Celestial Master

This story will go on sale in reverse on Monday, February 1. The chapters affected are 36-42. If you've already read them, please don't buy them again. There'll be three chapters when it goes on sale. Thank you for all your support so far, and I hope you'll continue to support me.

Qi Changsheng is a tough guy. No, a tough jiao dragon.

In his previous life, he leaped through the Dragon Gate, gave up the chance to become a dragon, and charged into a thunderstorm with his enemy. The lightning struck him until he was utterly annihilated.

In this life, he took human form. He'd planned to avenge his master, but unexpectedly awakened his memories.

You made me fail to become a dragon. I'll wipe out every last one of your descendants.

New story coming soon: "The Evil Dragon at Home" (working title)

Qiong Jiu, the demon clan's saintess and the most dazzling beauty in all three realms, hung a sign outside her cave: "Evil dragon inside. Keep away." She scared off the Demon King who came to propose and sent the immortal who came to ask for her hand running.

On a table of black jade inside the cave lay a cracked green egg. The newborn dragon inside gnawed on its shell and let out a babyish roar at Qiong Jiu.

"Roar! Roar!"

A cute little girl with delicate features stood barefoot on the black jade table, holding a piece of eggshell. Her big, bright eyes blinked as she asked cautiously,

"Big Sister, would you like some?"

Every alluring, bewitching woman adores the dragon clan, with its powerful bearing and sleek, graceful forms. The new demon clan saintess, Qiong Jiu, was no exception.

She accepted the Immortal King's invitation to visit the immortal realm, sneaked into the dragon clan's sacred grounds, and took the biggest, most imposing egg. But she never expected it to hatch into an adorable little girl.

Late at night, she grabbed Long Qing by the collar and stood in front of the sign that read, "Evil dragon inside. Keep away." Through gritted teeth, she said, "Why don't you transform already?"

Theme: Every action has consequences. Do good, and do less evil.