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Renegade Immortal is a dark horse among novels, with a daring story that abandons the righteous path and eventually gives way to the great villain, the Demon Venerable. The arrogant, ruthless villain leaves corpses everywhere he goes, and the righteous fear him.
But in the early part of the story, this future villain is still a genius disciple of the First Sword Sect. His sword energy is a world unto itself, and anything can become a sword in his hands. He is admired by everyone in the sect. He has only two flaws: the black mark on his face and the useless contract sword that has no spiritual energy.
And now, Yuan Shuangshuang has transmigrated into that useless sword.
As a useless sword, Yuan Shuangshuang does everything she can to cultivate a spiritual form, hoping to escape the vicious villain as soon as possible.
But she discovers that, at this point, the villain is just an ordinary boy: gentle and sensitive, a little insecure. He hides away in a quiet corner, gently wiping her blade, smiling softly as he chats with her and confides in her about the senior sister he likes.
Even though he knows the senior sister he likes doesn't like him at all...
Through all their days and nights together, Yuan Shuangshuang gradually falls for him. But she wants him to be happy even more, and after she develops a spiritual form, she even teaches him how to woo girls.
He catches on immediately. For the senior sister, he braves danger to search for the spirit essence she needs. For the senior sister, he silently follows behind her to protect her when she goes out to train. For the senior sister, he even throws away the sword he always held in his arms for the first time...
The sword shattered with a crack, and Yuan Shuangshuang's heart, which beat for him, broke along with it.
After the contract sword shattered, for the first time, he ignored his senior sister and frantically gathered the broken pieces from the ground, slowly putting them back together. He let the sharp edges cut his fingers until they bled, calling Yuan Shuangshuang's name aloud.
But this time, the voice that had always responded to him with a cheerful laugh never came again.
That very day, news spread across the continent that the First Sword Sect's greatest genius had fallen to demonic cultivation!
[This is a pursuit-after-the-breakup story, but the overall tone won't be abusive toward the female lead, though it may be a little heartbreaking. The male lead's early feelings for his senior sister are based on gratitude. Early on, he's kind but has a facial flaw. Later, he recovers his appearance as a stunning villain. The pairing stays the same.]
[Content notes:
1. The early pacing is slow. There's no need to keep repeating that. If you can't get into it, it's best to stop reading. The leads develop their spiritual forms in Chapter 30.
2. There's a "white moonlight" female supporting character, who some readers may find irritating, so proceed with caution.
3. Please don't jump on the bandwagon and criticize without reading the story.
4. The male lead suffers a lot.]
[, Two stories I'm planning to write, ]
I'm the Most Sought-After One in a Ghost Story: A goofy, lighthearted ghost story with a male zombie lead.
Synopsis: When Jiang Yunmiao woke up and realized she'd entered a ghost story as a coffin-born daughter, she wanted nothing to do with it.
In the original story, the coffin-born supporting character was the female lead's walking blood bank. To repay the family that had taken her in, she willingly fed the female lead her blood for ten years. But once she was no longer useful, the family casually drained all her blood to give to the female lead. The supporting character died completely bled dry, and even her ghost was obliterated by the male lead.
After arriving in the story, Jiang Yunmiao immediately packed her things and sneaked away. Unfortunately, she got lost in the forest. Just then, she met a handsome man dressed all in white, who gazed at her with clear, crystalline eyes and said slowly, "You smell... delicious!"
Jiang Yunmiao assumed he must have gotten the wrong idea and didn't take it seriously. She even thought he might be lost too, and kindly offered to take him along so they could keep each other company.
Until night fell, and the man beside her turned his black eyes pure gold. Trembling, she dropped to her knees on the spot.
She'd almost forgotten: in this book, ghosts and monsters consider the blood of coffin-born children a delicacy. She never expected to run into the story's only golden-eyed zombie, the great villain feared by both humans and ghosts, in broad daylight.
The villain still gazed at her with innocent, unworldly eyes, his sharp fangs peeking out from his lips. "Why are you kneeling?"
Jiang Yunmiao raised a trembling hand. "Big Brother, do you want to drink my blood? Just... please be gentle."
The man leaned closer, looking thoughtful. "Is that okay?"
Later, Jiang Yunmiao and the great villain became each other's blood banks. He craved her blood, and she craved his. She even succeeded in corrupting the once-pure villain...
He Lian Shuang had lived for thousands of years, desireless and cold-hearted, until one day he met someone who smelled delicious. At first, he only wanted to drink her blood. Later, he wanted to hold and kiss her forever.
The greedy old zombie began craving the woman he loved.
The Trap in Your Voice: An extra-sweet story. The male lead is clingy, loyal, and rather flirtatious, a charming scoundrel.
Lu Siyan is a sleep-aid streamer with an elegant, deep voice, like a warm breeze. During the time Yu Yao was getting over a breakup, his voice was her only escape.
Later...
With help from their parents, they happened to meet in person.
To Yu Yao, Lu Siyan was just like his voice: wearing gold-rimmed glasses, refined and gentle-looking, with a smile always playing at his lips that made him seem warm.
But...
It was only after they got together that Yu Yao realized there were two versions of Lu Siyan: one with glasses and one without.
Around other people, he was gentle but distant. In front of her, he took off his glasses and turned into a foul-mouthed scoundrel.
When they were alone, he liked to whisper "little wife" into her ear.
At night, he wouldn't hold back his deep, elegant voice as he sang. His peach-blossom eyes gazed at her, drawing her into his spell.
Even when they were just sitting together watching a movie, he had to wrap an arm around her waist and cuddle up to her.
At first, Lu Siyan thought of Yu Yao as nothing more than a little sister. He would never fall for a girl five years younger than him.
He even introduced her to potential boyfriends, all to look after his little sister.
Later Lu Siyan: My face really hurts. My little wife is irresistible. Other men, get lost.
[An ASMR streamer who's a refined gentleman in public and a big, clingy puppy around his wife x a sweet, flirtatious girl five years younger who has no idea how alluring she is.]
[The female lead has an ex. The male lead doesn't.]
Completed fantasy novels: After Disguising Myself as a Man, the Male Supporting Character Fell for Me; My Fluffy Male Lead Only Wants to Raise Me
Theme: Learn to love yourself before learning to love others.
Well, here you go. First of all, there is no crematorium for Chasing Wife in this article because the heroine's arrow is very thick. There is one for Chasing Wife, but those who want to see the crematorium can stop now. Let's talk about the heroine first. I don't know what the author thinks of the heroine in this article. At first, she wanted to save her life and leave the male protagonist, but later because of the pitiful situation of the male protagonist, she sympathized with the male protagonist and unconsciously fell in love with the male protagonist, even if the other person loved someone else. Although this is strange, a small favor from the male protagonist can make the female protagonist lose her heart, but it is not unacceptable. After the sword was broken, he was on the road to love and never returned. There is a big reason for this. The next few plots are devoted to the male protagonist, and the few female protagonists' perspectives are either longing for the male protagonist or on the way to longing for the male protagonist. This is also the biggest reason why this article does not chase his wife in the crematorium. The strangest thing is that the female protagonist thinks that the male protagonist loves the female protagonist deeply and has already been married two years after abducting the female protagonist. However, after the male protagonist appears in front of her, she still likes or feels distressed, and is still willing to be with him. Didn't she think that she would become a mistress? I don't know if the author thought about this when writing this plot, but I think if the heroine really thought that the hero loved the heroine deeply, she should let it go early. So from the beginning to the end, looking at the entire plot, the female protagonist almost lives for the male protagonist. Maybe according to her own words, she was sent by God to warm the male protagonist. Let's talk about the male protagonist. Regarding the male protagonist, as the character with the most writing in the whole novel, you can clearly feel the author's preference for him. A lot of thought has been laid on him. It can be said that if he collapses, the entire article will become a piece of shit. But this does not prevent the plot from being lengthy because the entire article focuses on him. Unlike the female protagonist, the male protagonist has a strong sense of living for himself. From pursuing the female partner, to killing the master, to chasing the heroine, every step is on the road of self-rescue. It is true that the male protagonist's arrow towards the female protagonist is very thick. But I have to admit that if the female protagonist is a normal person, the male protagonist and the female protagonist may not become a good story, and their story may not be sweeter than that of the female protagonist. Therefore, we can roughly feel the "cruelty" hidden in this sweet pet article. Finally, let's talk about the plot of Broken Sword. The author has prepared dozens of chapters for Sword Shatter, which is almost one-third of the entire story, but in the end, he picked it up high and put it down gently. As for readers, of course they don't want to see it, because it would be boring. But we can also roughly guess that the author may not want to make the wife-chasing crematorium very heavy. Therefore, the author has been "whitewashing" the male protagonist from the beginning, whether it is to let the female protagonist understand his life experience, his current situation in the sect, his love for the female partner, his character developed in this environment, and finally arranged the plot of the broken sword after dozens of chapters of "whitewashing". Then the reader's disgust for the male protagonist will be minimized, and the subsequent plot can be easily unfolded. In short, this article is a wife-chasing crematorium article without a wife-chasing crematorium.
Send flowers to Da Da (*??*). .:*?
It's not easy. I've been reading it day by day from the first chapter, and it's about to end. Woooooooooo
Why! Why why why! Why on earth! Don't reply to me again! Why don't you reply to me again! You are so cruel! Are you really so busy? Are you really just busy? Or because you don't want to pay attention to me! Is it so difficult to deal with me? Please take care of me!
Spread the flowers Spread the flowers Spread the flowers Spread the flowers Spread the flowers Spread the flowers Spread the flowers Spread the flowers Spread the flowers Spread the flowers Spread the flowers Spread the flowers Spread the flowers Spread the flowers Spread the flowers Spread the flowers Spread the flowers Spread the flowers
I thought people would just throw it back to those decent people.
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For me, this chapter is the best piece of writing in the whole book. "It doesn't matter the direction, it doesn't matter the end" is really thought-provoking.
I followed most of the series before and then stopped chasing it, so I made up for it again. It's true that the back doesn't look as good as before, but that's normal.
After watching more than half of it, I feel like it's a bit high and low.