Lu Shao transmigrated to the world of cultivation, becoming an uncherished junior sister in an immortal sect. She was kicked off to Liang Mountain to serve as its guardian, watching over a great demon lord who had been imprisoned there. Every so often, she was supposed to punish him brutally and force him to reveal where his remaining forces were hiding. Unfortunately, Lu Shao was squeamish about blood and a coward.
The demon lord glared at her coldly. "What are you holding?"
Lu Shao raised the interrogation thunder hammer. "My lord, I'm going to set off some fireworks for you." Crackle!
Lu Shao planted peach blossoms all over the mountain, dug channels, and diverted a spring.
At last, one day, the great lord was released from prison and left without looking back.
Lu Shao was out of a job.
Later, she noticed that everyone's attitude toward her had changed. Even the sect leader fussed over her, serving her tea and asking after her well-being.
Lu Shao asked, "May I ask what happened to that demon lord who used to be imprisoned on Liang Mountain?"
The sect leader whispered, "Shh. That was the Heavenly Emperor."
I am the Heavenly Emperor's dark moonlight, but he insists on repaying his debt.
Reader's Guide:
1. Sweetness level: The beginning is warm and healing, while the later part is satisfyingly angsty. Overall, it's a sweet romance.
2. The heroine grows stronger as the story progresses.
Coming Soon: "The Substitute's Guide to Winning His Heart"
Ling Zheyu was the Grandmaster's treasured canary. She was willing to draw blood from her own heart for him and make medicinal pills. She braved rain and cold for him, and knelt to beg for precious medicine. Just one faint smile from him was enough to make it all worthwhile.
But the Grandmaster never truly cared for her. He teased her in every way, yet never gave her a shred of sincere affection.
He said, "You look just like someone, but she hurt me."
Reader's Guide: I'm not sure whether this counts as a story about two equally matched leads, but they're both crazy. The blurb is very impressionistic. The male lead seems a bit scummy, but actually, the heroine is the scummy one. The substitute and the original are the same person.
Theme: No matter how dire your circumstances, never give up.
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My Disciple Is Ruthless
I'm an AI, I Have No Feelings
After I Abandoned My Cultivation [Cultivation]
(Quick Transmigration) The Male Lead and I Are Mortal Enemies
The Rebellious Disciple
The Deer-Cutting Blade and □□
I Heard the Princess Is a Bird
Seeing this, I felt very sorry for Zezhou. . . .
In the end, there was even a crematorium for chasing the husband. Alas, I was so disappointed. It is clear that the script of killing the husband to achieve enlightenment is more suitable for Sister Pluto.
I think the original Pluto was very good. She concentrated on her career, and love was like a floating cloud to her. She was ambitious and had no taboos. She was like an inhuman beast, ready to devour others at any time. Why would such a cool sister stick to love in the end? To be honest, I really think she has been very kind to Zezhou.
Oh ho, they broke up when they lost their memory, and the heroine smashed her own foot. Sister Hades is getting cuter and cuter
I'm really sorry that I didn't fully subscribe. I was attracted by the writing and plot at first, but there were many parts of the character's behavior in the story that I couldn't understand, so I skipped some chapters that made me uncomfortable to read. I made some exaggerated remarks before. I hope the author didn't see it (), but I still can't understand why the heroine can always be easily forgiven and always feels that their emotions are not equal.
All his talents and feathers have been given to him, but he is still so useless, living an ignoble existence under the protection of the male protagonist.
I don't understand why the heroine is always so useless
The more I look at it later, the weirder it becomes
I always feel like the picture-in-mirror also has a hidden plot, otherwise why would I be so partial to the heroine?
Oops, I've finished watching it. Please give me more extras.