#Third-person narration #Plum-flavored sweet romance #Chasing his wife to the crematorium#
I'm a black cat with a snowy belly, and I came to the Ninth Heaven to find my silly human.
But my human has become an immortal sovereign and doesn't recognize me anymore. He even wonders why there are always cats in his palace.
The immortal sovereign doesn't like cats. I think he's allergic to cat hair.
He likes the peach tree in the courtyard, and he even blames me for using his beloved tree as a scratching post.
*
The second time my human descended to the mortal world to undergo a trial, I made a bet with someone. I'm a cat with a huge appetite, a terrible gambling habit, and lousy luck. I lost my little life.
The immortal sovereign's sword was so fast and sharp that I keeled over in an instant.
Later, I was reborn in a pile of bones beside the River of the Dead. A sudden flash of insight made everything clear.
Men really do slow down my claws.
A cool cat doesn't need a human.
*
Three hundred years later, a divine decree descended upon the Nine Heavens.
All the immortals had a hundred years to settle the karmic debts incurred during their trials. Otherwise, they would lose their divine status and be struck by heavenly lightning.
The immortals wailed as they checked their karmic accounts, each feeling like they were about to fall apart.
The immortal sovereign arrived late and stopped in front of the Nether Lord's desk.
Everyone stood on tiptoe to get a look, curious to learn what kind of mortal entanglement this cold-faced immortal sovereign had incurred.
The account said: Life-saving favor from a peach blossom spirit.
Everyone was disappointed and left. Only the immortal sovereign stood there, his aura heavy, stubbornly insisting, "No, this ledger is wrong. I should have a cat..."
I should have a black cat with a snowy belly, glossy black fur, and bright white fur on his stomach. When he transformed into a young man, he had sparkling eyes, pearly teeth, and a lively, adorable nature. I held him close to keep him warm through ten years of spring and autumn, endured the cold with him in the human world, built swings and climbing frames for him on the back hill, and dried little fish for him on the sect's rooftop.
But now I can't find him. I can't remember.
The Nether Lord, sitting with his legs crossed, flipped through the ledger and smiled, dimples appearing in his cheeks. His eyes and brows were full of helplessness.
"It clearly says here that the cat demon died long ago in the Ghost Abyss. You pierced his heart with your sword and burned his soul and bones, repaying all the favors between you..."
I tell him, with complete seriousness and responsibility:
"That's the end of the karmic debt. He'll never come back."
#Formerly aloof sect leader, later cold immortal sovereign top x formerly naive, lively, later chatty and unhinged cat demon bottom#
#Looking for my cat online QAQ#
#I owe him karma, and I think of him often#
★Reader's guide
1. Third-person narration.
2. 1v1, one soul before and after the trial.
3. Old-school sweet, angsty, bittersweet fun wrapped in a plot.
Theme: Even in difficult times, stay true to your convictions and persevere.
The www photos are great... Very, very powerful plot and layout! It is said to be a crematorium, but in fact it is quite atypical. It is more like a dramatic story about ordinary people and immortals. The protagonists are Sui Nian Maomao who died as a shit shovel officer, and Xuan Wei who has no love in the world. They are entangled in cause and effect, but in essence it has nothing to do with love, but the ethics of righteousness in the world. In the end, everyone gets what he deserves. In the end, it even felt like it didn't matter whether Ji Shenguan lived or not.
First of all, let's talk about the crematorium here. It is really atypical. I don't even think it is a crematorium strictly speaking. Maybe it's because I read some spoilers in the comments before reading the article. I never thought of Xuan Wei and Ji Shenguan as the same person, and I didn't see the emotional connection between Xuan Wei and Maomao, so it felt more like revenge than the crematorium. But I'm so happy hhh I would probably be pissed to death if it were a real crematorium. In short, the feeling for me is that after watching a story about Maomao and Ji Shenguan's really beautiful but separated relationship, in the full text, they are irrevocably on the opposite side of life and death. From then on, Maomao left the shit shovel Zhuzhen who loved him most and embarked on his own difficult destiny. Then Xuanwei is a hurdle for Maomao after leaving the shit shovel, a boss to fight. Anyone who hurts Maomao will be retaliated against. As for Xuan Wei's love and hate, it is insignificant. Xuan Wei is not Ji Shenguan. In the middle and early stages, I even thought that he was a dead soul born in the twisted ecology of Jiutian. He used the dust-washing pool to completely kill Ji Shenguan who should have truly returned from the disaster, occupied the body of the immortal, stole some of his feelings for Maomao and thereby hurt him. He is indeed like the epitome of the entire fairy world who uses the dust bath to remove their emotions. People who wash away their emotions in the dust bath are not considered complete people at all. Arrogant and unreasonable, he monopolizes the powerful power of immortals and self-righteously makes choices for the people. I don't know if it's the author's big idea, but I was very happy to see it this way, and I wasn't too tortured by the emotional line (but... The Cang Sheng Dao, the life-or-death knife of a lover... Is really painful)
However, I didn't expect that the most amazing thing when I saw it at the end was Xuanweixian! In the early stage, Xuan Wei was really disgusting. I often feel that love does not need to be destined for life after life. Just like the understanding in the article, love requires getting along and experiencing, and there is no destined deep fate-so it is okay for Xuanwei, who has lost his memory, not to love cats. But Ji Shengguan will not easily take advantage of others, and will not easily decide to exchange one person for ten without any empathy. Love is changeable, but can he still be the same person if his ethics and bottom line have changed? So in the early stage, I really felt that he was just a rotten person with great power, and then I gradually felt that he was not human - he was incomplete, like the entire fairy world, washed away from the understanding of the calamity, with no power and the truth of life, but he could not truly understand his own power and responsibility. He is like a mutilated and deformed creature from the fairy world, or a child who holds a heavy weapon but has not grown up. ——Then the best part comes! The story is about his growth and the crematorium, but in fact it is more about realization and growth. The humanly deformed immortal uses his own regret as the source to understand the weight of life and the immortal's responsibility, and truly complete the calamity interrupted by the dust-washing pool. (What's even better is that it was Ji Shenguan who secretly initiated this period of remorse, which is very subtle.) Then I really saw him grow, from the selfish regret that was still superficial (Wuxu asked him if this time he felt that he could put him before the common people again, but he couldn't answer), to the true understanding of the final outcome. True understanding does not mean perfection. It is precisely because he really understands and really loves that he is destined to choose his own be: to calm down the bone disease and return Ji Shengguan to Maomao. From an empty soul with power and being loved, to letting go of one's own power and love because of understanding, this closed loop really creates a good character (I don't mean that he is a good person, he is certainly not a good protagonist who deserves his ending, but the combination of a bad protagonist and a bad ending is a good story character~)
Then Xuanwei's changes and growth also add a new layer to the thinking of personality identity throughout. At first, I felt very firmly that we were not the same person. The core is that love can disappear but ethics and bottom line should not change. However, perhaps experience and the past are indeed what shape people. Xuanwei and Ji Shenguan come from the same soul. This soul would be as good as Ji Shenguan in the human world, but it does become so ugly in the twisted environment of the fairy world. Later on, we can see that he and Ji Shenguan are similar in their bones. Xuanwei is the one who awakens in the fairy world, the one who stands up to rectify all this, and even gives up himself in the end to repay the karma with Maomao. It makes me wonder what determines the essence of a person or oneself, the same soul? Or does every experience shape a person, and the forgetting of the past is a change in a person's essence? This should be an open-ended question, or one that has no objective answer but should be asked to oneself. Maomao decided that he would not regard Xuanwei and Ji Shenguan as the same person. This may not be about discovering an answer, but making his own judgment on a question that has no answer. Xuanwei didn't know what he thought, but it was interesting that he chose to respect Maomao's decision and in turn deny himself.
The last Maomao line... Alas, the story between him and Ji Shenguan is a sweet tragedy. What shocked me the most was Ji Shenguan's sudden death, which had a profound sense of reality. Although it is still in the story, it makes people feel that life has no script and no halo of the protagonist. The protagonist will meet again after the war, but more sentient beings have to face regrets and farewells that are too late to say. Maomao had to grow up after leaving his shit shoveling officer. Xuanwei was like a trial stone for him, allowing him to learn at the most painful cost the last lesson that Ji Shengguan had no time to teach him - to face life and death. Maomao learns to recognize his lover's death, and then becomes so much like his dead lover in the larger picture. In fact, in the end, I really felt that it didn't matter whether Ji Shenguan lived or not. Maomao had already gone through the bloody path of losing his lover and facing life and death. The final he just gave the readers satisfaction.
Ah ah, what can I say? The author is really good for my taste... I really can't stand it if I accept Xuan Wei at my last age... But it's Ji Shenguan who comes back in the end, and the cat loves Ji Shenguan, not Xuan Wei... I really like this ending, although there is a touch of sadness... This ending is so settled, oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo places on where... ! ! !
Oh my god, I read it in one go. This article is completely different from the ones I read and gave up halfway through. Most of the crematoriums of the Immortal Lord Tribulation series are mostly based on the Immortal Lord's attack to restore memory, regret and compensation, and go through a lot of "payments" to finally be forgiven. The Immortal Lord and the mortals of the Tribulation have always been one, and in the end there will be a plot to admit that they are one. In this article, after Niannian's death, Ji Shengguan and Xuanwei were clearly distinguished. Even if they are the same soul, they will not be the same person after experiencing different identities. Niannian finally understood this. His love was Ji Shengguan from beginning to end, and it had nothing to do with Xuanwei. Xuanwei finally realizes that he is not Ji Shenguan after all, and chooses to give Xiaomao consummation. This is the first time I have seen this. I have seen an article before that separated gong and mortals and did not admit that the immortal king is a mortal. However, in the end, for the sake of the great perfection of heshou, he accepted in the extra chapter that the immortal king and the mortals are the same person. The protagonist of this article may have a part in Xuan Wei, but the CPs are always Wu Yun Gaixue and Ji Shenguan.
(Application in advance: I didn't read it in the middle. The following are personal feelings and only represent personal opinions. If you have different opinions, you are welcome to discuss them.)
It ended before I knew it. I wasn't too interested in the middle part, so I skipped and watched the ending.
The ending is unique but predictable, and fits the author's description of mutual dependence, tenderness, and the warm CP model of lying in bed on a snowy day.
However, the direction of the novel does not match the writing, and it is quite different from hzc's expected plot [Split]
Readers who click in to eat hzc want to see the love between the cat and the immortal, the bloody you love me and I love him and finally I love you, the emotional conflicts that break out, the sour memories, and the missed opportunities. The relationship between the two parties is like a traffic light on the road. The king does not see the king, the valley peaks and the valley bottoms, but in the end they stay together for a lifetime.
But this article starts with Nian Nian Cat returning from being slapped in the face, and the middle part is about Nian Nian's experience of being let down by Xuan Wei, and then the plot begins, which made me a little bored and I didn't read it. Hzc is about emotional flow. What it wants is the unequal emotional collision between the two parties, separated from the roller coaster of love between the two. No matter how exciting the intrigue is or how bumpy the supporting characters are, I silently choose to skip it.
The one who jumped in the middle seemed to be that Xuan Wei fell in love with Sui Nian, but Sui Nian was obsessed with discipline, and Xuanwei was jealous and heartbroken. In this mode, there feels no pull and lack of tension. What I want to see is the clash of swords, sparks and lightning along the way, immersed in the dazzling light. Rather than one person attacking and the other dodging, this is not exciting enough.
The ending seems to be a bit of a two-person argument, but in this case, it seems to deviate from the psychological expectations given by the copywriting. Just looking at the text, I just think that Xuan Wei is chasing his wife, but the ending is that they stay together for a long time. How to put it, the second personality is still different from the first personality.
I understand and respect the author's ideas, and I cheer for the love that has stayed with Ji Shenguan for many years, but I personally feel that the novel is off topic.
Although, it's really hard for me to regard Ji Shengguan and Xuan Wei as the same person [crying] [crying] [crying]
As I said every year, Lao Ji is the best. Ji Shengguan is so good, as good as the bright moon in the mountains and the breeze in the forest. He is so amazing that after seeing him, people like Xuan Wei can no longer be attracted to him.
To use an inappropriate description, he is like "white moonlight", who cannot and cannot be tarnished (this description is definitely wrong, but I don't know how to express this feeling... I feel like I don't want Xuan Wei to be with him at all...) It is really impossible to believe that he will become a person like Xuan Wei.
After reading it, I felt empty and confused. Everyone moves forward either passively or actively, only slightly, and can only go backwards, because the person in the cat's heart exists in the past, but can people really step into the same river a second time?
Huh, I hope there will be a sequel ~ I always felt that the final ending left too much blank space
Lao Ji, in Nian Nian's heart, no one can surpass him.
Ah, Sumi is also a little kitten...
The teacher wrote very well! The plot is an atypical crematorium, but I didn't understand how Ji Shengguan came back at the end. I want the teacher to explain.
The www photos are great... Very, very powerful plot and layout! It is said to be a crematorium, but in fact it is quite atypical. It is more like a dramatic story about ordinary people and immortals. The protagonists are Sui Nian Maomao who died as a shit shovel officer, and Xuan Wei who has no love in the world. They are entangled in cause and effect, but in essence it has nothing to do with love, but the ethics of righteousness in the world. In the end, everyone gets what he deserves. In the end, it even felt like it didn't matter whether Ji Shenguan lived or not. First of all, let's talk about the crematorium here. It is really atypical. I don't even think it is a crematorium strictly speaking. Maybe it's because I read some spoilers in the comments before reading the article. I never thought of Xuan Wei and Ji Shenguan as the same person, and I didn't see the emotional connection between Xuan Wei and Maomao, so it felt more like revenge than the crematorium. But I'm so happy hhh I would probably be pissed to death if it were a real crematorium. In short, the feeling for me is that after watching a story about Maomao and Ji Shenguan's really beautiful but separated relationship, in the full text, they are irrevocably on the opposite side of life and death. From then on, Maomao left the shit shovel Zhuzhen who loved him most and embarked on his own difficult destiny. Then Xuanwei is a hurdle for Maomao after leaving the shit shovel, a boss to fight. Anyone who hurts Maomao will be retaliated against. As for Xuan Wei's love and hate, it is insignificant. Xuan Wei is not Ji Shenguan. In the middle and early stages, I even thought that he was a dead soul born in the twisted ecology of Jiutian. He used the dust-washing pool to completely kill Ji Shenguan who should have truly returned from the disaster, occupied the body of the immortal, stole some of his feelings for Maomao and thereby hurt him. He is indeed like the epitome of the entire fairy world who uses the dust bath to remove their emotions. People who wash away their emotions in the dust bath are not considered complete people at all. Arrogant and unreasonable, he monopolizes the powerful power of immortals and self-righteously makes choices for the people. I don't know if it's the author's big idea, but I was very happy to see it this way, and I wasn't too tortured by the emotional line (but... The Cang Sheng Dao, the life-or-death knife of a lover... Is really painful) However, I didn't expect that the most amazing thing when I saw it at the end was Xuanweixian! In the early stage, Xuan Wei was really disgusting. I often feel that love does not need to be destined for life after life. Just like the understanding in the article, love requires getting along and experiencing, and there is no destined deep fate-so it is okay for Xuanwei, who has lost his memory, not to love cats. But Ji Shengguan will not easily take advantage of others, and will not easily decide to exchange one person for ten without any empathy. Love is changeable, but can he still be the same person if his ethics and bottom line have changed? So in the early stage, I really felt that he was just a rotten person with great power, and then I gradually felt that he was not human - he was incomplete, like the entire fairy world, washed away from the understanding of the calamity, with no power and the truth of life, but he could not truly understand his own power and responsibility. He is like a mutilated and deformed creature from the fairy world, or a child who holds a heavy weapon but has not grown up. ——Then the best part comes! The story is about his growth and the crematorium, but in fact it is more about realization and growth. The humanly deformed immortal uses his own regret as the source to understand the weight of life and the immortal's responsibility, and truly complete the calamity interrupted by the dust-washing pool. (What's even better is that it was Ji Shenguan who secretly initiated this period of remorse, which is very subtle.) Then I really saw him grow, from the selfish regret that was still superficial (Wuxu asked him if this time he felt that he could put him before the common people again, but he couldn't answer), to the true understanding of the final outcome. True understanding does not mean perfection. It is precisely because he really understands and really loves that he is destined to choose his own be: to calm down the bone disease and return Ji Shengguan to Maomao. From an empty soul with power and being loved, to letting go of one's own power and love because of understanding, this closed loop really creates a good character (I don't mean that he is a good person, he is certainly not a good protagonist who deserves his ending, but the combination of a bad protagonist and a bad ending is a good story character~) Then Xuanwei's changes and growth also add a new layer to the thinking of personality identity throughout. At first, I felt very firmly that we were not the same person. The core is that love can disappear but ethics and bottom line should not change. However, perhaps experience and the past are indeed what shape people. Xuanwei and Ji Shenguan come from the same soul. This soul would be as good as Ji Shenguan in the human world, but it does become so ugly in the twisted environment of the fairy world. Later on, we can see that he and Ji Shenguan are similar in their bones. Xuanwei is the one who awakens in the fairy world, the one who stands up to rectify all this, and even gives up himself in the end to repay the karma with Maomao. It makes me wonder what determines the essence of a person or oneself, the same soul? Or does every experience shape a person, and the forgetting of the past is a change in a person's essence? This should be an open-ended question, or one that has no objective answer but should be asked to oneself. Maomao decided that he would not regard Xuanwei and Ji Shenguan as the same person. This may not be about discovering an answer, but making his own judgment on a question that has no answer. Xuanwei didn't know what he thought, but it was interesting that he chose to respect Maomao's decision and in turn deny himself. The last Maomao line... Alas, the story between him and Ji Shenguan is a sweet tragedy. What shocked me the most was Ji Shenguan's sudden death, which had a profound sense of reality. Although it is still in the story, it makes people feel that life has no script and no halo of the protagonist. The protagonist will meet again after the war, but more sentient beings have to face regrets and farewells that are too late to say. Maomao had to grow up after leaving his shit shoveling officer. Xuanwei was like a trial stone for him, allowing him to learn at the most painful cost the last lesson that Ji Shengguan had no time to teach him - to face life and death. Maomao learns to recognize his lover's death, and then becomes so much like his dead lover in the larger picture. In fact, in the end, I really felt that it didn't matter whether Ji Shenguan lived or not. Maomao had already gone through the bloody path of losing his lover and facing life and death. The final he just gave the readers satisfaction.
Ah ah, what can I say? The author is really good for my taste... I really can't stand it if I accept Xuan Wei at my last age... But it's Ji Shenguan who comes back in the end, and the cat loves Ji Shenguan, not Xuan Wei... I really like this ending, although there is a touch of sadness... This ending is so settled, oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo places on where... ! ! !
Oh my god, I read it in one go. This article is completely different from the ones I read and gave up halfway through. Most of the crematoriums of the Immortal Lord Tribulation series are mostly based on the Immortal Lord's attack to restore memory, regret and compensation, and go through a lot of "payments" to finally be forgiven. The Immortal Lord and the mortals of the Tribulation have always been one, and in the end there will be a plot to admit that they are one. In this article, after Niannian's death, Ji Shengguan and Xuanwei were clearly distinguished. Even if they are the same soul, they will not be the same person after experiencing different identities. Niannian finally understood this. His love was Ji Shengguan from beginning to end, and it had nothing to do with Xuanwei. Xuanwei finally realizes that he is not Ji Shenguan after all, and chooses to give Xiaomao consummation. This is the first time I have seen this. I have seen an article before that separated gong and mortals and did not admit that the immortal king is a mortal. However, in the end, for the sake of the great perfection of heshou, he accepted in the extra chapter that the immortal king and the mortals are the same person. The protagonist of this article may have a part in Xuan Wei, but the CPs are always Wu Yun Gaixue and Ji Shenguan.
(Application in advance: I didn't read it in the middle. The following are personal feelings and only represent personal opinions. If you have different opinions, you are welcome to discuss them.) It ended before I knew it. I wasn't too interested in the middle part, so I skipped and watched the ending. The ending is unique but predictable, and fits the author's description of mutual dependence, tenderness, and the warm CP model of lying in bed on a snowy day. However, the direction of the novel does not match the writing, and it is quite different from hzc's expected plot [Split] Readers who click in to eat hzc want to see the love between the cat and the immortal, the bloody you love me and I love him and finally I love you, the emotional conflicts that break out, the sour memories, and the missed opportunities. The relationship between the two parties is like a traffic light on the road. The king does not see the king, the valley peaks and the valley bottoms, but in the end they stay together for a lifetime. But this article starts with Nian Nian Cat returning from being slapped in the face, and the middle part is about Nian Nian's experience of being let down by Xuan Wei, and then the plot begins, which made me a little bored and I didn't read it. Hzc is about emotional flow. What it wants is the unequal emotional collision between the two parties, separated from the roller coaster of love between the two. No matter how exciting the intrigue is or how bumpy the supporting characters are, I silently choose to skip it. The one who jumped in the middle seemed to be that Xuan Wei fell in love with Sui Nian, but Sui Nian was obsessed with discipline, and Xuanwei was jealous and heartbroken. In this mode, there feels no pull and lack of tension. What I want to see is the clash of swords, sparks and lightning along the way, immersed in the dazzling light. Rather than one person attacking and the other dodging, this is not exciting enough. The ending seems to be a bit of a two-person argument, but in this case, it seems to deviate from the psychological expectations given by the copywriting. Just looking at the text, I just think that Xuan Wei is chasing his wife, but the ending is that they stay together for a long time. How to put it, the second personality is still different from the first personality. I understand and respect the author's ideas, and I cheer for the love that has stayed with Ji Shenguan for many years, but I personally feel that the novel is off topic.
Although, it's really hard for me to regard Ji Shengguan and Xuan Wei as the same person [crying] [crying] [crying] As I said every year, Lao Ji is the best. Ji Shengguan is so good, as good as the bright moon in the mountains and the breeze in the forest. He is so amazing that after seeing him, people like Xuan Wei can no longer be attracted to him. To use an inappropriate description, he is like "white moonlight", who cannot and cannot be tarnished (this description is definitely wrong, but I don't know how to express this feeling... I feel like I don't want Xuan Wei to be with him at all...) It is really impossible to believe that he will become a person like Xuan Wei.
After reading it, I felt empty and confused. Everyone moves forward either passively or actively, only slightly, and can only go backwards, because the person in the cat's heart exists in the past, but can people really step into the same river a second time?
Huh, I hope there will be a sequel ~ I always felt that the final ending left too much blank space
Lao Ji, in Nian Nian's heart, no one can surpass him.
Ah, Sumi is also a little kitten...
The teacher wrote very well! The plot is an atypical crematorium, but I didn't understand how Ji Shengguan came back at the end. I want the teacher to explain.