Dark clouds rolled overhead, lightning flashed and thunder roared. The young marquis, once so carefree and mischievous, knelt in the pouring rain, unable to rise. His voice was hoarse and anguished. "I beg you, Princess Xinzhao, save my father."
The girl sat in a warm room, its carved wooden doors thrown wide open. The boy's plea mingled with the clamor of the rain, but her expression remained calm, and she said nothing.
Princess Xinzhao, Lu Yun, was beautiful and calculating. People loved her, but also respected and feared her. Few knew that before the royal family found her at fifteen, she had been the little maid of Zhao Linyao, eldest son of the Chengying Marquis. She had once been innocent and lively, radiant as spring sunlight in March, and utterly devoted to her young master, dreaming that they would be together for a lifetime.
But the young man was fickle, and he broke her heart.
Now their positions were reversed. The fate of the Chengying Marquis's household rested on her decision. Lu Yun felt no stir in her heart, only a trace of absurdity.
Princess Xinzhao spoke up to save the Chengying Marquis. Before long, Zhao Linyao, stripped of his title and reduced to commoner status, came to the princess's residence to report for duty.
The boy had shed his former arrogance. Kneeling on one knee, he offered his loyalty. "I can never repay the princess for her great kindness. I am willing to be your blade and your hound for the rest of my life."
Lu Yun raised an eyebrow. "Oh."
Only after Zhao Linyao was gravely wounded and kissed Lu Yun like a madman when they were trapped in danger in a neighboring kingdom, his fervent love nearly burning her, did Lu Yun realize that after all their years of tormenting each other, it had always been about love.
Then let them love without restraint.
New novel: The Devil's Guide to Cultivation
To investigate the cause of his parents' deaths, Qi Yao hides his true strength and infiltrates a sect. During a sect mission, he falls off a cliff.
According to the usual plot, he should have stumbled upon a mighty expert's legacy while on the verge of death. But this time, something seems off...
"In the first century of my imprisonment, I swore that if anyone opened the bottle and freed me, I would give them a fortune. In the second century, I thought that if anyone broke the seal, I would grant them three wishes. But no one ever came. So I changed my mind..."
"For the next hundred years, I would kill whoever opened the bottle."
The woman's green eyes were eerily bewitching. She suddenly smiled brightly. "But it's now the three hundred and first year, and I haven't decided what to do yet. Since you've broken the seal, take me with you until I figure it out!"
Qi Yao: ??? What strange seal did I just break?
The great demon Kalan crossed the seas in a glass bottle and arrived in a brand-new world. Here, there was no magic, only immortal arts; no mages, only cultivators.
Kalan: This is kind of interesting.
And so she transformed into a newly arrived cultivation prodigy, racing down the path of causing trouble and having fun. Even in a foreign land, she remained outrageously arrogant.
"Everyone in the cultivation world is so talented, and they all talk so nicely. I love it here!"
A chaotic, mischievous demon heroine × a warm-on-the-outside, cold-on-the-inside young cultivator hero
Theme: No matter where they come from, people should strive to break through the limitations of their era and rise higher.
It's even more touching when the heroine is the main character who breaks up with each other, Sihasha
Lu Yun: I just think you are noisy
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It's really beautiful. The way the two get along with each other is very cute. The princess actually knows her own feelings——
It's really beautiful and wonderful!
Your wife writes very well. I hope to see you continue to update.
Halfway through the movie, I felt that the female protagonist was not worthy of the male protagonist. It was too cold. How good the male protagonist was. A maid directly confronted her father and wanted to marry her. Her status was not worthy at the time. The female protagonist was ruthless when she didn't get what she wanted. What's more, it was a delaying tactic that the male protagonist only agreed to protect her. Whatever she had to do, it was all because of the male protagonist's resistance.
The heroine won't forgive the hero for such a trivial matter. It's a bit too pretentious. He is even younger than Jing and has no ability to protect him.
Are you a screenwriter living in Jinjiang?
It seems interesting. I hope the author will continue to work hard.