Coming soon: The Tragic Novel Heroine Holds a Revenge Script and What Should I Do With So Many Sisters-in-Law? Click on the author's page to see them. Here is this novel's blurb:
(Blurb One)
Yan Ning is a supporting character in a cultivation novel about a substitute, and she knows her place.
First, she waits for her master's beloved to return and take her place. Second, she carefully chooses an apprentice to raise for herself.
Raise an apprentice to look after you in old age, and to foil the male and female leads.
Yan Ning's plan is a good one. She carefully picks out three unusual orphans.
But then...
Her eldest disciple cultivates the Heartless Dao and becomes a servant at the feet of the heroine, her master's beloved.
Her second disciple walks the line between good and evil, and Yan Ning accidentally raises him into a great villain.
Her third disciple is as cute as a snow-white jade doll, Yan Ning's last hope. And then...
This little apprentice rises above his master and transforms into the founding patriarch of the sect.
Yan Ning: Can I just stop raising them?
This is so annoying!
(Blurb Two) From the disciples' perspectives
Eldest Disciple: Master, I'll come back and confess after I trick someone into giving me that marvelous sword technique.
Yan Ning: Don't bother coming back.
Second Disciple: Master, once I've destroyed the entire cultivation world, I'll swing by and marry you.
Yan Ning: Don't force yourself.
Little Disciple: Mas... Wait, no, I mean, grand-disciple, stop playing with my feelings. Just have your way with me instead.
Yan Ning: Stop messing with me.
If I were guilty, the laws of the cultivation world would punish me. They wouldn't make me raise rebellious disciples who talk back to me.
One-on-one romance, sweet.
The Tragic Novel Heroine Holds a Revenge Script
Pei Yao has a fiance who cultivates the Dao. He fakes his own death to sever his worldly ties.
As his fiancee, Pei Yao is naturally expected to die, too. But on the day she pretends to drown herself, her supposedly dead fiance comes back.
The fiance who returns is no longer an aloof beauty who treats her coldly. Instead, he takes up his sword and leads her on a journey through the world, full of chivalrous spirit.
The same face, a different personality.
Pei Yao decides to spend some carefree, intimate time with him and has no intention of exposing his lie.
But before long, the fiance who was once so tender in bed grows forceful and wild.
Pei Yao realizes that the original has come back. He probably failed to cultivate the Heartless Dao and wants to use her to overcome his tribulation of love.
Pei Yao, a bewitching demoness of the Hehuan Sect, smiles seductively. Whoever he is, as long as he can be her cultivation partner, that's all that matters.
Pei Yao keeps playing dumb. Before long, the two men, who should have been the best of friends, turn against each other over her. Each wants to kill the other and keep her for himself.
Watching them fight makes her so happy.
Later, Pei Yao, now the founding patriarch of the Hehuan Sect, roams the world at her leisure. Someone asks her:
Can you tell a rose from a Chinese rose?
Pei Yao smiles. Why bother telling them apart? The rose for the first half of the night, the Chinese rose for the second half. Seamless. Isn't it better to have them wrapped around your little finger?
One-sentence summary: A tragic-novel heroine with a player script, navigating between a black-hearted man who turns good and a good man who turns black-hearted.
What Should I Do With So Many Sisters-in-Law?
After my brother goes off to war and is
Hey, I'm Just Not Going to Die [Book Transmigration]
What Do I Do About All These Sisters-in-Law?
The Tragic Novel's Heroine Holds the Script for Revenge
After the Eldest Senior Sister Awakens, She Goes on a Rampage
The Second Male Lead I Can't Win Over (Transmigrate into a Book)
My Favorite Couple Must Get a Happy Ending (Transmigrate into a Book)
My Stand-In and I Will Never Make Up (Quick Transmigration)
A Female Star's Self-Cultivation (Quick Transmigration)
A Beauty Like a Famous General (Reborn)
The Villainess Has This Damn Strong Work Ethic (Reborn)
Please, Please Turn Dark (Extra)
Stars Shine Even in the Dark
Is it the heroine's fault that she is not a virgin? If anyone dislikes the heroine, I will be the first to scold them?
This book is very beautiful, and I always feel heartbroken and regretful while reading it. Many novels describe how the protagonist has overwhelming power, a happy family, and a happy marriage. But now I have the best of both worlds. Perhaps what I regret is that the protagonist gave up many opportunities for his own happiness and love. And this exactly corresponds to the characters written by living authors. Two words are revealed from beginning to end, conscience and kindness. The author also chooses the best ending for each character in this work from beginning to end. They are inherently good and inherently evil. These two issues have always been a topic of endless debate among the world. People have good roots and bad roots. However, the edifice of good is easy to collapse, but evil desires are easier to overflow. Many times, a person's grand ambitions are not only the talent he possesses. What is more important is the surroundings, whether there is a Bole encounter on this road, whether someone tells him about the good and evil in the world, but evil desires are more likely to overflow. At the crossroads of destiny, if you go forward, you may never recover. A slight turn to the right may lead to a different life. The tone of the work. Look at every character. We really hate villains, but when we see the later author's interpretation of them in the original work and their endings, we feel heartbroken. Well, the more serious regret should be regret, regret for the slight mistake back then. The goodness of the author lies in the fact that it explains the existence of each person's bad roots and ultimately guides them to the best ending for themselves. The author distinguishes and confuses good and evil. Good and evil themselves are born twins. Another brilliance of the author is that it writes all the evil of evil people, and finally makes us unable to think evil of evil people. As outsider readers, we deeply hate and despise the evil of evil people, but we also feel sorry for the good in the past. Poor people must be hateful. In this realm, the implementation is clever
Help, I'm scared, there's a pervert here, police uncle! Come quickly
Uncle policeman, there is a pervert here
Mom, there is a pervert here!!!
Why do I think that just picking out anyone is better than Xie Buchen?
Xie Buchen is really disgusting. I was so disgusted that I was shaking with anger when I read the first few chapters. Even though I knew he was raised crooked by Xie Qingshan, I still hated him so much. I hated him for trying to break Ning Ning's pride, and I hated him for bringing so much pain to Ning Ning.
Ah! This evil talisman of forgetting sorrow! How many lovers have been missed by breaking them up!
C Haitang Xie Buchen is really touching
I think c or non-c really doesn't matter. Today's JJ cares too much about these things. An article I used to like will probably be criticized to death now.