Xie Chengxuan wants to bring glory to his family,
so he needs a clever, calm, and sensible wife.
After looking around, he decides that the beautiful and sweet-natured A Xing is the best choice.
Before their wedding, he and A Xing make a pact: neither of them will fall in love, and they will devote all their energy to advancing his career.
But A Xing breaks her promise and falls in love with him against her will.
From then on, he avoids her as if she were a poisonous snake.
Reborn, A Xing smiles and says:
This time, let's be partners and colleagues.
I promise I'll live well on my own. Love and romance can all get lost!
But Xie Chengxuan isn't having it.
A man devotes himself entirely to his career and expects his wife to do the same. Then he discovers that she works even harder than he does... At last, he realizes something feels wrong, and begins his long road to winning her back.
A few things to know before reading:
1. A sweet story with an old-fashioned feel.
2. Both the male and female leads are reborn, though the male lead only returns to his past after going to war.
3. After being reborn, the male lead faces a long, painful road to winning her back ^_^
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The goddess Shu Xian was renowned throughout the Three Realms for her beauty.
Her disciple, Dao Lord Xuan Mo, loved and revered her.
He endured countless hardships for her and worked tirelessly to cultivate, until he finally stood by her side and became her Dao companion, just as he had always wished.
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During the goddess's absence, Dao Lord Xuan Mo was so consumed by worry that, while traveling, he took in a mortal woman named Xia Yucong.
Not only did he accept her as his disciple and force her to undergo a complete transformation with spirit-cleansing water,
he also taught her magic, cherished and loved her, and showered her with affection.
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During the war between gods and demons, Shu Xian leapt from the Immortal-Slaying Platform with the Spirit-Gathering Stone in her arms to protect her sect's treasure.
After narrowly surviving countless brushes with death, she returned on the brink of death.
But ten thousand years had passed, and everything had changed.
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The mortal Xia Yucong had a face remarkably like Shu Xian's.
She was sweeter in voice and gentler in temperament, and she had taken Shu Xian's place,
becoming the most beloved junior sister at Shuyun Terrace.
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Shu Xian never imagined that Xia Yucong would claim her cave dwelling, magic treasures, and beloved flowers and plants.
When she tried to reclaim them, everyone in the sect did their utmost to stop her?
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Even her long-awaited Dao companion
held the mortal Xia Yucong, whose face resembled hers, tightly in his arms, right in front of her, his face full of concern?
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Shu Xian left the Spirit-Gathering Stone behind, removed her sect mark, broke off her engagement to her Dao companion, and walked away from Shuyun Terrace without looking back.
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Shu Xian was gravely injured when a motley crew of rogue cultivators took her in, barely saving her life.
Later, she was surprised to find that life with these low-born rogue cultivators, all burdened with useless spirit roots, was actually pretty good.
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Feng Jiaojiao may be timid as a mouse, but her cooking is second to none. The delicacies she makes are both delicious and nourishing.
The crybaby Lu Sheng has incredible luck with money and a natural gift for attracting wealth!
Du Zichen, whose combat ability is below zero, has a special knack for finding treasure.
And there's Zong Qinglong, a five-element spirit-root cultivator whose combat prowess is off the charts!
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Everyone knows that Zong Qinglong, the rogue immortal known as the White Yama, is a fearsome figure who is fiercely protective of his own.
But nobody knows just how much he cares for the sickly beauty Shu Xian he took in. He would fly into a rage over even a single strand of her hair falling out...
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Shu Xian wanted to smell the fragrance of the flowers across the river,
so Zong Qinglong braved every danger, slaying countless ghosts to seize the ghost clan's sacred treasure.
Shu Xian adored the flavor of desert fire-boar meat,
so Zong Qinglong hacked his way through every obstacle and traveled thousands of miles to hunt down an ancient demon beast.
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Later, a new war between gods and demons broke out,
and the goddess Shu Xian faced off against her former Dao companion, Dao Lord Xuan Mo, in a climactic battle.
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Looking at Zong Qinglong by Shu Xian's side, Dao Lord Xuan Mo's eyes reddened and his voice grew hoarse. "Shu Xian, come back to me. Let's start over. I... will never let you down again."
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Shu Xian smiled and answered with her sword.
Theme: Married women should love themselves more ^_^
In the end, I couldn't completely let go of my guard. . So are all the things that happened back then really made clear? Sprinkle some flowers first.
??? ... I am getting more and more confused. It feels like a joke. It takes so much trouble to deal with the Queen Mother? At first I thought it was the tiger talisman in the hands of Queen Mother Tu, but it turned out that the emperor didn't seem to care. The cause and effect of the matter were clearly explained, so why did he make up a plum blossom search? A thousand words on water??? I felt that this article was getting more and more complicated as I read it. The whole team hesitated and worked together to reduce the number of words. It was clear that I could finish it in 1,000 words, but I ended up putting off 20,000 words and gave up.
The first half of the book was well written and the characters interacted well. Since returning to Kyoto, the storyline has become a little thinner and creates a sense of conflict. Come on.
This green trick
Finished with flowers Please comment a few words. There is no way to read the series in one go. The plot is full of ups and downs and the plot logic is quite rigorous. No matter the plot, character setting or writing style, there are few "drama-inducing" points. The titles, common expressions, etc. Can be seen at a glance! Although there are occasional things that I didn't take into account, the flaws cannot be concealed~ In fact, I didn't dare to click on the comments when I watched it because I was worried that if some of the contents were in line with the ancient sayings but if I don't watch zzzq now, I would be called out (doge). Overall, I like it very much! I especially like that the protagonist is not allowed to use his golden finger to change his destiny - it is not about retracing the old path of the past life, there are not too many key points that can be broken, it is just about changing his own life (and it is still an unknown life, and their life is too "big"). Although it can still be regarded as a forced reunion for everyone, there are always shortcomings, such as the relationship between the male and female protagonists. Personally, I feel that this is good. However, I still want to make some personal suggestions. First of all, I personally feel that the character of the male protagonist is not full enough, maybe because there is not much ink. In addition, the pace of dealing with the enemies in the previous life (Song Xiao and the original second wife) in the early stage is too fast. The external cruelty and the internal Husky's transformation are too big and there are few external descriptions. In comparison, there is too much difference with the female protagonist. The female protagonist was fully portrayed in the early stage and was too brilliant~ It may also be because of the emphasis on plot in the later stage. The male protagonist's cruelty has also turned into decisiveness. I always feel that it is a little lacking. The characters in the supporting roles are well portrayed, with flesh and blood, except for An, who has too few scenes. Ohhhhh, why are you so fat? Is the author's wife better at female characters? In fact, A'an also feels that he has too few scenes, so although many of his actions are very helpful in promoting the plot, they always make people feel a little bit embarrassed and feel a bit "too sensible". Secondly, I personally feel that the rhythm of the writing is a bit lacking ~ some plots can seem procrastinating. For example, Granny Dujuan scolded the Queen Mother so much and the Queen Mother recounted so much to herself. The long monologue dialogue is a bit repetitive and boring without other descriptions. Some unimportant details can be streamlined, such as the male protagonist in the previous chapter. In Sweet Myolie's room, she asked the valet to reply by the window. I think this shows great rigor, but the two people's replies had to be written down. They all said "Slave xxx is waiting for your orders", which felt a bit repetitive. In summary, the wife's plot descriptions are very detailed, not just in detail, but in super detailed and detailed. There are also punctuation marks, paragraphs and some connections, which is a bit like storytelling hehe. The suggestions are just personal feelings. If my wife feels that what I said is wrong or I didn't read it carefully and understood it wrongly, please ignore it. No offense intended! I really like this article about setting up online writing and writing online. Kudos to the author!!!
Ah Yuan is worthy of saying, gentle as jade, like the breeze and the bright moon
How do I fix this problem? Every time I buy a new chapter, I have to log out and come back in. To rate it...
The system is pumped? I obviously bought it all, but I can't give it any points!!!!!!
Is it because of the holidays that I finished it all at once? Hahaha
It moved me to tears. I like A Yuan. He is really a good person.