The Witch of the Divine Throne

Please add my new story, After the Book-Traveler Ruined My Account, to your reading list! It launches on September 15 next month. The blurb is at the very bottom~ When Lin Mo wakes up, she discovers that she has transmigrated into a book as an apprentice witch and the friend of the sweet, kind heroine. The original male lead, Aiwili, is a duke's son, noble by birth, but wicked and rebellious. He's the handsome devil who gives everyone at the Divine Academy the biggest headache. As a cannon-fodder character, Lin Mo is bullied and ostracized by him at will, until she's driven out of the academy. In the original story, the heroine, Jiabi, is sweet and kind. She stands up for her friend and becomes the male lead's sworn enemy for the sake of their friendship. But in the end, the male lead and heroine get together. The witch, already expelled from the academy, turns dark and curses the couple, only to be easily destroyed by the male lead. Lin Mo's life goals: be a decent person, refuse to turn evil, and work hard to become a full-fledged witch as soon as possible. Until one day, people from the Divine Society secretly collect everyone's blood at the academy. The Rose Duke, Bai Miye, is the sole divine messenger left in the world by the vanished gods, known to all as the last tear of the gods. With the might of divine power upon him, Bai Miye cannot touch any living thing with his bare hands. Anything he touches dies, so he keeps his hands covered in black silk gloves year-round. The torment of his divine power can only be eased by one person's blood. That person is also the only one he can touch with his fingers. Reading guide: 1. The male lead is the Divine Lord. That won't change. 2. The story has both sweet and painful moments. The heroine will face setbacks, but she'll keep moving forward through adversity and fight for dignity and justice. Overall, she's always making progress. 3. Unless your feedback concerns a character's values or holes in the plot logic, please respect each author's writing style when commenting on things like prose, satisfying moments, or pacing. New story: After the Book-Traveler Ruined My Account Fang Jingzhi feels like she only took a brief nap, but when she opens her eyes, she has somehow arrived three years in the future. It seems someone strange occupied her body. They weren't very bright and did a lot of stupid things. Fang Jingzhi's life, which she'd trained to the max, suddenly turned miserable. Over the past three years, "she" lost again and again to the junior sister who used to be a good-for-nothing, disgracing herself every time. The senior brother who was supposed to become her cultivation partner fell for someone else, and her standing in the sect plummeted. Later, she learns that she's the heroine of a book, that a book-traveler took over her body, and that the original story's supporting female character stole her fortune. Unable to beat the supporting character, who had made a comeback, the book-traveler abandoned her account and left her with a huge mess. Her life is miserable, and an evil spirit tries to lure her onto the demonic path, telling her that if she stops being a decent person, she can reclaim everything that was originally hers. Though Fang Jingzhi's life isn't going well, she firmly rejects the temptation and is still determined to be a good person. But this evil spirit is a real professional. He seems intent on getting under Fang Jingzhi's skin. He keeps tempting her to do bad things, and he even looks exactly like her first love, the dark moonlight who died young. Many years ago, Cui Ji was the top genius of the cultivation sects, proud and arrogant, with a sword heart as pure as snow. Everyone both respected and feared him, and anyone who saw him couldn't help feeling inferior. Back then, only a young cultivator named Fang Jingzhi dared to set her sights on him. This young cultivator was always by his side, facing all his cruelty and darkness and bringing a ray of sunshine into those shadowy, blood-soaked years. Gradually, Cui Ji began to care about his junior sister. It wasn't romantic love, but he was willing to hold on to the last bit of tenderness and decency in his life for her. Gradually, Fang Jingzhi stopped caring about Cui Ji. The bright moon in the sky turned out to be full of pitfalls up close. A so-called moonlight is best admired from afar. Later, Cui Ji died a notorious death, and Fang Jingzhi gathered his remains and chose to forget him. A terrible first love spent chasing a worthless man is best forgotten. Fang Jingzhi decided to look ahead and choose her childhood friend, the senior brother who had always been by her side. But the dead demon lord came back to life. When he saw that the young cultivator had given up on him and was going to become cultivation partners with another man, he suddenly felt a blazing fire of rage burning inside him. Cui Ji wants to do something, like lure the young cultivator who once pursued him onto the demonic path and see just how pure her soul really is. Theme: Dignity and fairness are priceless