Rumor has it that Mu Xingyao, the Holy Maiden of the Hehuan Sect, is breathtakingly beautiful and born with a bewitching constitution. Though still young, she has already reached the Nascent Soul stage through the art of dual cultivation. They say there is no man in the world whom Mu Xingyao cannot enchant.
Mu Xingyao's reputation as a femme fatale is renowned throughout the cultivation world. Only a few high-ranking members of the Hehuan Sect know the truth: beneath that face capable of bringing ruin to a kingdom, Mu Xingyao is nothing but a lazy slacker and a contrarian.
The Hehuan Sect's leaders carefully guard this secret. One day, while Mu Xingyao was sunbathing and eating pastries in the sect, someone swept her away along with the pastries in a single motion of their sleeve.
They say the one who abducted her was Immortal Venerable Yunhua, the foremost figure of the righteous path. He took her to stop her from bringing ruin to the world and to preserve peace in the cultivation realm.
Only Mu Xingyao knows what happened on the night he took her. That lofty, immaculate Immortal Venerable, so far beyond anyone's reach, held his sword to her throat and said, "Lead me into depravity."
"I intend to fall into demonic cultivation, but my orthodox inheritance remains unshaken. Your reputation precedes you, so I ask that you use every means at your disposal to lead me astray."
Mu Xingyao nearly stammered, thinking she'd misheard him. "I-I don't understand. Could you put that more plainly?"
"Enchant me." The man radiated an air of abstinence. His gaze was dark as he spoke in a low voice.
Mu Xingyao: ...
You probably won't believe me, but I'm just a lazy little demoness with no big ambitions. Yet someone showed up and is forcing me to enchant him, or he won't let me leave... But I really don't know how. How does a demoness enchant someone? Asking online, urgently.
Content warnings: 1. The story will explain why the Immortal Venerable wants to fall into demonic cultivation and have the heroine enchant him. 2. The male lead is the Immortal Venerable.
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Yu Xianxian is the little princess of the You Kingdom, deeply in love with her adoptive elder brother, Jimo Shu.
Her adoptive brother's coldness and cruelty have hurt her deeply, but she doesn't care.
Everyone says Yu Xianxian would give up her life for her adoptive brother, and even he believes it.
Only Yu Xianxian knows that while her infatuation with everything about him is real, there are things more important to her than her adoptive brother.
Her ranking of life's priorities is: the You Kingdom, herself, and her adoptive brother!
In Yu Xianxian's life, she has never had to choose between her first two priorities. Everyone sees her exhausting herself to fawn over her adoptive brother, only for her sincerity to be met with contempt.
Until her adoptive brother is captured by villains and used as a hostage to force the King of You to open the gates and surrender.
Yu Xianxian, who has always claimed to love him most, sobs as she plunges a knife into her adoptive brother's body. Heartbroken, she cries, "I'm sorry, Brother Shu. I want to save you, but I can't... I can't let them use you to threaten the You Kingdom and its people."
Her adoptive brother: ...
Later, after surviving the chaos of war and leading the You Kingdom to victory, her adoptive brother begins to notice more things that don't add up.
Yu Xianxian would unfailingly bring him tea every afternoon, but it turns out that's because she spends every morning watching spirit-soul masters compete.
Every night, she'd bring him calming incense just before bedtime, but it turns out she spends each evening listening to the You Kingdom's Imperial Guards teach combat techniques, and only happens to pass by afterward.
The most ridiculous time was when Yu Xianxian gave him a blue gemstone with a piece missing. When he asked around, he learned that she'd given the thirty-two finest gemstones to spirit-soul masters, Imperial Guards, and various others before scraping together the leftover piece for him.
No wonder she looked so reluctant, with tears in her eyes, when she gave it to him.
*So this is what some people call true love. He doesn't even make her top thirty-two.*
*Women always make love sound sweeter than it is.*
The heroine's perspective: I'll pursue him fiercely, but I have something to do in the morning, and I can't put that off. I'll pursue him in the afternoon. I also have to pass by his room at night, so I'll fawn over him again while I'm there. What? Pursuing him conflicts with my own plans? I'll finish what I'm doing first, then see if there's a chance to pursue him. If not, never mind.
Theme: Everyone should seek their true selves.
I actually thought the early stage was pretty good, the beginning was quite novel, and the elements were quite popular. Including the middle part, the identity and purpose of the male protagonist are also quite good. But as a creator god, he is really too humane and emotional. This makes him less like a god and more like a man with powerful abilities who raised several children, only to find out that his children wanted to take away his abilities - I get it, like a human emperor. He discovered that the child he loved the most grew up to be ambitious and began to fight for power, and one day he would seek his own throne. Then he became so angry that he wanted to kill countless people in this child's house, regardless of whether everyone else was innocent.
Very out of character. In addition to having strong abilities, there is no strong mind.
And the ending was really rushed. I've seen a lot of comments urging updates, and I don't know what the author's situation is or how he feels about this article. But as a full-book reader, I feel that this ending is very perfunctory, and the plot of the heroine after learning about her life experience is very unsympathetic. When I thought she was actually pretending, it turned out that she was real. With this life experience of the heroine, it feels more like a tool that needs to be used to push the heroine to change her position. This plot development makes it very tool and soulless. It just made the heroine worse.
Then there is the emotional line of the heroine. Her feelings for Hehuan Palace are deep-rooted and have been foreshadowed many times, which is natural. As for my feelings towards my parents, due to the huge change in my mentality, I was really confused, which is understandable, but my feelings towards the male protagonist made me confused. The male protagonist's emotional development is relatively natural. But I couldn't understand why the heroine fell in love with the hero like this, or why she stayed with him for a lifetime just because of the development of the plot in the article.
I read the whole story, and I felt it was because she was not deeply involved in the world, and the first good-looking and super-strength man she met was him. Then she went through many life-threatening dangers, and then discovered that this man did not have the deep-rooted thoughts of cultivation in the world of cultivation. He was relatively pure and unpretentious, and could sometimes understand himself.
It seems that this is indeed appropriate, but the male and female protagonists of romance novels need to be more unreal and beautiful. I think it is very sad to be appropriate. It is more like a compromise.
Maybe the author just wanted to write it this way, and maybe other readers also think it's great. But I felt choked after reading it.
I felt that the ending of this article was rushed. It can be said that I have been fascinated by the heroine since she returned to the sect. I know that my wife may want to write about the irreconcilability between the Chaos Demon Clan and the Human Race, but the heroine's heart for the Human Race and the blood of the First Demon can balance the two races, and there is one who wants to be evil. The male protagonist, who didn't listen to the female protagonist at all, only wanted to free the demons and destroy the hypocrisy and righteousness first. In the re-evolution path, this is all normal, but as soon as the heroine returned, she knew that her parents, who she had never been close to, were killed by monks. She immediately empathized with herself and went on a killing spree (but she didn't dare to kill anyone before. After being a human for so many years, she became so skilled at killing the same kind of people). Later, she used demon bones to lure others to kill, and said that she was completely a demon. I was like, "What is this?" ? ? ? Not only had she lived with her fellow humans for many years, and met a kind-hearted chef after being fucked, but she had lived in the ordinary human world for so many years in her previous life, and she knew that racial theory was wrong. Did she really know that her race was a demon and she would immediately abandon human perception? ? ? ?
Suddenly it's over at a glance... To be honest, it's a perfect summary of opening high and going low.
It was pretty good to watch at the beginning, but it didn't work when the two people fell into the mortal world. The plot became less and the two people getting along became very boring, but let's finish it.
Just drive high and go low
Well, I should be able to say some not-so-nice things.
How should I put it? I feel like before the last chapter, I thought I could only write another ten or twenty chapters to wrap it up.
After all, the worldview I set at the beginning was so huge and there were all kinds of contradictions in people's hearts, but I didn't expect the end. . .
It's a little bit unfinished, although not completely.
When I first saw the copywriting and the beginning, I felt very surprised, and the love-and-kill relationship between the male and female protagonists should be very interesting to expand, but it was a bit sloppy in the later stage.
It's so outrageous. I think the emotional line is really confusing and I can't understand it. I really don't know how I finished buying it.
It's written as a philosophy. You can't think deeply about this thing, otherwise your brain will be damaged easily, and it will not be easy to sort it out to the current ending. . . But I also felt that it was a bit rushed. Not only the male and female protagonists, but also a little bit unhappy with Aunt Hua. Is there any extra story? Finally, I wish you good health and a happy New Year's Eve!
The beginning is cool, the middle is okay, and the end is sad
Um... I hope the author can complete better works in the future. (I am confused about the ending)
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I actually thought the early stage was pretty good, the beginning was quite novel, and the elements were quite popular. Including the middle part, the identity and purpose of the male protagonist are also quite good. But as a creator god, he is really too humane and emotional. This makes him less like a god and more like a man with powerful abilities who raised several children, only to find out that his children wanted to take away his abilities - I get it, like a human emperor. He discovered that the child he loved the most grew up to be ambitious and began to fight for power, and one day he would seek his own throne. Then he became so angry that he wanted to kill countless people in this child's house, regardless of whether everyone else was innocent. Very out of character. In addition to having strong abilities, there is no strong mind. And the ending was really rushed. I've seen a lot of comments urging updates, and I don't know what the author's situation is or how he feels about this article. But as a full-book reader, I feel that this ending is very perfunctory, and the plot of the heroine after learning about her life experience is very unsympathetic. When I thought she was actually pretending, it turned out that she was real. With this life experience of the heroine, it feels more like a tool that needs to be used to push the heroine to change her position. This plot development makes it very tool and soulless. It just made the heroine worse. Then there is the emotional line of the heroine. Her feelings for Hehuan Palace are deep-rooted and have been foreshadowed many times, which is natural. As for my feelings towards my parents, due to the huge change in my mentality, I was really confused, which is understandable, but my feelings towards the male protagonist made me confused. The male protagonist's emotional development is relatively natural. But I couldn't understand why the heroine fell in love with the hero like this, or why she stayed with him for a lifetime just because of the development of the plot in the article. I read the whole story, and I felt it was because she was not deeply involved in the world, and the first good-looking and super-strength man she met was him. Then she went through many life-threatening dangers, and then discovered that this man did not have the deep-rooted thoughts of cultivation in the world of cultivation. He was relatively pure and unpretentious, and could sometimes understand himself. It seems that this is indeed appropriate, but the male and female protagonists of romance novels need to be more unreal and beautiful. I think it is very sad to be appropriate. It is more like a compromise. Maybe the author just wanted to write it this way, and maybe other readers also think it's great. But I felt choked after reading it.
I felt that the ending of this article was rushed. It can be said that I have been fascinated by the heroine since she returned to the sect. I know that my wife may want to write about the irreconcilability between the Chaos Demon Clan and the Human Race, but the heroine's heart for the Human Race and the blood of the First Demon can balance the two races, and there is one who wants to be evil. The male protagonist, who didn't listen to the female protagonist at all, only wanted to free the demons and destroy the hypocrisy and righteousness first. In the re-evolution path, this is all normal, but as soon as the heroine returned, she knew that her parents, who she had never been close to, were killed by monks. She immediately empathized with herself and went on a killing spree (but she didn't dare to kill anyone before. After being a human for so many years, she became so skilled at killing the same kind of people). Later, she used demon bones to lure others to kill, and said that she was completely a demon. I was like, "What is this?" ? ? ? Not only had she lived with her fellow humans for many years, and met a kind-hearted chef after being fucked, but she had lived in the ordinary human world for so many years in her previous life, and she knew that racial theory was wrong. Did she really know that her race was a demon and she would immediately abandon human perception? ? ? ?
Suddenly it's over at a glance... To be honest, it's a perfect summary of opening high and going low.
It was pretty good to watch at the beginning, but it didn't work when the two people fell into the mortal world. The plot became less and the two people getting along became very boring, but let's finish it.
Just drive high and go low Well, I should be able to say some not-so-nice things. How should I put it? I feel like before the last chapter, I thought I could only write another ten or twenty chapters to wrap it up. After all, the worldview I set at the beginning was so huge and there were all kinds of contradictions in people's hearts, but I didn't expect the end. . . It's a little bit unfinished, although not completely.
When I first saw the copywriting and the beginning, I felt very surprised, and the love-and-kill relationship between the male and female protagonists should be very interesting to expand, but it was a bit sloppy in the later stage.
It's so outrageous. I think the emotional line is really confusing and I can't understand it. I really don't know how I finished buying it.
It's written as a philosophy. You can't think deeply about this thing, otherwise your brain will be damaged easily, and it will not be easy to sort it out to the current ending. . . But I also felt that it was a bit rushed. Not only the male and female protagonists, but also a little bit unhappy with Aunt Hua. Is there any extra story? Finally, I wish you good health and a happy New Year's Eve!
The beginning is cool, the middle is okay, and the end is sad
Um... I hope the author can complete better works in the future. (I am confused about the ending)