At a time when stories about virtuous and beautiful protagonists are all the rage, Pursuing the Dao goes against the grain. The heroine is devious and ruthless, holds grudges, and stops at nothing to achieve her goals. In the end, she even betrays her sect and becomes a demonic cultivator.
The hero is the sect's chief disciple, noble and gracious, gentle and affectionate. He is determined to eradicate evil and defend the righteous path, yet somehow he is drawn to the heroine, who is as venomous as a snake.
This pair should never have ended up together, but after enduring bloodshed and a tortured romance, they somehow manage to find their way to each other.
Behind their love and hatred lies a winding river of blood and piles of corpses.
Unfortunately, Yilian and her villainous childhood friend are both part of the hero and heroine's romance plot.
After learning how the story ends, Yilian is so anxious she can barely eat or sleep. She throws herself into her work and studies the art of psychological manipulation with all her might, determined to become a master manipulator.
When faced with the hero, a saintly man who can't stop flirting with everyone, she pulls out her sword, tosses it in front of him, and cries out in anguish, "Senior Brother, for the greater good, you should castrate yourself and cultivate the Heartless Dao!"
When faced with the heroine, heartbroken and vulnerable, she sneers, "Wake up! Senior Brother doesn't love you at all! He's accepted the elders' mission to kill you. You'd better scrub your neck clean and get ready to die!"
When faced with the second male lead, who quietly protects the heroine, she turns into a shrieking chicken. "Senior Sister would kiss a dog before she'd even look at you! Hurry up and choose me instead!"
The villainous childhood friend passing by: ?
What about him?
Theme: Love means accepting and respecting each other.
Is the villain Zhuma so bad-hearted?