In her previous life, Liang Yue, a thousand-year-old bamboo demon, fell in love at first sight with Cang Bo, a retired general. But people said he had no interest in women.
Liang Yue didn't believe it. She was determined to make the impossible happen. Mustering her courage with a few drinks, she flirted with Cang Bo in front of a crowd, then woke up the next morning with no memory of it whatsoever.
By the next day, everyone in the city knew that General Cang was into men.
Only then did Liang Yue realize she'd been wearing men's clothes the night before.
Cang Bo merely smiled and said nothing. He didn't explain a word.
In this life, Qian Xue, a pangolin spirit, saves the life of Shang Yan, a painter, in the snow. The human and the demon continue the love they shared in their previous life.
Liang Yue was a demon in both lives, and in both lives she was afraid Cang Bo would find out.
Cang Bo was human in both lives, and in both lives he knew his wife was a demon. But he never exposed her, and wholeheartedly played along as she pretended to be human.
[Before You Read]
1. A very, very small portion of this story is in first person. You can basically ignore it. Most of the story is in third person.
2. Set in a xianxia world, with lots of original worldbuilding.
Theme: No matter how many hardships and obstacles lie ahead, always hold fast to the right path
Who is it~saying in the ear~ It's me. I said in the ear of the cute reader: "Can you go to the column to collect my advance collection and serialization?"
Ah... Astringent... I thought...
Yí Radical: Strokes: 10 Structure: upper and lower structure Wubi: PAHH Definition: 1. The northeast corner of the house. 2. Nurture. Group words: AO,
This article is so long, I'm afraid I won't be able to finish it before the limited exemption period ends (hey, I'll have to buy QAQ with my money later)
The author's writing has the feel of a Chinese fairy tale! It wouldn't feel weird if you were speaking in the first person
The introduction looks pretty good, so I'll collect it first and then talk about it.
So my father has watched "The Heroes of Sons and Daughters"!
It's been a long time since I've seen a million-word article. It's so well written.
Thanks for the limited exemption, just reading the writing is worth it!
Ah, this writing style, I'm following it!