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The first half of Ning Jiaojiao's life was straight out of a sweet romance.
Everyone in the Ninth Heaven knew that the Emperor Liyuan was cold and heartless, yet doted only on the little flower fairy he'd brought up from the mortal realm.
He gave her fine silks and brocades, concocted pills to increase her cultivation and lifespan, and planted a sea of Starfall Flowers in the Heavenly Palace for her.
Until one day, Yu Yang, the most beautiful woman in the Three Realms, whom everyone had thought dead, was reborn in flames.
The old immortals of the Heavenly Palace said that the Emperor had once ripped out the demon king's core for her, split open the unfathomable, ten-thousand-mile river of stars for her, and fallen into gloom and despair, drinking himself into oblivion for her.
As for Ning Jiaojiao, she was nothing but a vessel.
Her only purpose was to nurture part of Yu Yang's soul.
All the cultivation she possessed had been granted by Liyuan. She had no reason even to seek revenge.
Ning Jiaojiao leapt from the Immortal-Slaying Platform.
In her final second, she tried to smile up at the lofty Emperor, a tear slipping from the corner of her eye.
"I don't owe you anything anymore."
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Nothing happened for three days. Then, on the fourth day,
the Emperor of the Ninth Heaven was suddenly overcome with turmoil and turned white-haired overnight. Rumor had it that he sometimes murmured to a few withered, nameless flowers, and at other times frantically concocted useless pills.
He was deceiving himself, nearly driven mad.
He even sent Yu Yang away when she tried to comfort him, leaving the whole Heavenly Palace in a state of panic.
Meanwhile, Ning Jiaojiao, whom everyone believed should have been scattered to the winds of existence...
She had lost all the memories of her life as a flower fairy and had returned to the mortal realm.
This time, Ning Jiaojiao meets a young man in a mortal sect who loves her with all his heart.
Later, he even willingly gouges out his own eyes to obtain the world's most beautiful silk, the Rosy Sunset Brocade.
He wants to see her marry in the most beautiful wedding dress, even if the person waiting at the other end of the red silk isn't him.
But Ning Jiaojiao never tells him that the wedding was fake from start to finish.
She cultivates the Path of Ruthlessness, and uses this to see through her tribulation of love. Under the gaze of thousands, she ascends to immortality once more.
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1. Lots of original worldbuilding, melodrama everywhere. If that's not your thing, don't read. No hard feelings (?).
2. I love my heroine. She's the best, cutest, gentlest, kindest girl in the world. Don't you dare insult her, or I'll cry! And! Make! You! Watch!
3. You can insult the male lead.
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Theme: Overthrow feudal evils and promote the positive values of socialism
??? The heroine has gone through 14 tribulations, so she can be considered "ruthless" after all. What the hell is this ending? She has broken away from the essence of ruthlessness, and has returned to small love and love? Forget it, it gave me a night of happiness at least
This ancient routine and ending... Are too tacky.
If I started from the moment we first met, it would be a two-way love story. It just happened to be written from the time when I abused women. I feel like the timeline is not well controlled. Two-way love is even more heart-warming. For example, You Fei, although there was nothing sweet about being together in the whole process, they both knew that they loved each other and worked hard for each other.
This ruthless Taoism makes people sad
The ending is too sloppy.
Got together out of nowhere?
I'm a little disappointed, and I'm still a little confused. I don't know how we ended up together.
It would be great if it were be, Fengshen
I was flipping through my collection and came across this book, and it felt like it was stuck in my throat. It makes me feel uncomfortable just thinking about it. Why did such a good plot end so poorly?
Uh... How should I put it? I thought it would be cruel, but it was okay. Didn't you understand the rest of it? It feels like most of the articles are just like a few routines, so this one can be counted as well. Personal opinion. Big cheers for the author