***The main story is complete.***
A gorgeous, flirtatious beauty who can dish out sweet talk at the drop of a hat and has a powerful survival instinct x a gloomy, possessive dragon who is pure-hearted underneath
Yun Ning transmigrates into a cultivation novel as the vicious supporting female character who opposes the heroine at every turn.
Her entire sect uses her and despises her. In the end, they force her to take the heroine's place and jump into the Abyss, where an ancient evil dragon is imprisoned.
In the miasma-filled Abyss, a pale-faced, sinister young man watches her like a predator. Dragon fire flickers dangerously at his fingertips, and he could take Yun Ning's life in an instant.
The more dangerous the situation, the calmer Yun Ning becomes. When she learns from the System that the most brutal villain in the original story has lost his memory, her survival instinct reaches an unprecedented peak. Her eyes redden, and a clear tear slowly slips down her cheek.
"My husband, you... you're finally awake."
The scorching air around them suddenly stills.
When she learns from the System that the big villain has regained his memory, Yun Ning has not even swallowed her last bite of crayfish. She grabs her fellow transmigrator, the Dragon-Ao Tian type, and makes a decisive getaway.
The next day, news that the Dragon Lord's beloved Dao companion has run away with her lover spreads throughout the entire Demon Palace.
For a while, everyone looks at Qin Su differently.
Meeting the barely disguised or openly sympathetic looks of his subordinates, Qin Su laughs in anger.
He issues a succession of search orders, and the entire Demon Realm goes mad, hunting for them like rabid dogs throughout the cultivation world.
Yun Ning hears the news and spends her days nervously hiding from place to place, but three years later, she is still cornered against a wall.
Dressed in black, Qin Su looks at Yun Ning, who is trapped in the corner, with a half-smile. "Didn't you say you were deeply devoted to me? Then why did you run?"
Reading Guide
1. The only official pairing in the main story is Yun Ning x Qin Su. One-on-one, happy ending.
2. A silly, sweet story. The goal is sweetness, so the logic is limited.
3. If you need anything, send me a private message on Weibo (@Xinghe Yueqi Ya).
4. A kind word can warm the coldest winter, while cruel words can chill even the heat of summer. Unjustified negative reviews will be deleted.
5. Cover art by artist Yao Jiu.
-----Coming Soon-----
The Target Is the Young Demon Lord
A gorgeous beauty who pretends to be a yandere but is really a goofball x a world-destroying Demon Lord who pretends to be frail but is really a yandere
Because of an accident, Yan Shu transmigrates into a vicious female character in an old-school Mary Sue cultivation novel where everyone loves the heroine.
System: [You can choose from four targets to pursue. They are, ]
a. A mama's boy who mooches off women and still acts entitled
b. A self-important man who thinks he's God's gift to women and is a master of manipulation
c. An ungrateful, social-climbing pretty boy
System: [d...]
Before it can finish, Yan Shu quickly says, "D, d! I choose D."
Phew.
Good thing I chose quickly.
Who would pursue a trashy man like that? Even a dog wouldn't.
System: [D. The Demon Lord who turned evil after you cut out his spiritual bone when he was young, leaving him to endure bone-deep pain day and night.]
With the full moon hanging high overhead, Yan Shu sees a young man in black robes lying not far away, covered in splattered blood and grimacing in pain. Her hand, gripping a slender sword, trembles like a sieve, and her legs go weak.
Crap... crap!
Am I not allowed to have one normal target to pursue?
Yan Shu transmigrates into a melodramatic cultivation novel as the vicious female character who cut out her fellow disciple's spiritual bone. That disciple is none other than the future Demon Lord who will turn evil and destroy the world.
In the original story, the evil female character is thrown into the Cave of Ten Thousand Ghosts by the Demon Lord after he turns evil, where she is tormented by ghosts day and night, never to be reborn.
Beneath the full moon, a handsome, refined young man lies on the ground, barely alive. His phoenix eyes are bloodshot, and blood stains his pale lips. Under the moonlight, he looks like a demon incarnate.
When Yan Shu meets those phoenix eyes full of hatred, her hands, hidden beneath her long sleeves, tremble so violently they blur.
In the grip of extreme fear, her survival instinct reaches an unprecedented peak, and an audacious idea comes to her.
She walks step by step toward the young man on the ground, whose spiritual bone she has cut out. Bending down, she gently strokes his bloodstained lips. Her beautiful, bewitching features, as alluring as poppies, are filled with a sick and frenzied obsession. "Now you'll never be able to leave me."
As she speaks, she swallows the jade-white spiritual bone in her hand, then lowers her head and transfers the spiritual energy lingering between her lips into his mouth.
Yan Shu: Eep, even I'm scared of how crazy I can be!
--Does it hurt?
--Then kiss me!
After working nine-to-nine, six days a week for her entire life, overworked wage slave Yan Shu only wants to lie flat in her next life. Unfortunately, she gets the role of a crazed woman whose love goes unreturned. All she can do is fight monsters and level up in tears, keeping the young Demon Lord, who will one day turn evil and destroy the world, imprisoned at her side.
As a result, Yan Shu cultivates day and night, all 365 days of the year without a break. Even a donkey in a production team works less hard than she does, yet she still cannot keep up with the little Demon Lord's breakthroughs.
Seeing that the little Demon Lord is about to break through the restrictions she placed on him, and that he looks at her more dangerously with each passing day, as if he might devour her alive at any moment, Yan Shu loses her temper.
Crap!
Has he gone crazy?
Who is he trying to outwork?
Time to give up and coast!
---Say no to the rat race. Starting with me!
Theme: Hold on to hope in every circumstance.
It's so uncomfortable. The plot is good, but the writing is really messy. I'll stick to it until the end.
I can't understand. The ending feels rushed.
Why do I feel like I haven't finished writing? I haven't explained a lot of things clearly. It's a bit high and low (T_T). I feel uncomfortable.
It was tied before. Then after I finished it, I read it again from beginning to end. The whole article, from the front to the middle, the first and middle parts are really great and beautiful! There are foreshadowings, emotional lines, and plots. As a fan reader with high expectations, I spent money to read them all, so I think I am qualified to comment. The second chapter completely fell apart. The author may have no inspiration, even if he stops updating for a while and then picks it up again, but the end is really disappointing... It's like casting a wide net. I thought it would be a bumper harvest, but in the end... I pulled back a few threads...
The ending was so unexpected, so many things were left unfinished.
It's well written. The author's writing style is quite good, but it's a bit short. It feels like a lot of things have not been explained clearly, and other characters have not been extended... It feels like there are too many things missing... I just feel that this article is a little less lively...
Is it because of some reason that the ending was rushed? There are really a lot of holes left unfilled. Can you fill in a few more extra chapters to fill in the holes?
It's just bad writing. . . . I really vomited
Eh? Then what. Everyone is looking forward to the heroine's reaction after regaining her memory/The male and female protagonists' daily posts (Little Dragon Cub)/It feels like there are still a lot of things that haven't been written in the system (ugh)
It's so uncomfortable. The plot is good, but the writing is really messy. I'll stick to it until the end.
I can't understand. The ending feels rushed.
Why do I feel like I haven't finished writing? I haven't explained a lot of things clearly. It's a bit high and low (T_T). I feel uncomfortable.
It was tied before. Then after I finished it, I read it again from beginning to end. The whole article, from the front to the middle, the first and middle parts are really great and beautiful! There are foreshadowings, emotional lines, and plots. As a fan reader with high expectations, I spent money to read them all, so I think I am qualified to comment. The second chapter completely fell apart. The author may have no inspiration, even if he stops updating for a while and then picks it up again, but the end is really disappointing... It's like casting a wide net. I thought it would be a bumper harvest, but in the end... I pulled back a few threads...
The ending was so unexpected, so many things were left unfinished.
It's well written. The author's writing style is quite good, but it's a bit short. It feels like a lot of things have not been explained clearly, and other characters have not been extended... It feels like there are too many things missing... I just feel that this article is a little less lively...
Is it because of some reason that the ending was rushed? There are really a lot of holes left unfilled. Can you fill in a few more extra chapters to fill in the holes?
It's just bad writing. . . . I really vomited
Eh? Then what. Everyone is looking forward to the heroine's reaction after regaining her memory/The male and female protagonists' daily posts (Little Dragon Cub)/It feels like there are still a lot of things that haven't been written in the system (ugh)
Today is short and big (eyes full of resentment)