The novel is complete! Please add my next novel, "Bao Luan," to your collection.
Bai Qiu transmigrated into a book, becoming a doomed supporting female character who was hopelessly in love with the male lead. Her love twisted into obsession, and while still young, she had her soul shattered by a single sword strike from him, dying completely.
When Bai Qiu arrived, her underhanded scheme was on the verge of succeeding. Once tonight was over, she would be as good as dead.
Now that she knew the truth, how could she have any other thoughts? Forget being in love with the male lead, just seeing him made her knees shake.
So Bai Qiu turned and ran, only to end up in bed with the biggest villain in the book.
The Demon Lord brought his son to the Heavenly Court to negotiate peace. The villain was his youngest son, whose birth mother was unknown, and who had always appeared frail and useless. In reality, his cultivation was so powerful he could crush the original male lead in an instant. He was a brooding man who kept his true abilities hidden.
Bai Qiu was at her wits' end. She wanted to say goodbye to this world as soon as possible, but who could have guessed that the villain would marry her in a grand sedan chair, and that she would unexpectedly become pregnant?
Bai Qiu kept smiling. Fine, this villain only married her because he saw her as a stand-in for the heroine. Once the heroine came back, she would be free.
But she waited and waited. The heroine returned from her tribulation, and the villain held Bai Qiu as they slept.
The heroine was badly injured, and the villain held Bai Qiu as they slept.
The heroine was about to marry the male lead, and the villain held Bai Qiu and their child as they slept.
Bai Qiu: Villain, get a grip! You're supposed to go stop the wedding!
The villain reached out and pulled her into his arms. "The baby's awake and looking for you."
Reader's Guide:
1. One-on-one romance, both leads' first, happy ending.
2. The author has a very active imagination, so there may be plot holes. Feel free to point them out, but please don't attack me personally. Bowing.
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The next one I want to write: "Bao Luan"
Jiang Baoluan dreamed of a great fire. On her wedding night, dressed in a bright red wedding gown, she was shoved into the flames by her gentle, refined husband. Only as the fire engulfed her did she learn that the person her husband wanted to marry had never been her.
When she awoke, Jiang Baoluan came to her senses. Her birthday was next month, and she had to call off the engagement before the wedding date was set.
But her fiance was skilled at putting on a front, a graceful young gentleman in public who acted with great caution. Calling off the engagement would not be easy.
After much thought, Jiang Baoluan decided she would have to ask Jiang Fuyuan for help.
Her interactions with him were limited to calling him "Uncle" during holidays and festivals.
He did whatever he pleased and was notoriously unpredictable, yet no one in the capital dared defy or dismiss him.
Though Jiang Fuyuan wasn't related to her by blood, they were family, after all. If she asked him for help, there was a chance he might agree.
The day she went to see Jiang Fuyuan wasn't a good one. He returned on horseback, his robe hem stained with blood and his murderous aura still lingering. He patiently listened to Jiang Youzhi beat around the bush, then suddenly smiled.
This niece who'd come out of nowhere sure knew how to make trouble for him.
"Sure. Have you thought about how you'll repay me?"
At first, Jiang Baoluan only wanted Jiang Fuyuan to help her break off her engagement. After she got her wish, she wanted to use his influence to find herself a suitable husband.
She found the man she wanted, and they had nearly fallen in love. All that remained was the final step: getting married.
That night, Jiang Youzhi was summoned to the courtyard. A bloodied man lay prostrate on the ground, battered and miserable as he kowtowed to her, begging her to spare his life.
The man looked up. It was the very man she had chosen as her ideal husband.
Jiang Baoluan stood frozen as someone approached from behind and wrapped an arm around her waist.
Jiang Fuyuan forcefully pulled him toward her, resting five fingers on her lower abdomen. "I heard you want to get married. Ask him if he'd like to be your child's father."
The man on his knees trembled like a leaf. "Your Highness, Crown Prince, spare my life!"
A poised, sweet-natured young lady x her unhinged, carefree uncle
Another one: "Pregnant with the Brooding Demon Lord's Child"
Jiang Miaomiao transmigrated into a book and became a minor character with no talent for cultivation. The girl had fallen for a man who didn't love her, and in a reckless bid to possess him completely, she chose to use a love parasite, determined to win the radiant eldest disciple of Tianyu Sect.
But things didn't go as she planned. She failed to plant the parasite and was caught on the spot.
Because of the severity of the incident, Jiang Miaomiao was expelled from her sect. With her poor cultivation, she eventually died miserably at the hands of the Demon Clan.
After learning how the plot was supposed to go, Jiang Miaomiao slammed down her wine cup. I'm done with this!
She thought the matter was behind her.
On the night of the full moon, with the blood moon hanging overhead, Jiang Miao was just about to go to sleep when she heard a faint noise by the window. She turned around and saw a man surrounded by black energy in her room, glaring at her with blood-red eyes.
Jiang Miaomiao felt awkward and took a few steps back. Before she could speak, the man rolled up his sleeve, revealing a red bloodline on his arm, and gave her an inscrutable look.
At the same time, several peach blossom marks appeared over Jiang Miao's heart, and her blood began to stir.
This is bad. How did her missing child parasite end up inside this great demon?
And so, every full moon, another person would appear in Jiang Miaomiao's tent.
Later, the parasite was finally removed, and the great demon had reached the most critical stage of his cultivation. Jiang Miaomiao figured that, as nothing more than a tool for removing the parasite, it was time for her to leave the story. She quickly packed her things, found a scenic place among the mountains and rivers, and decided to turn her cultivation novel into a farming story.
Halfway through his seclusion, the great demon learned she had run away. Forced to come out of seclusion, he searched for her while coughing up blood, and finally found Jiang Miaomiao in a remote mountain hollow.
And what did he see?!
The eldest disciple of Tianyu Sect was standing beside Jiang Miaomiao, chatting and laughing with her!
The great demon smiled ominously and strode forward with his sword, ready to cut them both down. Then, completely unprepared, he saw Jiang Miaomiao's rounded belly...
Also known as: "After Using the Wrong Love Parasite, I Ran Away Pregnant"
Theme: Always keep an optimistic attitude, no matter what.
A Mistake in Springtime
Carrying the Brood of a Gloomy Demon Lord
After Becoming the Demon Lord’s Short-Lived Wife
How Are You the Crown Prince?
Let's Get Married First
Reborn as an Ancient Immortal Herb
I've Set My Sights on You
Date Long Enough, Marry for Sure
I'm the True Love of My Disabled Husband
Hiding Roses
Lady A Dai (Reborn)
Going on a Dating Show with My Ex
After the chase, You Feng and Qiu Qiu are still great, but the overall plot rhythm is a bit strange. The heroine's parents, who only give birth to children but don't raise children, and act like parents, really stepped on my radar. Even normal parents who feel that their children should listen to them are not acceptable, let alone that they have no nurturing kindness for Qiuqiu. In the end, there was no explanation of what happened to the aunt who raised Qiuqiu. The heroine and her parents just passed away and got back together in just one sentence, which was really a surprise. In each of the last few chapters, some people scolded the heroine's parents for being estranged for giving such an ending.
What a strange ending... It's not like that... The heroine's father wasn't overly aggressive either... He was also anxious to save his daughter at the beginning...
... I don't understand why Feng Xi is so miserable. The reason why he injured You Feng was to take Bai Qiu for treatment, and Bai Yao also agreed, so why did Bai Yao leave? Feng Xi still wants to atone for his sins?
The heroine's parents really stepped on me, and it was of no use at all. They robbed people when they came out. In the finale, if you don't feel sorry for the male protagonist, you should let the hero and heroine separate from those two people. You still think about them, live close to me, and are crazy about my cheating. The father of the male protagonist is also the same. He wants to die. His son was almost beaten to death, but he is still there. Awan Awan, if you want to die, save your son first. Save... I originally liked this novel, but these three people made me very disappointed with it.
After reading it, overall it was okay. The writing and the emotional lines were okay. But the overall feeling is that the first half of the story is more exciting than the final part. I feel that a lot of ink was spent in the early part to set up the plot, but there should be more prominent and explosive events in the later part. For example, when Uncle Yuan breaks through the level, I always feel that there are more levels later, but I didn't expect it to end so quickly. And as the male protagonist's father, he did nothing in the face of a critical moment that could threaten his son's life and was immersed in grief. In fact, it is perfectly fine to arrange it so that you can repent after the incident, otherwise the ultra-high force value rendered previously would seem a bit strange. Also speaking of the force value, A Luo, the male protagonist and the demon clan undercover, their several battles in the final secret realm always made me feel that their force value fluctuated, but the overall feeling was not harmonious and did not feel like they were in a story system. Finally, there is the relevant description of the heroine's parents. I also saw that friends in the comment area have said a lot, so I won't go into details. The problem here is indeed quite obvious, and there is a feeling of separation. If the author is serious about revising the article, he can change this part again, and the story line hidden by the parents can be a little fuller. Although he is indeed dissatisfied with his parents, the gap between the previous and later is a bit big, and it will feel abrupt. Of course, the above are all my personal feelings and a few suggestions, which are insignificant. If you have different opinions, it's totally fine. When reading an article, it's best to enjoy it. Finally, I would like to sincerely thank you for writing this story and allowing me to meet You Feng and Bai Qiu in this world. Haha, if you don't like it, you won't order them all! The story has come to an end here, and I hope to keep up the good work and produce more good-looking articles! Goodbye!
I don't quite understand the ending of the heroine's parents...
The heroine's parents are really shameless. Can you help me?
Daddy Feng was anxious to save the heroine back then, right? It seemed that the heroine was going to die if he didn't save her quickly. Then the father held the hero and refused to take her away, so the father beat her. Later, it was said that the heroine had amnesia after a delay in treatment. The blow seemed a bit heavy? Do cultivators recover quickly from their injuries? In short, the heroine's attitude is really a bit love-minded. Even if a stranger injures your husband to save your life, you don't have to be so cold-blooded and hateful, right? Or should we just let you and I die together?
I'm a bit confused about the ending of the last chapter. Why does the ending of the male and female protagonist's parents feel like a complete mess...
Slightly speechless and baffled, that's not it.