He Came to Save Me

[The original heroine is not vilified, and no woman is put through angst. Instead, the male lead gets his comeuppance. The sisters are close, and it’s a silly, adorable romp for a bit of fun. The heroine happily runs away in Chapter One. For more of the same, try the silly novel “Shh, Actually, I Know Who He Is.”] Blurb: The moment Qiu Yan transmigrates into a book, she puts her amazing acting skills to work as a substitute Her older sister, Qiu Qing, is the cultivation world’s number-one beauty. With peerless talent and a gentle disposition, she is the moonlight everyone longs for. Qiu Yan, meanwhile, has nothing but a face resembling her sister’s. In every other respect, she is utterly ordinary, and rather taciturn, too. When the original male lead scolds her, she immediately bursts into heart-wrenching tears. When he tries to hit her, she bites down on a blood capsule in her mouth and spits out blood before he can even touch her. When he tells her she’s nothing but her sister’s substitute, she nods through her tears, thinking, You scumbag, as if you could ever marry my sister! At last, one day, her sister is reborn. Qiu Yan feeds the original male lead an expired dessert her sister made herself. He gets the runs on the spot, and she blows up the latrine, successfully escaping the scumbag and running off to join her sister, who has returned after faking her death. * Wei Fuqing thought Qiu Yan would never leave him. He never imagined she would go so decisively, leaving him not even a shred of hope. Consumed by regret, he finally realizes that Qiu Yan is the only one in his heart. But he has lost her. He turns around and goes after her, hoping to earn just one glance in his direction. When he finally catches up and stands behind her, he sees another man. It is the Buddha’s chosen disciple from the Tianfo Sect, with a red mark between his brows and striking, beautiful features. Compassionate and affectionate, he stands beside Qiu Yan. Wei Fuqing has heard that the Buddha’s chosen disciple follows the Buddhist path, with all living beings and the myriad ways of the world in his heart. He saves all sentient beings and never stops for any one person. He may seem affectionate, but in truth he is heartless. Yet Wei Fuqing sees with his own eyes the lofty disciple, who dwells high among the clouds, look down at Qiu Yan with gentle eyes and say softly, “My Yanyan is the best.” Both leads are each other’s one and only. Weibo: @Yi Jiang Ting Yue A silly, clever, lively little fairy with a mind full of inner monologue vs. an aloof, powerful, gentle Buddha’s chosen disciple who gets terrifyingly fierce in a fight. I’m terrible at blurbs, so check the comments to see whether the story itself is any good! This story has a mountain of author-created setting details. Any insults aimed at the heroine will be reflected back at the insulter. If it’s not to your taste, let’s respect one another. There’s sure to be a book on JJ that suits you. Anti-piracy measures are enabled. Original blurb: December 19, 2020 A sweet romance coming soon from next door: “The Great Demon Lord Keeps Trying to Trick Me, but I Won’t Fall for It.” Working title! Blurb: Shan Ying has been frail and sickly for sixteen years, and is not expected to live much longer. Then one day, an immortal arrives at her home and says she has a destined connection with the Immortal Dao. Her parents pack her up and send her to the immortal mountain in tears. She wipes her own tears and passes through the Bodhi barrier, the test of one’s affinity with the Immortal Dao, becoming the only junior sister of the Tianding Sect. On her first night after joining the sect, it snows. Shan Ying develops a fever because of her weak constitution, and in a daze, hears someone calling to her from beside her ear “Come here. Come to my side.” The voice is clear, carrying a low laugh, slightly husky and bewitching. Shan Ying is scared out of her wits. She doesn’t dare move, wondering how there could be a ghost in a sacred immortal sect. She makes it through the night. She has only just joined and doesn’t dare tell anyone. Who could have guessed that the voice would fill her ears night after night, tempting her with one ploy after another “You have a destined connection with the Immortal Dao. Do you know which immortal you’re connected to?” “Come to me, and I’ll tell you.” “Cultivating in seclusion is hard, isn’t it? Come to me. It’s not hard here.” At first Shan Ying is so frightened she can’t sleep all night. Eventually, she grows calm and even manages to answer him once or twice “You talk too much. I’m frail, and I need to sleep.” “I practiced three spells today. I’m a little tired.” “I’m not afraid of hardship. I want to live a good, long life.” Later, the voice asks her, “What’s your name?” “Shan Ying. What about you?” “Zhao Yu. Remember it: Zhao Yu.” A man is sealed in a cave deep in the mountains of the Tianding Sect. He was once a young general who rose to fame early and won countless battles, pure-hearted and kind, with boundless love for all. But at eighteen, he became a traitorous minister and died pierced by ten thousand arrows. After death, his resentment was too strong for him to enter the cycle of reincarnation. His soul was imprisoned in the Bodhi Realm, his body covered in Buddhist seals, his legs nailed into the abyss beneath the earth, and he was condemned to remain there forever. One day, a frail junior sister arrives at the Tianding Sect. Night after night, he tries to lure her into coming to free him. Later, he can no longer restrain his greed. Lowering his head, he begs, “Fall in love with me, Shan Ying.” Theme: Sisterly love, love and courage, and saving one another.