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Calamity of the World blurb:
They said she would bring ruin to the world, so they killed her.
In the name of Heaven, in the name of the Dao, they annihilated her soul and tore her body to pieces.
The infamous Evil Emperor was a troublemaker who caused chaos throughout the immortal realm in her previous life. Reborn, she was...
Still a troublemaker.
When Shang Xie first saw Gu Qing, she was so breathtaking that he lost his footing and pulled down her pants.
Later, the young man in red loved to sit in a tree, swinging his legs carefreely as he smiled at the person below. “Gu Qing, Gu Qing, I'm up here. Look at me!”
That person was so cold-hearted that he would barely look up once in a hundred times.
Until they were at the end of their road, their paths irreconcilably opposed...
Gu Qing's cool voice was tinged with panic. “Shang Xie, look at me! Turn around and look at me!”
In red, she walked numbly through the rain of blood, sword in hand.
She never looked back again.
PS:
1> Sometimes heart-wrenchingly tragic, sometimes wildly unhinged.
2> Starting from Chapter 70, the story continues from the prologue, following what happens after she is reborn.
3> The author is very laid-back. Updates are irregular, so just go with the flow and let things be.
The System Tells Me to Kill the Male Lead, but I Raise Him Myself blurb:
Lu Jiqing died.
From being a disciple of Fusheng Yuan to becoming the Eternal Night Demon Emperor, he slaughtered the immortal sects and trampled the bones of anyone who dared oppose him. Then he killed the master who had found him in the snow and taken him in.
As she died, she said, “From now on, we part in death, and forget each other for the rest of our lives.”
She told him to forget her.
How could he forget?
She said she would stay with him for a lifetime. She said she would never abandon him.
She was the one who broke her promise, so why should he be the one to forget?
So he searched all of Heaven and Earth and knelt before every god and Buddha. In the end, he took his own life before the Buddha at Lingshan, trading it for a chance to live again.
In this life, she has forgotten everything.
The System tells her: Kill the male lead, or you'll die.
Chu Wangzhi, bighearted and softhearted, looks at the five-year-old boy in the snow and says, “Let's try raising him first.”
Fifteen years later, she has raised the boy into a gentle, well-behaved young man.
But fate seems to follow a script carved in stone. He still becomes the Eternal Night Demon Emperor, turning his sword against the immortal sects...
And once again imprisons and abuses her in the Hall of Earthly Desires.
He kneels before her, eyes red, and says, “I hate you.”
His hatred endures a whole lifetime and spans two lives, yet he doesn't dare say the word “love.”
Theme: He returns, no longer a boy, yet still a boy.
It's so well written. Only in Jinjiang? There are too few clicks on this collection. I feel like it's better written than most.
How can I put it, I felt a little aggrieved after seeing it, it was too easy to forgive, if I had half of the characters in it I would have probably killed it.
My wife is a fairy! Ah ah ah why is it not popular?
Ahhhhh, it's so beautiful, it's like a fairy! Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm!
Gu Qing has changed and become bad hahahahaha
Hahahaha Gu Qing repairing a house is so hard to imagine, and it's hard to accept it even when I think about it. Originally, the white clothes were fluttering
New article "The system asked me to kill the male protagonist, but I raised him with my own hands", please collect it!
Copywriting:
Lu Jiqing is dead.
From Fu Shengyuan's disciple to Yongye Demon Emperor, he slaughtered hundreds of immortal families, crushed the bones of those who refused, and then personally killed the master who picked him up from the snow.
When she died, she said: "From now on, I will say goodbye to you and forget everything in my life."
She asked him to forget about her.
How could he forget?
She said she would stay with him for the rest of her life, and she said she would never let him go.
She was the one who broke her promise, why should she ask him to forget?
He searched all over the world, knelt before the gods and Buddhas, and finally committed suicide in front of the Lingshan Buddha, in exchange for a chance to live a new life.
In this life, she forgot everything.
The system told her: Kill the male protagonist, otherwise you will die.
The big-hearted yet soft-hearted Chu Wangzhi looked at the five-year-old boy in the snow and said, "Let's raise him first."
Fifteen years later, she raised the boy to be well-behaved and gentle.
But fate seemed to have been written in a script - he still became the Eternal Night Demon Emperor, pointing his sword at hundreds of immortal families...
Once again, she was imprisoned in the Red Dust Palace and humiliated.
He knelt in front of her and said "hate" with red eyes.
Hate to the extreme for a lifetime, spreading for two lifetimes, but I don't dare to say a word of love.
There is too little plot about Hong Yi's attitude towards Bai Yi who has fully recalled her memories. If the process of emotional pulling is deepened, it will be fuller and the characters can be more mature. The second half made me feel like a child, the villains are not evil enough, they are evil for the sake of evil, the dialogue between humans, immortals and gods is more childish than the last. If this was a sandbox article, it would be okay, but the first half is like a real drama, and the second half is like a playhouse, with a strong sense of fragmentation. As a result, the characters are all weird, collapsing and regressing, and there is no sense of immersion in the psychology of a series of characters. I personally feel that the logic is not consistent. It's like using an outline to fill in the flesh, but it's just barely enough. It's like a scarf. The first half is quite detailed, and the second half is crooked but it's still knitted. The whole thing can be wrapped, but overall it's not an ideal scarf. I can praise a lot just by looking at the first half, but the second half is really tasteless and a pity to abandon. I am a little sad and feel that this article is a pity. I strongly hope that I can revise it again in the future if I have the opportunity. I will just repair part of it from now on. It is really a pity. It can obviously be a higher quality article!
The previous part was well written and the writing was fluent, but the current part was a bit unsatisfactory, and the ending was a bit done just for the sake of completion, but the degree of completion was not bad, but the level was quite different from the previous part, and it looked like it was written by two people. After reading Zuo's words, I can understand that the environment for the completion of this work is not good. Although it is a pity, it has a beginning and an end, and the work has been completed well. I just hope that I will have time to revise the article in the future. If I reorganize some of the plot, characters, and logic in the second half, this article will become a classic work! There are too few good articles in Jinjiang now, this article can really be better!
It's so well written, the female protagonist is great, but the male protagonist is disgusting
It's so well written. Only in Jinjiang? There are too few clicks on this collection. I feel like it's better written than most.
How can I put it, I felt a little aggrieved after seeing it, it was too easy to forgive, if I had half of the characters in it I would have probably killed it.
My wife is a fairy! Ah ah ah why is it not popular?
Ahhhhh, it's so beautiful, it's like a fairy! Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm!
Gu Qing has changed and become bad hahahahaha
Hahahaha Gu Qing repairing a house is so hard to imagine, and it's hard to accept it even when I think about it. Originally, the white clothes were fluttering
New article "The system asked me to kill the male protagonist, but I raised him with my own hands", please collect it! Copywriting: Lu Jiqing is dead. From Fu Shengyuan's disciple to Yongye Demon Emperor, he slaughtered hundreds of immortal families, crushed the bones of those who refused, and then personally killed the master who picked him up from the snow. When she died, she said: "From now on, I will say goodbye to you and forget everything in my life." She asked him to forget about her. How could he forget? She said she would stay with him for the rest of her life, and she said she would never let him go. She was the one who broke her promise, why should she ask him to forget? He searched all over the world, knelt before the gods and Buddhas, and finally committed suicide in front of the Lingshan Buddha, in exchange for a chance to live a new life. In this life, she forgot everything. The system told her: Kill the male protagonist, otherwise you will die. The big-hearted yet soft-hearted Chu Wangzhi looked at the five-year-old boy in the snow and said, "Let's raise him first." Fifteen years later, she raised the boy to be well-behaved and gentle. But fate seemed to have been written in a script - he still became the Eternal Night Demon Emperor, pointing his sword at hundreds of immortal families... Once again, she was imprisoned in the Red Dust Palace and humiliated. He knelt in front of her and said "hate" with red eyes. Hate to the extreme for a lifetime, spreading for two lifetimes, but I don't dare to say a word of love.
There is too little plot about Hong Yi's attitude towards Bai Yi who has fully recalled her memories. If the process of emotional pulling is deepened, it will be fuller and the characters can be more mature. The second half made me feel like a child, the villains are not evil enough, they are evil for the sake of evil, the dialogue between humans, immortals and gods is more childish than the last. If this was a sandbox article, it would be okay, but the first half is like a real drama, and the second half is like a playhouse, with a strong sense of fragmentation. As a result, the characters are all weird, collapsing and regressing, and there is no sense of immersion in the psychology of a series of characters. I personally feel that the logic is not consistent. It's like using an outline to fill in the flesh, but it's just barely enough. It's like a scarf. The first half is quite detailed, and the second half is crooked but it's still knitted. The whole thing can be wrapped, but overall it's not an ideal scarf. I can praise a lot just by looking at the first half, but the second half is really tasteless and a pity to abandon. I am a little sad and feel that this article is a pity. I strongly hope that I can revise it again in the future if I have the opportunity. I will just repair part of it from now on. It is really a pity. It can obviously be a higher quality article!
The previous part was well written and the writing was fluent, but the current part was a bit unsatisfactory, and the ending was a bit done just for the sake of completion, but the degree of completion was not bad, but the level was quite different from the previous part, and it looked like it was written by two people. After reading Zuo's words, I can understand that the environment for the completion of this work is not good. Although it is a pity, it has a beginning and an end, and the work has been completed well. I just hope that I will have time to revise the article in the future. If I reorganize some of the plot, characters, and logic in the second half, this article will become a classic work! There are too few good articles in Jinjiang now, this article can really be better!
It's so well written, the female protagonist is great, but the male protagonist is disgusting