Tu Luo is a rabbit spirit who has only just learned to take human form. Qi Du is the most renowned Sword Venerable in the cultivation world, aloof and peerless.
She thinks Qi Du likes her too, but he always says, "Humans and demons belong to different worlds."
To be with him, Tu Luo endured the punishment of having her heart carved out and her bones stripped away eighty-one times.
At last, with every drop of her demon blood drained, she narrowly escaped death and became an ordinary mortal with a human body.
On their wedding day,
her bright red wedding gown could not hide the scars covering her body, but she still tried her best to smile brightly.
Until the man she loved brought another young woman before her.
Before her body had even recovered, Qi Du ran her through with his sword.
He said, "Thank you for making this possible."
Tu Luo gazed at him in anguish. At last, she fell into his arms, forced to watch as the young woman beside him took over her body.
"It really is a rabbit demon! Senior Brother, you're so wonderful. You knew rabbits are my favorite."
Only then did Tu Luo learn that the girl was his late junior sister, who had died young. He had been searching all along for a vessel in which she could be reborn.
And a fallen demon body that had endured eighty-one rounds of bone carving and bloodletting was clearly the perfect choice.
Tu Luo ascended to immortality.
Those agonizing events of her past were nothing more than a tribulation she was fated to endure.
After returning to her true form as a demon god, she lived freely and happily, having long since forgotten Qi Du.
At the same time, an evil god appeared, an existence unseen for ten thousand years.
They say he was once the favored son of Heaven's Path, but was corrupted by his inner demons and fell into the evil path.
He was always dressed in a blood-red wedding robe, wielding a demonic sword as he slaughtered his way through the immortal, demon, and devil realms.
As a descendant of the divine race, Tu Luo was duty-bound to suppress him.
So she went to the Demon Abyss and came face-to-face with the evil god who had made all three realms tremble in fear.
It was Qi Du.
Facing her former lover, Tu Luo was calm and unmoved.
Before she could even strike, the evil god's demonic sword, which could slay anyone in its path, was casually tossed at her feet.
He showed no intention of fighting back.
The next moment, Qi Du wrapped his arms tightly around her, looking like a madman. His voice was hoarse and broken, as if he were weeping blood. "Don't leave me..."
Without expression, Tu Luo activated the demonic sword and, just as she had on their wedding day, ran it through his chest without hesitation.
"Qi Du, thank you for making this possible."
She thanked him for helping her overcome her tribulation in her previous life, and for giving her the chance to slay evil with a single strike.
[Content warnings]
1. This is a very cliche, melodramatic story. The male lead does not stab the female lead in the back; it's a misunderstanding. But the harm she suffers is real, so she will get back at him.
2. Criticism is welcome. This kind of story can certainly raise your blood pressure, and venting is normal, too. I only ask that you refrain from personal attacks.
3. The female lead gets a happy ending. The ending is open.
Cover art used with the artist's permission: Yi Xu [Shuimo Danqing]
Coming soon: Sweet Marriage with You
After years of secretly loving Su Nongshuang, her dream finally comes true when a business marriage is arranged. But her intended, Gu Mo, is only settling for her.
Their marriage is as dull as still water, utterly passionless.
Later, Gu Mo reaches the top of the wealth rankings, and Su Nongshuang suddenly senses that their relationship is over.
Sure enough, he can't wait to ask for a divorce, eager to make room for the woman he loves to become Mrs. Gu.
On the day they go to the civil affairs bureau to get divorced, he gets into a car accident.
When Su Nongshuang arrives at the hospital, Gu Mo is lying in bed, looking at her with a distant gaze. "I heard we're getting divorced. Why? Is there someone else?"
It seems the accident has made him forget a lot of things.
Su Nongshuang chokes on her words. "...Why wouldn't you be the one seeing someone else?"
"I'm not that kind of man," he says firmly.
Su Nongshuang tells him the truth. "...It was a business marriage. There were no feelings between us. Let's part on good terms."
Gu Mo shakes his head. "I'm even less the kind of man who would marry someone he had no feelings for. You're lying."
Su Nongshuang: "..."
She sighs helplessly. "Fine, there's someone else. Let's get divorced."
Gu Mo's expression changes in an instant. He tears the divorce papers to shreds. "I gave you my whole heart, and you betray me. That's bad enough, but now you think you can divorce me so easily? Dream on! I'll settle this score with you. Just you wait!"
Su Nongshuang: "?"
Before, Gu Mo could go months without looking for her once. From then on, he appears in front of her almost every day.
His first words are always, "Who is the man you've fallen for? What does he have that I don't?"
Su Nongshuang: "?"
Content warnings:
1. The person he has always loved is the female lead herself.
2. The female lead secretly loves him, but she isn't submissive. She has a habit of secretly getting the man she wants, then doing everything she can to make him confess his feelings to her.
Theme: Don't wear yourself down. Have the courage to escape your predicament.
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I would like to give the author some suggestions in terms of plot and emotional lines. The plot feels like it's over before it even begins. I spent a lot of time writing about the heroine being abused, and I wrote about a lot of details about the characters. Just when I thought the heroine had finally become strong and wanted to start a career, my wife just passed by and nothing happened. I think it's entirely possible to write about how the heroine slayed demons, who she met, what happened, what conspiracy she solved, and how she improved her skills while escaping from death. What obstacles did you encounter before meeting the male protagonist? You can write more small copies. After all, the story is supported by the ups and downs of the plot, not by a gripping idea at the beginning. This article barely elaborates on the details, focusing too much on the results and ignoring the protagonist's growth process. Readers do like to see the protagonist act cool, but her power must be clearly explained and give people a sense of reality, rather than suddenly becoming powerful just because she has this identity.
I regret buying it. What's the plot behind it... The heroine is too extreme and there is no difference between killing innocent people indiscriminately. The Emperor of Heaven is a fool. You Xi is created to be a pure and disgusting person, right? It would be even more disgusting if You tide didn't kill the Emperor of Heaven himself when he knew the truth later... If he was cleared, he probably wouldn't be cleared...
The Emperor of Heaven is indeed disgusting, but is the male protagonist much stronger than the Emperor of Heaven? Before the female protagonist ascended to the throne, except for the male protagonist's master pretending to be the male protagonist and stabbing the female protagonist, and the male protagonist being forced to protect his junior sister, everything else was probably done by the male protagonist himself. I saw that when he was in the world of immortality, his aloof and undisobedient virtues were not very good. Why was it that after the Emperor of Heaven turned into a villain, the hero was instantly cleansed and became a great and upright person?
There aren't enough parts about abusing men, most of them are abusing the female protagonist. I feel like the author couldn't continue writing and could only finish it hastily.
Oh, it's so annoying, so annoying, the male lead and the second male lead don't have any good things.
It's such a disgusting plot. She is used as a substitute for her mother, and she falls in love with him and helps him block the knife.
"About the fact that my apprentice is actually my mother"
I feel like the plot has just begun. The characters have just appeared, the background has just been explained, and then it's almost over? Is that little alien god here to make soy sauce? Did the hero and heroine say a few words?
What can I say, only the two chapters about stabbing the male protagonist were in line with my original intention of reading the article. The subsequent plot was really unexpected. It was like a novel about the heroine's revenge. It ended in a daze, which felt very strange. Moreover, I didn't feel that the ending was very open. Maybe I read too few articles and didn't understand what an open ending is like.
Ah, why bother? Just let the second male lead go offline. Why did you pull You Xi out to cause discomfort?