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Synopsis:
At first, Tongtian hatched the little phoenix simply because he was bored and wanted a pet to pass the time.
Later, the pet became his little disciple. Then, before he knew it, he ended up in bed with his disciple. Tongtian regretted it terribly and was willing to pay any price to turn back time and return to the harmonious, happy days when they were master and disciple.
That is, until his little disciple left and came back with her husband and son, a happy family of three arriving to wish him a happy new year.
Tongtian's eyes instantly turned red!
You audacious fiend! How dare you bewitch and ruin my beloved disciple? You must die!
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Yun Su transmigrated into a prehistoric fantasy novel as an egg, and not just any egg, but a dying one on the verge of hatching no more.
Then a hand rescued her from the darkness.
On the day she hatched, Yun Su opened her eyes to a peerlessly handsome face.
After many long years together, Yun Su finally found a chance to pounce on that breathtakingly beautiful old man.
She never expected him to avoid her afterward, insisting that they were too far apart in age and had been master and disciple for years, so becoming husband and wife would be improper.
Yun Su was furious. I don't mind that you're old, but you dare complain that I'm young?
Hmph! Just you wait. You're only making yourself suffer to save face. Don't think I didn't notice your ears turning red when you secretly watched me wash my feet several times.
The following is the synopsis for Tang Sanzang, Lost in Spoiling His Wife. The story above is this novel's prequel, which is why the heroine has the same name.
Once upon a time, there was a young spirit who fell in love with a girl. He prayed before the Buddha for five hundred years, finally earning one chance to pass by her. To make their brief bond last, the spirit even joined the Buddhist order, just so he could see the girl every day. He had no choice, since she was the Buddha's junior sister.
In class, the Buddha preached with fervor. Below, the young spirit nodded off like a pecking chick. He'd spent all last night telling his junior auntie stories, and now her bright eyes filled his dreams.
After finishing his sermon, the Buddha glanced over his disciples. Everyone looked confused, except the young spirit, who nodded repeatedly. The Buddha was delighted. As expected of a young spirit, his wisdom ran deep! But looking closer, what the heck did wisdom have to do with it? He was dreaming about a girl, and not just any girl, but the Buddha's own junior sister. The Buddha was furious. Get down to the mortal realm and dream there!
After finally winning over her handsome senior nephew, Yun Su watched him get banished to the mortal realm to become a monk. Furious, she descended to snatch him back.
What Eighty-One Tribulations? First, let's make up for the wedding night you owe me!
And who laid a hand on my man? Step forward. I promise I won't kill you!
The female demons trembled: It wasn't me! I didn't do it! I was forced...
On the journey to fetch the scriptures, the Great Sage Equal to Heaven was at his wit's end. One moment of distraction, and his master had gone off with a demon. Was this master really a reincarnation of a Buddhist sage? How was he even more obsessed with women than his second junior brother? He spent every day lazing around in a demon's cave. If he didn't make a huge fuss, they couldn't even see him.
Sanzang: What are you planning to dress up as next time, dear? A Spider Demon? A Scorpion Demon? Or a Jade Rabbit Spirit?
Also known as: Tang Sanzang, the Ultimate Wife-Doting Demon; The Romantic Adventures of Sanzang and the Demon King; I'm Fighting the Buddha for His Man
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Next up: The Prehistoric Horror Legend
Synopsis:
A bizarre rumor has recently spread across the prehistoric world. It claims that a twenty-four-petaled blue lotus has bloomed in the Abyss of the Demon Realm, brimming with spiritual power and of immeasurable rank. How could that be possible? A twenty-four-petaled blue lotus would have to be a Chaos Green Lotus!
Although everyone said it was impossible, they couldn't help feeling tempted in private. They all headed to the Abyss of the Demon Realm to try their luck. Not one of them ever returned alive.
Gradually, the twenty-four-petaled blue lotus became the most terrifying legend in the prehistoric world. The Dao Ancestor Hongjun personally set up a barrier around the Abyss of the Demon Realm to stop unsuspecting cultivators from going there to die.
The immortals, gods, demons, and monsters: Hmph! How self-serving! He claims he's stopping unsuspecting cultivators from getting themselves killed, but clearly he just wants to monopolize the treasure!
Hongjun: There's always someone trying to steal my wife. So annoying! I want to beat them all to death!
At first, Hua Lian discovered that she had become a flower, and she couldn't accept it. Even if her transformed appearance was so beautiful it could bring the mighty beings of the prehistoric world to their knees, being a flower still wasn't exactly impressive.
Later, she became the most terrifying legend in the prehistoric world. Armed with countless magical treasures, she made every powerful being tremble at the sight of a flower. Even the mighty Dao Ancestor Hongjun was at his wit's end whenever her name came up.
Hua Lian, Ancestor of Magical Treasures: The Heavenly Dao is my own child. You want to fight me? You're asking to die!
Also known as: I Am Pangu's Mother; The Dao Ancestor Keeps Trying to Make Me Have His Baby; The Prehistoric World's Strongest Magical Treasure Alliance
P.S. A quick heads-up: this is a silly, sweet, satisfying comedy set in a prehistoric world, and it doesn't follow much logic. The Dao Ancestor, the Demon Ancestor, and the Great Dao are one and the same. The heroine is a flower demon with no gender at first, and is both male and female. By day, she's a clever, sweet, adorable girl; by night, she's a cruel, violent demon lord.
So the male lead's biggest problem is that every night, his wife turns into a man. She's incredibly strong and won't yield to either force or persuasion, leaving him completely overwhelmed.
Theme: Love can change everything
Let Tutu chase his wife in the crematorium
I feel like I haven't written anything, so I just wrote a memory.
It's over, I wanted to get to the top but was caught by the main palace
I advise readers who are female protagonists not to read it. The whole article is about abusing the female protagonist, and the female protagonist is just a dog-licker. She is still chasing after her after being hurt. I really doubt whether she has ice, and the ending is sloppy. To sum up, the heroine pursues Tang Monk like a dog-licker. In the end, after Countless emotional injuries, countless attempts to please, countless requests for peace, and countless indifferent rejections by Tang Seng, and finally succeeded in pursuing her husband. There is no plot of pursuing his wife in the crematorium, which is outrageous. This book is definitely the most disgusting one I have ever read. I can't stand it. It was a waste of my money.
Well, actually I didn't understand it. There are still many places that I'm not clear about.
Hmm... I find it a bit frustrating to watch. This kind of misunderstanding bothers me the most. I might as well just replace the heroine with a male protagonist...
Tang Monk! If I were the heroine, I would never want him
What a coincidence, as soon as I saw the phoenix appear and thousands of birds come to visit, a magpie suddenly flew over from a tree outside the window, and we even made eye contact! Then it flew away...
I'm so annoyed, I don't know who I'm annoying
Good guy, an alternative version of Xu Xian and Bai Suzhen