This novel will enter VIP serialization on November 19, starting with Chapter 25.
Please add my farming novel next door to your reading list: The Regent Only Wants to Farm [Book Transmigration]
If someone asked, “Can you no longer survive by cozying up to the protagonist after a Book Transmigration?”
Nan Wangxi: “Speaking from personal experience, no.”
“So how can you make it to the ending?”
Nan Wangxi: “Break with him, mock him, mock him, and keep mocking him. Then get stronger, stronger, and stronger until I rule the immortal realm for all eternity.”
“And then?”
Nan Wangxi: “Then... he'll bring the entire demonic path to my door to ask for my hand.”
“So, will you accept?”
Nan Wangxi: “...Heh. Love and peace.”
The entire cultivation world believes Nan Wangxi and Lin Chaoyin, the Demon Venerable of Zonghai, are sworn enemies. The Demon Venerable even declared, “Nan Wangxi's life is mine. Anyone who dares take it before I do is my enemy.”
People asked Nan Wangxi what he thought.
Nan Wangxi: “Heh.”
In a corner where nobody could see, the Demon Venerable kept muttering, “Nan Wangxi is mine, mine, mine... I'll fight anyone who dares lay a hand on him.”
When Nan Wangxi learns that he has transmigrated into a cultivation novel as its villain, he recalls all the usual Book Transmigration tropes and firmly latches onto the male lead.
He works diligently and earnestly to become the male lead's sworn brother, only to discover that the male lead was just putting on an act.
Reborn for a second life, he is determined to draw a clear line between them. Who could have guessed that things would end up getting complicated between them?
Currently serializing: The Regent Only Wants to Farm [Book Transmigration]
Yan Yunhe transmigrates into a book as the villainous regent, who is destined to die after drinking poisoned wine.
But with an update System in hand, he has nothing to fear.
With a seed shop on his left and knowledgeable readers on his right, Yan Yunhe throws himself into developing the Great Zheng Dynasty.
He puts farming first and uses scientific methods to cultivate the fields, helping the people settle down and prosper. The Great Zheng is free of famine.
He promotes education for the people and encourages industrial growth and progress, bringing science and technology eight hundred years ahead of other nations of the era.
As a result, high-yield crops and exotic flowers and fruits flourish across the Great Zheng, while factories spring up everywhere. By the time people look back, the Great Zheng has been transformed beyond recognition, and every change can be traced to the former regent, Yan Yunhe.
There were once rumors at court that the regent was a wolf in sheep's clothing, bent on seizing the throne. But the real regent appoints people on merit, cares for the common folk, and has few worldly desires. Where could they find a ruler so perfect? The ministers all urge the young emperor to step down and yield the throne to the regent.
When Yan Yunhe hears about it, he firmly replies, “I won't take the throne or call myself emperor. I was a top student every year, and I joined the Party back in college. Keep this up and I'll overthrow you all, okay~” Smiling.jpg
One day, Chu Jing'an's confidant sees him frowning at a flowerpot and asks, “The prince has already said he likes you. Why aren't you happy?”
Chu Jing'an looks at the little green sprout in the pot, his face turning a little dark. “But everything he likes has a little green on top.”
Theme: Stand on your own two feet and make a living through your own efforts
After reading it, I will express my personal opinion. In the last life, Shou Chuanshu became a villain because he knew the plot, had a kind heart, and didn't do anything to regret others. In order to save his life in the future, he did everything he could to please the protagonist Gong, and became friends with Gong regardless of other people's indifference. Because of those prophecies, Gong always thought that there was some mysterious force behind Shou, so he was wary of Shou. Let Shou fall into the hands of the goddess and be tortured. (Shou falling into the hands of the goddess must be indirectly related to Gong) Shou is so miserable, he is a great injustice. In this life, Gong is much better than in the last life, and the misunderstandings are slowly solved. In the last life, I was like that just to feel better. The result was counterproductive. They also have more and more misunderstandings. Finally he blew himself up. Gong is also suffering from all kinds of regrets about self-explosion, and is trying every means to save his soul. To be honest, Gong is suspicious by nature because of a broken family. I can understand this, but why is he a little suspicious of being so kind to him? It's not that we've been together for a few months, but that we've been together for several years. I have no self-sustainability. Gong is also arrogant, tough-tongued, and mute. I would rather be Gong, a fool. After being reborn, knowing what happened in the previous life, my heart is far away from the attack, and I want to kill the attack. But when he saw that Gong was injured, he still carried him and walked, still feeling soft-hearted. Seeing this, I hate that iron cannot become steel. Later, I learned about what happened in the previous life, and realized that Gong also had his own difficulties. I don't hate Gong anymore and apologize to Gong. This conversion is a bit stiff, but it's acceptable. I can't accept it, because after knowing what happened in the previous life, Gong did not hesitate to sacrifice himself in order to be resurrected. Inexplicably, I like to attack, and the change is a bit abrupt. Maybe I couldn't accept being tortured like that by the goddess in my previous life. If Gong goes to save Shou, even if Shou is a dog, it is still a dog he raised. This is so insulting. Just like what a sister said in a comment: Since a person enjoys convenience, he has the obligation and responsibility to take on it Last but not least, I suggest that the author of Danmei novels should write less such vicious female supporting characters. Don't ask me why. The above statements only represent my personal views. "I did not target the author and the article she wrote," and "I did not say that Gong deserved to be tortured, and that Gong was not miserable." Although I will be criticized by the sisters who read the article later (some sisters) if I say this, I will feel uncomfortable for the rest of my life if I don't say it.
After reading the check-in, I was shocked by the speed of scientific and technological progress.
It's just that the ending is a bit rushed, but everything else is good. But where did the monks who ascended before go, and where did the monks who ascended later go?
I have been thinking that ascension did not exist before, so where did the people who had ascended go?
Ah, has the protagonist ever thought about the emergence of new things and the demise of old things? How can mortals who have the ability to resist succumb to the monks? In addition to the direct struggle between immortals and demons, there will also be the struggle between mortals and monks and demons. This will add new conflicts, and after the new system has a class order, resources will definitely be unbalanced, and powerless mortals will be even worse than before.
Ah, orthopedics, fool attack*?(???)?*Madam, I'm hungry, extra story
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Whether it's stream of consciousness or car exhaust, please give the child some broth. Seriously, I'm crying.
Nan Wangxi: We're getting married, let's set up a satellite as fireworks! Lin Chaoyin: I thought that cultivating immortals would include some secret realms or spiritual weapons... Nanwangxi: Cultivation of Immortal Literature? Sorry, we are farming articles~Smile. Jpg
I really want to see an extended version of the kiss, eh. Green penis kill me