As an award-winning employee of the transmigration bureau for years running, Yu Wan never "got emotionally involved" in her assignments.
The closest she ever came to falling in love was when Xie Wuqi, the Sword Lord of the Heartless Path, resolved to shatter his Dao heart for her and asked if she wanted the two of them to have a child. She said yes.
Because he really was wonderful, and employees of the transmigration bureau had been programmed so they couldn't get pregnant.
Yu Wan completed her mission and, as usual, faked her death and disappeared.
She had no idea that after she left, the Heartless Dao Lord switched to the Sentimental Path. His swordsmanship never advanced another inch, and a single thought drove him into demonic corruption, making him Yu Wan's only failed mission.
With no other choice, the System recalled Yu Wan, who had already arrived in another world, and ordered her to win him over again.
After many twists and turns, Yu Wan finally found him.
He lounged on the throne in the Demon Lord's hall, his black robes hanging open, his light brown eyes filled with nonchalance and frivolity.
He was no longer the aloof, otherworldly man of refinement and elegance he had once been.
Yu Wan reminisced with him. "It's been so long. I missed you."
He merely raised his eyelids, gave her a dismissive glance, and sneered. "Who are you?"
No one knew that during the thousand years Yu Wan was gone, Xie Wuqi had traveled across countless mountains and rivers.
For a thousand years, the steadfast Sword Lord shattered his Dao heart for her, carrying her bones as he wandered along the Ghost-Slaying River year after year.
He endured the condemnation of countless people for betraying his Dao, suffered the agony of broken bones and torn flesh to bear a child, faced his young child asking where their mother was, and survived countless lonely days and nights stretched out and forgotten.
He once said to the Heavenly Dao, "If I ever see her again, I'll make that heartless woman pay for abandoning me and the child in my womb."
Yet as the years passed, all he asked of the Heavenly Dao was to let him see her one more time.
A love-faking heroine x a cool, restrained sword cultivator hero (before his fall)
Reading Guide:
1. Male pregnancy. Highlighting this warning.
2. At first, the heroine is focused solely on her mission and fakes her feelings. She is not a good person.
3. The main story begins when she starts pursuing him.
4. Love rivals compete for the male lead! There's melodrama and cheesy, down-to-earth romance!
5. Cover art: limited-time CG by Ant Lady, 2022
Coming soon: After Transmigrating with My Ex. Starts after National Day.
Whenever Lu Ling read stories about people who transmigrate into books, she often sighed:
She's twenty years old, but has the body of a sixty-year-old, the financial means of a five-year-old, the emotional regulation of a three-year-old, and a mind as clear as a baby's. After years of online classes, even her meager social skills have deteriorated into nothing but babbling.
If she transmigrated into an ancient world where everyone had eight hundred tricks up their sleeves, wouldn't she be doomed in minutes?
And then she transmigrated into an ancient political intrigue novel :)
So
While everyone else was lovesick,
The third young miss of the Lu family was sleepier than a dog getting up at dawn.
While everyone else was caught up in schemes, plots, and power struggles,
The third young miss of the Lu family said, "MO?"
When the Sixth Prince proposed to her in front of everyone at a royal banquet, and she learned he was a sickly cannon-fodder character destined to die young, Lu Ling
It was hilarious that anyone thought an advanced-level social phobe who'd spent three years taking online classes would have the guts to reject a marriage proposal in public :)
She'd long since forgotten the classical Chinese she'd learned in school, so she couldn't even understand the imperial edict ordering her marriage. In a daze, she ended up married to the Sixth Prince.
Luckily, after years of being bullied by chemistry, Lu Ling had become quite good at muddling through.
The only thing that made her feel a little guilty was that in her previous life she had an ex-boyfriend she was in the middle of breaking up with. Did getting married in this life count as cheating? QAQ
One night, Lu Ling didn't hear her husband breathe his last beside her. Instead, he said, "Lu Ling, if you really can't sleep, get up and copy out the periodic table of elements..."
Lu Ling: "Why are you just like that jerk of an ex-boyfriend of mine?"
The jerk ex-boyfriend, now a prince: "Idiot. Otherwise, how do you think you survived past Chapter One?"
A silly beauty of a heroine x a hero who wants to raise his girlfriend like a daughter
The heroine really is an airhead. She's just lucky to have someone doting on her.
Inside the heroine's head: gossip, watching the show, spending money, having fun, cuddling up to pretty girls, clinging to handsome guys... The Sixth Prince won't let her, so cross that out! (No female rivalry, no harem infighting, no political intrigue.)
Theme: Where there's a will, there's a way
Qiuqiu pre-collection~ "Who doesn't like green tea!"
New Year's Cookies Green Tea Brother x Cool Sister o(*////▽////*)o
The cloud scenery is also very fragrant!
The extra chapter makes the male protagonist look a bit scary.
I saw the tweet then, and now I've finally read it! ! ! Really good-looking! Boys and Death Escape really hit my xp so much ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
The author is good at writing about emotions, and the emotional pull between the two people is endless. However, some parts of the plot did not develop, and some stopped abruptly. For example, Kong Ming and Junior Brother Mei. He didn't appear later. Kong Ming should get his retribution for what he did. For the so-called righteousness in his heart, he sacrificed the lives of Elder Zhou and Mei Ruochen. Mei Ruochen's subsequent ending was not the retribution he deserved, because these were all pushed by Kong Ming. Elder Zhou is even more innocent. Had Kong Ming not deliberately let Elder Zhou block the harm, would he have died? If such a person does not have an ending where evil is rewarded, it is not in line with the laws of previous cultivation literature. As for the life experience of the heroine, there is no foreshadowing at all in the early stages. It is only in the last ten chapters that it is directly stated that she is the character in the article. Not to mention that she seems to be disbelieving, even my God's perspective cannot be believed. The other thing is the description of Jiuyan. I don't know whether he is the second or third male lead. I think if his character's charm is liberally written, it will be no less charming than the male protagonist of any cultivation novel. He was brave and courageous. He talked about chasing the male protagonist many times, but it turned out to be a part of the male and female protagonist's play. I think everyone's feelings are equal. Why is his relationship for decades an obsession? The male protagonist's emotion is love. They are all equal. Just because he is not the male protagonist does not mean his feelings are inferior to others. There are also some characters in the sect, but it is a pity that they were not expanded upon. Otherwise, it would be a very good group portrait article because the characters are very distinct. But thank you anyway, overall I am very happy~
He looked good before his death escape, but after he came back, he looked a bit out of style.
Jiu Yan is so miserable. He blocked the thunder from the sky for the heroine, but the heroine didn't even look at it. It was fun.
Thanks for the limited fee! ! Like it very much
I shouldn't have watched the extra, I was disgusted by the heroine
Frog Fun is finished. It looks great. It's really great.
Don't Bully the Puppy!
Professional Girlfriend with a Monthly Salary of One Million
Who Doesn't Love Green Tea!
The Fear of Being Read in Society Is Daily
Marry Bai Qie's Black Cousin
After Marrying My Black Lotus Husband
I Accidentally Flirted with the Villain in Disguise as a Woman
After Raising the Immortal Venerable, I Became My Own Substitute
Qiuqiu pre-collection~ "Who doesn't like green tea!" New Year's Cookies Green Tea Brother x Cool Sister o(*////▽////*)o
The cloud scenery is also very fragrant!
The extra chapter makes the male protagonist look a bit scary.
I saw the tweet then, and now I've finally read it! ! ! Really good-looking! Boys and Death Escape really hit my xp so much ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
The author is good at writing about emotions, and the emotional pull between the two people is endless. However, some parts of the plot did not develop, and some stopped abruptly. For example, Kong Ming and Junior Brother Mei. He didn't appear later. Kong Ming should get his retribution for what he did. For the so-called righteousness in his heart, he sacrificed the lives of Elder Zhou and Mei Ruochen. Mei Ruochen's subsequent ending was not the retribution he deserved, because these were all pushed by Kong Ming. Elder Zhou is even more innocent. Had Kong Ming not deliberately let Elder Zhou block the harm, would he have died? If such a person does not have an ending where evil is rewarded, it is not in line with the laws of previous cultivation literature. As for the life experience of the heroine, there is no foreshadowing at all in the early stages. It is only in the last ten chapters that it is directly stated that she is the character in the article. Not to mention that she seems to be disbelieving, even my God's perspective cannot be believed. The other thing is the description of Jiuyan. I don't know whether he is the second or third male lead. I think if his character's charm is liberally written, it will be no less charming than the male protagonist of any cultivation novel. He was brave and courageous. He talked about chasing the male protagonist many times, but it turned out to be a part of the male and female protagonist's play. I think everyone's feelings are equal. Why is his relationship for decades an obsession? The male protagonist's emotion is love. They are all equal. Just because he is not the male protagonist does not mean his feelings are inferior to others. There are also some characters in the sect, but it is a pity that they were not expanded upon. Otherwise, it would be a very good group portrait article because the characters are very distinct. But thank you anyway, overall I am very happy~
He looked good before his death escape, but after he came back, he looked a bit out of style.
Jiu Yan is so miserable. He blocked the thunder from the sky for the heroine, but the heroine didn't even look at it. It was fun.
Thanks for the limited fee! ! Like it very much
I shouldn't have watched the extra, I was disgusted by the heroine
Frog Fun is finished. It looks great. It's really great.