[The new novel next door is now open: Raising a Child Among Villains. Please add it to your favorites!]
After being reborn, the little goddess Hua Xi discovers that all her childhood playmates have become powerful figures in their own domains, and that she was the dearly departed first love they all lost too soon.
Her fellow disciple, once her junior, is now a mighty general of the Heavenly Clan, whose word is law.
Though iron-willed and proud, his eyes redden. "Little Sister, why did it take you so long to come back?"
The little white cat she raised is now a winged white tiger guarding the Southern Heavenly Gate.
An ancient divine beast that recognizes only one master in its lifetime, it turns to every trick in the book, pouting and rolling around to get its way.
The little black snake she rescued is now a demon emperor, so fearsome he kills without batting an eye.
His voice is lazy and teasing. "How should I repay you for saving my life? Would giving myself to you do?"
They all compete to spoil her, saying in unison: If it hadn't been for my mistake back then, you wouldn't have died.
But her cold senior brother, who cultivated the Unfeeling Dao, fell from his lofty, untouchable status and became a great demon who killed without blinking. On the day he survived his tribulation and ascended, he slaughtered his way through all three realms, staining his robes red with blood as he avenged her.
From then on, her name became an unspeakable taboo in both the immortal and demon realms.
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Xiao Jiuchen had been imprisoned by the demon clan since birth and tormented for three hundred years.
Until a pampered little goddess burst in, crashing into his dark, frozen world and giving him a peach blossom that would never fade.
From then on, a ray of light shone in his sunless life.
But fate was cruel. He fought with all his might, yet still had to watch that light die before his eyes.
From that day on, he fell into demonic madness, bathed the three realms in blood, and cared nothing for life or death.
But he never imagined that he would see again the person he thought would never return.
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Reborn, she finds herself surrounded by so many people, all vying to place the finest things in the world before her.
Xiao Jiuchen waits and waits until he can bear it no longer. His eyes redden, his voice turns hoarse, and he pins her in a corner against the wall. "How much longer do I have to wait..."
"...before you'll look at me?"
A few things to know:
1. A sweet-on-the-outside, dark-hearted, unhinged Demon Venerable x a carefree little goddess
2. One-on-one romance, adored by everyone, happy ending
3. Many people have one-sided feelings for the heroine, the dearly departed first love they all lost too soon.
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Raising a Child Among Villains
Three hundred years ago, the righteous and evil forces fought a great war. The villains lost, and every one of them was branded with a curse condemning them to eternal damnation, then sealed inside the Abyss of No Return.
In the lightless abyss, the bloodthirsty demonic dragon laid an egg as it lay dying.
With nothing else to do, the infamous villains were tormented by boredom. They took turns hatching the egg and treated the innocent, naive little hatchling, a blank slate, as their own.
They wanted to raise her into the greatest villain of all, break through the seal, revive the demon clan, slaughter the righteous, and bathe the three realms in blood.
Su Yan grew up surrounded by the villains' affection from the moment she was born.
Her wicked Demon Venerable father gently taught her swordplay, taking her hand in his.
The fearsome Demon King explained, in his magnetic voice, a hundred ways to torture someone to death.
The poisonous Gu King patiently planted a protective Gu in her, making her immune to every poison.
The villains patiently asked, "What if someone deceives you?"
Su Yan: "Kill their whole family!"
They continued coaxing her gently. "What if someone hurts you?"
Su Yan: "Kill their whole family!"
Villains: "What if someone hasn't done anything at all?"
Su Yan bit her thumb. "...Then let them go?"
Villains: "Kill their whole family."
Su Yan threw her arms up and shouted, "Kill their whole family!!!"
From the time she could babble, she firmly remembered that the male lead was a huge villain, while her older brothers and sisters were the best people in the whole world. Once she grew strong, she would escape the Abyss of No Return, grind the male lead to dust, and uphold justice.
And so Su Yan grew into a peerlessly extraordinary little demoness with a spectacularly warped worldview.
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Three hundred years ago, during the great war between the righteous and evil forces, Immortal Lord Qingxu sealed away every evil spirit by himself, earning renown throughout the land. But he was gravely wounded in the process and withdrew to a quiet life in the countryside, where he spent his days brewing tea and wine in peace.
Until he saw a spirited young woman, glowing with the light of justice and wearing the sweetest smile, descend from the sky and plunge a sword into his chest.
A few things to know:
1. A hero who is the pinnacle of the righteous path and a beacon of justice x a heroine who causes trouble whether or not there's a reason
2. If you like it, don't forget to add it to your favorites!
Theme: Flowers bloom again, and people can be young again, too.
Next door, "The Cubs Raised by Evil Men" is in the midst of a great show! If you like the baby, don't forget to order a favorite~
In the past few years, the unhealthy criticism of "The Heroine of Heaven" in the literary world may have brought trauma to my heart. I was tired from reading it, and I doubted whether what I saw when I was a child was some kind of "Chosen Destiny"... I held this book from beginning to end and read it to the end without stopping. I burst into tears when I read it. This book alone cleared away all the fog in my heart. I won't say much else. I will only make one statement here - the clouds are not red, and the laws of heaven cannot tolerate it. I think I, who started writing novels at a young age, have a strong sympathy with the author's "White Moonlight Theory" here. I can especially understand Teacher Yun's psychological feelings. I also hope that the author can retain this original intention and go all the way with my blessing!!!
I read it all in one go. You worked so hard to write such a wonderful story for us? This is the first time I read Dada's article, and I wondered why I hadn't collected Dada before! It seemed easy in the early stage, but there were more and more entanglements later on. In the end, the connection between the front and back of the timeline was vigorous, and it ended quickly in a relaxed, light and sweet way. The great foreshadowing, the rhythm, and the level of control throughout the game are so great, right? I feel that this article is very suitable for animation or film and television. Some scenes are already vivid in my mind. But who would be asked to play such exciting roles is hard to imagine? At the end, it seems that Si Ming's heartbeat caused the previous events of this story to happen, but did Si Ming not see that his intervention was also "inevitable by fate"? And if Si Ming has not seen such a "future" before, or what he has seen is not such a "future", does that mean that "fate" is not inevitable, but can be changed? Oops, I can't seem to explain the thoughts running through my mind? In short, thank you for bringing such a wonderful story. It's a great reading experience!!! Love you?
I saw carefully your rambling thoughts at the end of the article. You can write without love, but you can do your best with love. Stick to what you love and you will always get the best results. The power of words is very strong but also a little weak. I feel a little sad when I see your words. I want to comfort you, but I feel that the power of words is a bit weak and it seems that it cannot comfort you. I hope to see you again next time, Yun Chi. Looking forward to meeting you via text next time
Xiao Qingmoxie is really upset, but the happy ending is a bit unreal. This should be the best, but I feel that the heavy brocade is too cheap. . .
I came from a new book and read it in one sitting. It is very well written and all the foreshadowings are connected and praised. The picture and rhythm are very comfortable (it feels very suitable for film and television). Just, sigh, how can this be called a sweet article? Damn it, they are all knives
I want some sweet extras woo woo woo
It looks great, but can Xiao Qing and Mo Xie be resurrected? T^T The little raccoon should be gray, and the red panda is reddish brown. It always makes me laugh when I watch it T^T
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhh it's really over like this. I thought there would be more daily sweetness oooooooo
You are the god of foreshadowing! I really like the plot of this article. The world view is huge and the logic is complete. It feels super cool! Maybe that's why I read it faster. I feel like sometimes the scene transitions are a bit slow, but it's okay. I'm looking forward to the next one.