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The leading disciple of a sect in the Donglan Cultivation Realm, Gu Luohan, was revered as Lord Hengling.
He was peerlessly handsome, aloof and cool by nature, and his cultivation was unfathomably profound. With a thought, his spiritual sword could sweep through the highest heavens.
He had lived smoothly for thousands of years, never encountering a bottleneck in his cultivation, and was soon to ascend.
Unexpectedly, his old nemesis, the sect leader of the demonic path, had a child with an immortal-demon body. For the first time in his life, Ancestor Gu tasted defeat.
Before he died, he picked up a scroll that had fallen from the sleeve of a demonic cultivator and unrolled it. The person in the portrait seemed to be the mother of the child with the immortal-demon body.
The magical treasure carried Ancestor Gu's soul back a thousand years, where he discovered the young woman in the painting obediently lying beside his younger self's bed.
She pressed her cheek against his, looking sweet and adorable. "Luoluo smells so good and feels so soft."
Old Ancestor Gu, now nothing more than a wisp of spirit with no body, erupted in fury. "Stop!"
Later, she followed the same path as in her previous life and left. Ancestor Gu turned to darkness.
[The Pursuit of His Wife to the Crematorium]
[The heroine is a soft and delicate immortal pearl. It breaks midway through the story, turning her into a yandere, in the physical sense.]
[The heroine is not the second male lead's cultivation partner. He did that on purpose.]
#My future enemy's wife seems to have liked me when she was young. Why didn't I know?#
#The Dao Lord's soul transmigrated back and witnessed the whole thing, so he turned to darkness#
A low-tier world, where spiritual energy is scarce, cultivating the Dao is difficult, and Nascent Soul cultivators can throw their weight around.
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The heroine's perspective
Rong Zhu was an immortal pearl formed from an immortal stone nurtured by heaven and earth.
After being worn around the Demon God's neck for tens of thousands of years, she developed an immortal-demon body. She was born with numerous abilities, more effective than even the magical treasures in an immortal's hands.
One day, she took human form and met a talking puppet.
Delighted, she became friends with it.
She grew fonder and fonder of it, wishing she could tear out her own heart and give it away.
Unfortunately, it wasn't long before the puppet told her that she was lowborn, nothing more than a lowly maid, and unworthy of being its friend.
Heartbroken and in tears, she left in despair.
The true owner of the wisp of divided soul attached to the puppet was Ancestor Gu Luohan. He watched a woman hack Rong Zhu to pieces without even furrowing his brow.
The moment she gave up hope, her life was nearly over too.
Later, the true owner of the puppet, Ancestor Gu, lost his mind!
Instead of cultivating and ascending, he spent his days destroying heaven and earth, throwing both the righteous and demonic paths into chaos.
He carried Rong Zhu, who was on the verge of death and about to be reduced to ashes, everywhere in search of a doctor, like a madman.
[The heroine did not give birth in her previous life. They used another method.]
Theme: Gratitude is the key to lasting happiness.
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Has a mouth just for talking about love?
What a waste, oh, what a pity
Although the heroine is supposed to be an idiot and a beautiful woman, this is too stupid. She had always been fine before, but she finally ran away, gave a "cold smile", and then began to resent the hero for not saving her. She clearly wanted to leave the male lead but did not explain her identity. Did she think that she would be better off after being sent back? It's a bit embarrassing to torture. . .
My personal guess is that the second male lead later fell in love with the female lead and fought with the male lead for her sake. When the female lead died, he became even more crazy and took revenge on the male lead with this immortal and demonic body that he didn't know how to create.
I finally finished reading False Name and cried in the dormitory all night long.
So the ending is that the younger soul of the male protagonist is gone, and the older soul that is left behind ends up with the female protagonist?
Come on, come on, is the author really generating electricity for love?
So how did the current male protagonist turn from a demon king to what he is now?
It's so hard for the male and female protagonists, can they be together in the end?