Hong likes the general
Ah, you are back, right?
I just love watching the hero feel heartbroken (bushi)
Updated updated updated hahaha! Ye Qing returns
When will it be updated?
I saw a big lock today and I was scared to death. It's okay, it's okay.
My wife finally updated, hahahahahahahaha happy
So, the illusion is real? It feels a bit scary...