New novel preview, currently updating: A-Piao is a ghost. When she wakes up, she finds herself trapped in a house with no way out. After endless days of boredom, a young man finally arrives. He has a tragic past and is determined to cultivate immortality. He also seems to be different on the inside from how he appears on the outside. A-Piao realizes that he is dangerous, but he's so good-looking that she can't help teasing him. She keeps flirting with him, and it seems the young man has fallen for her without turning evil?
Jian Ying: "Master, I think Martial Uncle likes you."
Yun San: "Since Senior Brother likes you, I suppose I won't dislike you."
A-Piao: "Ye Cheng likes me???"
Ye Cheng: A good young man, seemingly testing the edge of turning evil but actually raised right.
A-Piao: A female ghost who seems to love good looks but is actually quite slow on the uptake?
If it sounds interesting, give it a try. I won't abandon it!
Novel blurb, straightforward version: More than three hundred years ago, Jiang You accidentally became a demon. Feared and ostracized, she decided that if she couldn't fit in, she would beat everyone into submission. That was how Jiang You became a feared presence throughout the demon world. Even so, it's lonely at the top, and Jiang You never gave up searching for the demon who had turned her into one, hoping to become human again.
While searching for the demon, she happened to save a boy of thirteen or fourteen. Who could have known that eight years later, he would become a beautiful villain and drag her back into the maelstrom? It was both a dead end and a chance at survival. After many twists and turns, Jiang You finally got her wish and became human again.
The author's self-proclaimed literary version: There is a Taoist temple in Chongzhou, and in its grounds grows a thousand-year-old Cangwu tree. Legend has it that if you make a wish to the tree with a sincere heart, it may come true. The temple has been thriving for centuries. In this peaceful age, most people don't believe in ghosts or gods. They make wishes simply because they yearn for beautiful things.
Beneath the high full moon, in the cold, rustling wind, a low voice slowly sounded in the quiet courtyard. "Everyone has something they seek. What is it you seek, young master?"
Liu Yanxing: "I want to become a demon."
"And you, miss?"
Jiang You: "I want to become human."
Liu Yanxing didn't believe in ghosts or gods. He believed that people could overcome fate, and that what he wanted could only be gained through his own efforts. But in the end, after many twists and turns, he returned to the Cangwu tree to make a wish. If only Jiang You could come back, he was willing to believe in the Tao from then on and devote himself to cultivation.
Theme: Exploring how people and nature can live in harmony.
Come on, come on, the idea is really good! Do you have a Weibo account?
After reading this, I think the author's writing is pretty good, so keep up the good work.
After reading this, I think the author's writing is pretty good, so keep up the good work.
This is probably the most interesting article I have read since I returned to Jinjiang. It is a breath of fresh air among all kinds of articles on the book-traveling system. However, the worst experience of reading on a mobile phone is that there are too few paragraphs, and each page is densely packed with words, so you need to read it word for word with concentration; some sentences are too long and complicated, so skip them for fear of missing important plot points; the plot in the front is very well laid out, but the twist in the back is too sudden, and the conflict between good and evil is not very obvious. The only surprising thing is that the puppets surround the heroine, which makes it very immersive to read. If the action scenes of the hero using spells are enriched, it will be perfect.
Here comes the great flying "Tao"