[The Adjudication Partner of the Wounded Immortal Venerable] A prequel,
The story of Chang Hen and Xie Wuya.
Chang Hen accidentally brought home a young disciple.
The disciple was gifted and hardworking, making things wonderfully easy for Chang Hen.
However, after enduring the tribulation of ascension, the young disciple fell into demonic ways despite attaining an immortal body, slaughtering whole cities and killing without end.
Imprisoned by his wicked disciple and unable to understand why, Chang Hen decided to disperse his cultivation and enter the Mirror of Tracing Ages, seeking to stop the slaughter during his disciple's mortal trial.
[A writing exercise, not recommended for purchase]
Next romance novel:
[Back Before the Forced Marriage]
Every story about a forced marriage has a heroine who is made to give in.
There is also a husband with whom she shares a respectful, uneventful marriage, only for them to be forced to divorce later, leaving regrets behind.
Before Yi Weichun was forced into marriage, she once married a man like that.
A noble gentleman, pure as frost and snow. He stood up against a system that had remained unchanged for centuries.
He gave the common people a backbone of iron.
But how cruel. He wasn't the male lead of this book.
In the most powerless role,
she met the person she most wanted to love.
But that's all right.
Starting over, this time she'll choose her former husband and no one else.
"Changing one's fate takes a layer of skin."
"That's all right. He has a gentleman's spirit, and I can shed a whole skin's worth of blood."
"I will defy fate and change my destiny."
Theme: Every kind of love in this world is worth giving your all for.
See the battle damage first and then come here. It's really not easy for these two.
This book contains a lot of stories about Xie Wuya and later, which is included in the next volume (The Demon King gave up his role and did not play the role of a white flower). In the first copy, there are continuations. What happened to Yashan in the end and what happened to Xiao Wan are all in the next book. Thank you for your support.
The thread running through the book to the end is to eliminate the 'evil disciples', and when he knew that his master wanted to kill him, he was still willing to follow him and let him be free to be himself. I don't know why, but it didn't feel cruel, but I just wanted to cry. In the end, it felt really sad to ask for love but not understand how to love but not be able to be together. Fortunately, they met again in the end and could be together. It was great.
The author is still very imaginative and the storyline is pretty good. What I can tell from the second book is that some words are used repeatedly. For example, the joys and sorrows of the world are not connected. They are used many times in one chapter. I am looking forward to the third book. Wenwen's imagination is still good to read.
Shouldn't we hate this eldest princess?
I came here to fight from Zhanxiangxianzun, woo woo woo
Save, I misunderstood "Master Yu" as "Qian..."
It makes me want to eat melon seeds too?
That battle damage book didn't write about the follow-up of Xie Wuya and Chang Hen at all, but only about Xiao Wan and the emperor. I was deceived into reading the first copy. . . . . . .
Wow, I really like it. I didn't expect it to be the first time the author wrote it. I'll give it a try.
See the battle damage first and then come here. It's really not easy for these two.
This book contains a lot of stories about Xie Wuya and later, which is included in the next volume (The Demon King gave up his role and did not play the role of a white flower). In the first copy, there are continuations. What happened to Yashan in the end and what happened to Xiao Wan are all in the next book. Thank you for your support.
The thread running through the book to the end is to eliminate the 'evil disciples', and when he knew that his master wanted to kill him, he was still willing to follow him and let him be free to be himself. I don't know why, but it didn't feel cruel, but I just wanted to cry. In the end, it felt really sad to ask for love but not understand how to love but not be able to be together. Fortunately, they met again in the end and could be together. It was great.
The author is still very imaginative and the storyline is pretty good. What I can tell from the second book is that some words are used repeatedly. For example, the joys and sorrows of the world are not connected. They are used many times in one chapter. I am looking forward to the third book. Wenwen's imagination is still good to read.
Shouldn't we hate this eldest princess?
I came here to fight from Zhanxiangxianzun, woo woo woo
Save, I misunderstood "Master Yu" as "Qian..."
It makes me want to eat melon seeds too?
That battle damage book didn't write about the follow-up of Xie Wuya and Chang Hen at all, but only about Xiao Wan and the emperor. I was deceived into reading the first copy. . . . . . .
Wow, I really like it. I didn't expect it to be the first time the author wrote it. I'll give it a try.