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After waking up as a nine-tailed fox, Tu Yaoyao planned to keep her head down and be a good fox who caused no trouble.
Who would have guessed her home was Xuanyuan Tomb, and the neighboring city was called Chaoge...?
Tu Yaoyao hurried to flee, but was pursued by her enemies along the way. Daoist Lord Lu Ya descended from the sky and saved her life.
He had black hair, golden eyes, and wore red. He was peerlessly handsome, and smiled at her as he said:
"Little fox, I saved your life. How about being my maid for ten years?"
Tu Yaoyao immediately latched onto this powerful patron, hoping to hide from Nuwa's summons in his palace.
She worked hard without complaint, but as time went by, a faint hope began to grow in her heart.
The day he discovered her feelings,
he was still smiling as he took her hand and pressed it to his chest.
"Little fox, look," the handsome Daoist said with a smile, pulling open his chest. "I have no heart."
She froze.
Then she heard Daoist Lord Lu Ya say with a cruel smile, "But I've come to want your heart."
What he wanted was her heart, and her life.
After going through countless hardships, Tu Yaoyao finally escaped from the palace.
One sixty-year cycle later, the Investiture of the Gods War began.
She had cultivated into a nine-tailed celestial fox and no longer feared Nuwa's summons. She lived freely wherever she pleased.
But Tu Yaoyao heard there was a fool who,
after searching for her in a frenzy for sixty years, had stormed Wa Huang Palace, wreaked havoc in Chaoge, and offended Jade Void Palace.
The Daoist Lord who had once stood above everyone and kept himself safe by staying out of things defied the Heavenly Dao with his own body, but she would never look at him again.
[Notes]
1. Romance-focused. The female lead starts out weak but grows stronger; she develops over the course of the story.
2. Includes past and present lives, with many original settings.
*Inspired by the saying: "First came Hongjun, then Heaven; Daoist Lord Lu Ya was already here. He is only eighteen this year, with one year per chaos cycle."
[New Story]
Sword Cultivator: She Never Looks Back. Fantasy Romance
When A Tian first joined the sect, everyone spoke of her with envy: "She has a supreme heavenly spiritual root, a perfect candidate for cultivation!" "I'll bet she forms a Nascent Soul in less than ten years!"
Ten years later, people only scoffed when they mentioned her: "Even the best spiritual root is wasted at Panshi Peak." "Ten years and she still hasn't formed a Golden Core. The mortal world has Zhong Yong; I have Song Tian."
A Tian didn't care and kept practicing her sword.
Then one day, while out on a trial, she ran into someone from her past.
It was her childhood sweetheart and fiance. They had been separated by war, and rumors said he had died.
But he was alive.
He had taken up cultivation and reached the Golden Core stage, with a young woman by his side.
The woman had a face much like A Tian's, but was noble in status and captivatingly beautiful.
The two strolled hand in hand, laughing and chatting.
They even made a wish before a sacred flower, vowing never to part in life or death and to remain devoted to each other forever.
A Tian hid among the sacred flowers and watched in silence.
When she returned to the sect, she immediately went into seclusion. She formed her Golden Core that year, and her Nascent Soul three years later. Her speed left everyone dumbfounded.
Now, when people spoke of Song Tian of Panshi Peak, they praised her: "She's truly spent ten years honing one sword!" "A genius sword cultivator, every bit as remarkable as the stories say."
Her former fiance came running after her as soon as he heard. A Tian walked out of the mountain gate with her sword and said, word by word, "Once you enter the path, you leave your past behind. I've let it go."
He fell to his knees and swore upon his heart demon, "A Tian, give me another chance. You're the one I truly love."
A Tian turned away impassively. "Sword cultivators never look back!"
**
After A Tian successfully survived her tribulation and entered the Spirit Severing stage, tens of thousands of sects came to congratulate her. Some cultivators also came to propose, asking whether she would take a Dao companion.
She smiled and politely declined, saying she already had a Dao companion, a junior fellow disciple from her sect.
The cultivators didn't believe her. A Dao companion in the Foundation Establishment stage? Was he even worthy of her?
At the Myriad Immortals Assembly, a Nascent Soul cultivator deliberately provoked her, only to be brutally defeated in return.
It turned out that A Tian's junior fellow disciple not only had a face of astonishing beauty, but was also a prodigy who cultivated in all the myriad arts and possessed extraordinary talents. He was only just beginning to show his brilliance.
Only one long-vanished grandmaster in the history of cultivation had dared to cultivate this way...
At last, the cultivators understood: this wasn't some Foundation Establishment disciple. He was a max-level expert who had returned to the beginner village!
Theme: Face life's difficulties and challenges with optimism and positivity.
Looking at it this way, Yao Bao is the one who suffers the most. She doesn't know where the entanglement with these people comes from until now. Neither Shuo nor Li Fei are Yao Yao in the true sense, but she has to bear the karma of the previous two lives.
Qian predicted that Yaoyao was "Shuo" in her previous life, but because Shuo was born without a heart, Lu Ya couldn't lick it for many years, so he gave his heart to Shuo to try to enlighten her, but for some reason it turned out that he was reincarnated as Tushan Lifei, but something happened to his soul, and part of it was three thousand years later.
Damn it, you actually deceived a little fox
When I read your article, I feel like a person with only bones and no flesh. The connection between the text and the text is inconsistent, the emotional description is very stiff, and the conflicts between the characters are inexplicable. The story is very good, but you didn't explain it clearly. I think you have a lot of room for improvement. I look forward to the next masterpiece ~
Wasn't the Star-Zhaing Tower built by King Zhou of Shang Dynasty? Now King Zhou of Shang has not succeeded to the throne, how come he has?
Oh, God, it's time to torture, oh, thank me, hurry up and torture this man!
Waiting for a torture. Jpg
Die, you scumbag, you don't deserve the crematorium, you don't deserve to die
What happened to Xinyue Fox? Is it to set off the heroine?
Looking at it this way, Yao Bao is the one who suffers the most. She doesn't know where the entanglement with these people comes from until now. Neither Shuo nor Li Fei are Yao Yao in the true sense, but she has to bear the karma of the previous two lives.
Qian predicted that Yaoyao was "Shuo" in her previous life, but because Shuo was born without a heart, Lu Ya couldn't lick it for many years, so he gave his heart to Shuo to try to enlighten her, but for some reason it turned out that he was reincarnated as Tushan Lifei, but something happened to his soul, and part of it was three thousand years later.
Damn it, you actually deceived a little fox
When I read your article, I feel like a person with only bones and no flesh. The connection between the text and the text is inconsistent, the emotional description is very stiff, and the conflicts between the characters are inexplicable. The story is very good, but you didn't explain it clearly. I think you have a lot of room for improvement. I look forward to the next masterpiece ~
Wasn't the Star-Zhaing Tower built by King Zhou of Shang Dynasty? Now King Zhou of Shang has not succeeded to the throne, how come he has?
Oh, God, it's time to torture, oh, thank me, hurry up and torture this man!
Waiting for a torture. Jpg
Die, you scumbag, you don't deserve the crematorium, you don't deserve to die
What happened to Xinyue Fox? Is it to set off the heroine?
Alas, this is a ruthless "person"