Yu Chengyue knew from childhood that he had entered the world of a book, especially when people started calling him Young Lord. All he could think about was how to escape from this place, which would one day be razed to the ground.
Young Lord?
Fake!
He was only there to die in place of the real Young Lord.
All he wanted was to get away from it all, find a place with beautiful scenery, plant a few chrysanthemums, raise a flock of chickens and ducks, and live a leisurely life, gazing at the southern mountain.
Later, a little thatched cottage was built on the main peak of the Xihe Sword Sect. Chickens and ducks roamed around it, and chrysanthemums grew nearby. Yu Chengyue lay in a rocking chair, basking in the sun and ordering the acting sect leader of the Xihe Sword Sect to make him tea.
It looked like a very pleasant life.
Yu Chengyue was furious. Who was enjoying themselves? Who?
If his back weren't hurting so much he couldn't move, would he be lying here in the sun?!
--------Forthcoming Story--------
"Disciple, I Was Wrong"
Situ Huai transmigrates into a book as a disposable character who first competes with the heroine for her bonded magical weapon, then for her opportunities, and finally for her man.
Compete for her bonded weapon, her opportunities, and even her man?
That's what the disposable character in the original story did. What does it have to do with me, Situ Huai?
When he reaches Foundation Establishment and enters the Sword Tomb to choose his bonded sword, Situ Huai picks a zither. The heroine glares at him viciously.
When he enters a secret realm for training, Situ Huai avoids the opportunity meant for the heroine, yet obtains a spirit plant everyone dreams of and grows much stronger.
Okay... that part really does involve me, Situ Huai. But I'm definitely not going to steal anyone's man.
Only his master, Bai Yanqing, makes his heart race. Every day, he comes up with excuses to visit, just so he can see him a little longer.
Situ Huai has the audacity to desire him, but not the courage to act. It's torture!
At some point, Bai Yanqing's gaze began to linger on his little disciple. Just as he thought his little disciple had eyes for no one but him, he saw him getting cozy with a whole group of fellow disciples. When he got hurt, he even dared to ask someone else to treat him.
Bai Yanqing's expression turned cold, and he locked him in his own quarters.
Someone this lively could be snatched away by another person if he let his guard down for even a moment. If he liked him, then his eyes should be for him alone.
"Look how pretty this delicate chain is. It's perfect for you."
--------"Master, Kill Me to Prove the Dao"--------
Yin Qinghe is a brilliant young cultivator, breathtakingly beautiful and exceptionally clever. Not only is he the most beloved disciple of Immortal Venerable Xingji, but he is also his cultivation partner.
It is said that Immortal Venerable Xingji would do anything for Yin Qinghe. He even destroyed the Demon Tower just because Yin Qinghe wanted to see a fireworks display, making cultivators across the cultivation world green with envy.
Unfortunately, on the night of their cultivation partnership ceremony, Immortal Venerable Xingji killed Yin Qinghe, attained the Great Dao, and ascended.
A hundred years later, Yin Qinghe sits in a tavern, listening with great interest as a storyteller makes things up. Beside him stands a taciturn man who immediately pours tea and serves food, afraid Yin Qinghe might be displeased by even the smallest thing.
Whether it's snow lotuses from the Northern Plains, Buddhist sand from the Western Continent, sacred dew from the southern frontier, or spiritual rain from the Eastern Sea, if Yin Qinghe wants it, the man will deliver it to him at any cost.
All he asks is for Yin Qinghe's gaze to linger on him for one more moment.
Theme: Even in adversity, never give up lightly.
If it was not a misunderstanding that the Fu family was silenced by Yu Zai, it is hard to imagine how this last single seedling with such hatred will end up with Yu Zai. And according to Yu Zai's character, it is even more difficult for him to break away from this cycle of retribution physically and mentally. Presumably, he and Xiao Wen will not be able to truly live a retirement life (wrong)
I'm sorry, I really understand Xiao Wen's parents. I don't quite understand what they do and their thinking logic. How should I put it? It feels to me like "you and the other person both know that there is a piece of shit in front of you, but you see that person eat the shit and say it is really delicious."
Gong's parents gave Shou a miserable experience. If Shou knew the truth, could she really not care? Going around in circles, it feels like there is no way to escape from the five-finger mountain of their family.
But they didn't say what Yu Chengyue's final outcome was. He died early.
After reading it, I feel like I haven't finished it yet. I feel like a lot of things are not resolved.
I am still able to fight after being weak for 3 days with the debuff. I will fight again and again.
Oops, this is how we started "flirting" after the war.
Also, there is no explanation about Chengyue's life experience and what the little wooden horse is.
I'm more afraid that Chengyue will die early, so I'll write a continuation without permission. The general content is that in the next few years, Wen Yuanbai was either practicing or looking for Yu Chengyue's antidote. Finally, he found the method just before ascending, which was "one person attains enlightenment, and chickens and dogs ascend to heaven" - during the ascension, he used thunder tribulation, several treasures, and real fire to make an elixir and finally injected it with immortal energy, so the elixir was refined to a perfect ending. There are some little sad moments interspersed in between, probably Chengyue losing his temper and Yuan Bai coaxing him, some inner struggles between the two of them, Yuan Bai going crazy with anxiety, etc. Hahahaha
Is it he? Will Ah Yue die early? No, ah, it's so beautiful, why don't many people see it?