Ban Xuejing transmigrated twenty years into the past. After failing his tribulation one day, he activated a System and learned that he had transmigrated into a book. His role was to become the novel's protagonist's top subordinate in the future.
The System explained that, due to a mistake by their Space-Time Administration, the supporting characters who were supposed to deliver opportunities to the protagonist had been transported elsewhere. Without those opportunities, the world, which was meant to grow alongside the protagonist's rise to power, was on the brink of collapse.
To save the world he'd lived in for twenty years, Ban Xuejing took on three jobs at once, swallowing his pride to play a beggar, a libertine, and a mysterious powerhouse.
He delivered all the opportunities without a hitch, then killed off his fake identities. Oh yeah, the protagonist got stronger and became the greatest person in the world! Mission complete!
He hadn't been happy for long when the cultivation world suddenly shook. The righteous world's greatest person had fallen to demonic cultivation, and his first demand was that Ban Xuejing, senior disciple of Cangzhi Sect, marry into his family.
Ban Xuejing: "?? Isn't he supposed to be my gentle, considerate little cotton jacket?"
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Wen Shu always believed he was destined to rot away alone in the darkness. He'd felt that way for years, until a little beggar suddenly latched onto him.
The little beggar was a cunning liar, but Wen Shu was happy to indulge him.
He thought they could live happily in Wangzhou City. He taught the little beggar to cultivate, read, and write, and watched him grow up. He never expected that the usually crafty, willful little beggar would take a cultivator's blow for him, then abandon him.
Wen Shu returned to his dim, joyless life, until a roguish wandering cultivator who looked just like the little beggar barged into his world. Before Wen Shu could open his heart and accept him, the cultivator sacrificed his life to give Wen Shu a sacred treasure.
From that day on, Wen Shu cultivated the Heartless Dao, vowing that the sword in his hand would be his only thought, and the pursuit of the Dao his sole obsession.
He became the Sword Venerable, respected by all, but his icy composure crumbled when he saw the senior brother who was rumored to have been in seclusion for years.
As he slowly unraveled the truth of the past, he discovered that the little beggar, the wandering cultivator, and even the mysterious figure who had always appeared and disappeared while helping him were all this senior brother.
Wen Shu smiled, his gaze inscrutable, as the Fengchun Sword in his hand quivered and rang without pause.
What's been stolen from you by a liar must be taken back.
A shameless con-artist shou x a cold gong in the beginning who becomes a dark, obsessive madman later. The shou has unrequited feelings for him. HE.
Here's a preview of my upcoming story 0v0: "All the Big Shots Want to Be My Dao Companion"
Shen Chaoxue transmigrates into the body of a sickly man who disguises himself as a woman. He can't cultivate and coughs up blood at the slightest provocation. Just as he's about to cough himself to death, a System appears from the sky and promises to send him home once he completes his missions to win over certain targets.
Winning people over? As a top player who's played countless dating sims, Shen Chaoxue agrees with full confidence. Then he learns he has three targets, all of whom he must win over at the same time: the merciless lord of the Demon Realm, the Daoist Immortal Venerable who cultivates the Heartless Dao, and the unpredictable master healer of Medicine Valley.
Shen Chaoxue: ...
For the sake of going home, I'll give it everything I've got.
Synopsis Two:
After going into seclusion, Xie Chongxiao often has a dream.
In it, he has a beautiful wife, as graceful as an immortal. She's frail, sickly, and spoiled, often throwing little tantrums over trivial things that make people adore her.
At first, Xie Chongxiao assumes she's a manifestation of his inner demon and treats her coldly. Then the woman in his dream dies, and he stops dreaming.
In a single night, a true inner demon takes hold of him, dragging him into endless calamity.
Until one day, by chance, he sees a young disciple who looks exactly like the woman from his dreams.
Su Yuan, the lord of the Demon Realm, is ambushed by an unknown assailant. His powers are sealed, and he's turned into a cat.
A sickly mortal picks him up and keeps him as a pet, constantly molesting him.
What a disgrace!
Su Yuan originally plans to regain his powers and tear the ignorant mortal to pieces. But then he learns that the mortal worships the Demon Lord and has always dreamed of meeting him.
Su Yuan: Hmm...
With nothing to do, Liu Wuxiang goes to the mortal realm under an assumed name to work as a traveling doctor. By chance, he meets a strange young man.
He's clearly a sickly mortal, yet the power of an immortal source carefully protects him from within. The cat he keeps looks ordinary, but its cultivation is unfathomably deep.
Intrigued, Liu Wuxiang stays at the estate under the guise of a traveling doctor.
Without realizing it, he leaves behind his true heart.
One day, all three targets gather in one place. Sparks fly between them, and their gazes turn terrifying.
Shen Chaoxue holds his breath and tries to sneak away, but all three grab him at once, staring him down. "Wife/Chaochao/A-Xue, who do you really love?"
A little note: One-on-one romance, a story where I'm letting loose, and the gong is split into multiple parts, but they're all the same person. You'll see it in the story!
Theme: Live life to the fullest
The ending is quite good. I feel a little sorry for the Master. After all, the Master has waited for three thousand years and feels that the integration of the two may actually be better. But the relationship is more advanced if you are willing to give in. I can write a few extra chapters, such as some fragments of the past life and some lines of the supporting characters. I think the setting is great. Overall, it is good. I confess that I really like this story o(*≧▽≦)ツ
It's this kind again, this kind of two personalities who can't love each other. It's absolutely amazing to see now that they have accurately stepped on the thunder.
Damn, to be honest, it's a bit hard to reconcile. The male protagonist loves the male protagonist, but as for the master, even though he has waited for the male protagonist for three thousand years, the male protagonist keeps saying that they are the same person, but in fact, does he really think that they are the same person? He said that he loves the male protagonist very much, so he should also love the Master. However, I don't think he loves the Master very much, but I think he is so useless. It would be great if Master could have a happy ending in the end. I have loved you for three thousand years and waited for you for three thousand years, but I still can't get it. To be honest, the male protagonist clearly knows that the master likes him, and they have joined forces for him. Later, he can say that he and the male protagonist are together without any grudges, but he says it lightly, fearing that the master's bones are not cold yet. I feel that he is not worthy of Master. The master is very good, but the male protagonist is not worthy of it. I really hope that the master will not have anything to do with the male protagonist. I really hope that the master can find someone who loves him and loves him. I feel that the final ending is not the best ending for Master, but the best ending for the male protagonist. This is unfair to Master. I feel like the author didn't write this ending well.
I thought Xiaoban would be very sad when Master died... It's a bit sloppy.
Three thousand years! Master has been waiting for three thousand years! Why don't you choose him?
This ending is true. If Ban Xuejing really feels that Chu Daoqiu and Wen Shu are two sides of the same person, and that only when combined can Lin be complete, then wouldn't this ending mean that Ban Xuejing ended up with half Gong, and the other half Gong became their son? So what he loved in the end was not the complete Gong. It really didn't make things perfect. It would be great if Chu and Wen merged later. It means that Lin accepted both sides of himself and became a complete self, and what Ban loved was also the complete Lin. Hey
I've finished reading it. The author writes it well and feels sorry for Master. It's a little short, but the content and plot are pretty good. It's suitable for people like me who often read half of the novels without reading them. There are very few novels that I've read completely. I just finished reading this one and I like it. Finally, I really feel sorry for Master
No, my master qaq is too old to see such a thing, so he will push it away
Moreover, given the incompatible attitude between the righteous way and the evil way described in the previous article, why is it okay for the male protagonist to attack the devil? And he wants to marry Shou openly and honestly. Shou belongs to a well-known and decent family. Doesn't anyone have any objections... And how do those people who knew Shou when he was a beggar know his current identity? Don't you have any doubts? Is it so easy to accept it so easily? . . So rushed
After waiting for three thousand years, the result... Alas, Master is so upset.
The ending is quite good. I feel a little sorry for the Master. After all, the Master has waited for three thousand years and feels that the integration of the two may actually be better. But the relationship is more advanced if you are willing to give in. I can write a few extra chapters, such as some fragments of the past life and some lines of the supporting characters. I think the setting is great. Overall, it is good. I confess that I really like this story o(*≧▽≦)ツ
It's this kind again, this kind of two personalities who can't love each other. It's absolutely amazing to see now that they have accurately stepped on the thunder.
Damn, to be honest, it's a bit hard to reconcile. The male protagonist loves the male protagonist, but as for the master, even though he has waited for the male protagonist for three thousand years, the male protagonist keeps saying that they are the same person, but in fact, does he really think that they are the same person? He said that he loves the male protagonist very much, so he should also love the Master. However, I don't think he loves the Master very much, but I think he is so useless. It would be great if Master could have a happy ending in the end. I have loved you for three thousand years and waited for you for three thousand years, but I still can't get it. To be honest, the male protagonist clearly knows that the master likes him, and they have joined forces for him. Later, he can say that he and the male protagonist are together without any grudges, but he says it lightly, fearing that the master's bones are not cold yet. I feel that he is not worthy of Master. The master is very good, but the male protagonist is not worthy of it. I really hope that the master will not have anything to do with the male protagonist. I really hope that the master can find someone who loves him and loves him. I feel that the final ending is not the best ending for Master, but the best ending for the male protagonist. This is unfair to Master. I feel like the author didn't write this ending well.
I thought Xiaoban would be very sad when Master died... It's a bit sloppy.
Three thousand years! Master has been waiting for three thousand years! Why don't you choose him?
This ending is true. If Ban Xuejing really feels that Chu Daoqiu and Wen Shu are two sides of the same person, and that only when combined can Lin be complete, then wouldn't this ending mean that Ban Xuejing ended up with half Gong, and the other half Gong became their son? So what he loved in the end was not the complete Gong. It really didn't make things perfect. It would be great if Chu and Wen merged later. It means that Lin accepted both sides of himself and became a complete self, and what Ban loved was also the complete Lin. Hey
I've finished reading it. The author writes it well and feels sorry for Master. It's a little short, but the content and plot are pretty good. It's suitable for people like me who often read half of the novels without reading them. There are very few novels that I've read completely. I just finished reading this one and I like it. Finally, I really feel sorry for Master
No, my master qaq is too old to see such a thing, so he will push it away
Moreover, given the incompatible attitude between the righteous way and the evil way described in the previous article, why is it okay for the male protagonist to attack the devil? And he wants to marry Shou openly and honestly. Shou belongs to a well-known and decent family. Doesn't anyone have any objections... And how do those people who knew Shou when he was a beggar know his current identity? Don't you have any doubts? Is it so easy to accept it so easily? . . So rushed
After waiting for three thousand years, the result... Alas, Master is so upset.