Complete, happy ending
As a demon who had cultivated for a thousand years, Chi Ke accepted a daunting mission in order to become an immortal: help the future Heavenly Sovereign complete his tribulation.
When Chi Ke arrived in the mortal realm, she discovered that the Heavenly Sovereign was just a thirteen-year-old boy. After someone tricked him into playing in the water, he was shoved right into it.
Chi Ke pulled the drenched Heavenly Sovereign out and told him she was an immortal maiden sent to save him.
She helped the neglected Heavenly Sovereign win the emperor's favor, rise from an illegitimate son to Crown Prince, find beautiful women to fill his harem, and climb step by step to the pinnacle of his life.
Chi Ke retired after completing her mission and successfully joined the ranks of the immortals.
At the Ascension Ceremony, Chi Ke saw the Heavenly Sovereign she had raised and went over to reconnect. He only gave her a cold look.
Chi Ke marveled at how easily the Heavenly Sovereign could turn his back on her, said, "Never mind, never mind," and turned to leave.
That night, someone kidnapped Chi Ke from her own courtyard.
The Heavenly Sovereign who had abducted her had red-rimmed eyes. His emotions, suppressed for so long, came out in a hoarse voice: "You left me in the mortal realm for so long. Don't you have anything to say?"
When he was young, He Qian met an immortal maiden. She cooked him a steaming feast when he was starving, kept him company as he studied and practiced his calligraphy, and performed magic tricks to cheer him up. She was the only light in his life at the imperial palace.
Young He Qian racked his brains trying to think of a way to repay her. In the end, blushing, he came up with the idea of offering himself to her.
Before he could act on it, Chi Ke began finding women for him, and He Qian had a huge fight with her.
He never expected that to be the last time they would see each other.
He Qian was miserable every day and died young, then returned to the ranks of the immortals.
He decided that if he could see Chi Ke again, he would forgive her for abandoning him.
But when he saw Chi Ke laughing and chatting with someone else, the tightly wound thread inside He Qian snapped.
Reading Guide:
1. The male lead falls first. Their relationship develops after his tribulation. The characters' values do not represent the author's values. Please don't use hindsight to blame the characters.
2. The dynasty is fictional, and the setting is a mix of everything, so there's no need to nitpick.
Theme: In difficult times, don't lose yourself. Face the road ahead bravely with your companions and loved ones.
"Chi Ke" gave the author a big booby trap ~ It should be Chen Heqian
Xin Yue's setting has a good heroine style, hahahaha
So Xin Yue is the rock at the bottom of the spring, right?
No, why is this Tianjun written so weakly?
I was looking forward to the extra episode and wanted to see Chen Zhengqing and his eldest brother meet in the sky, but I didn't expect that he actually had a destiny.
Sharp ice blade, Momochi
Does the anti-theft stamp just repeat the previous content?
What's going on? Can't watch it after buying it? Chapters are confused
I have something stuck in my mind. I want to read the unfinished book. Woohoo.
It was too fast, the little witch turned out to be a blood fountain.