An Obsessive Beauty Naturally Wants Everyone to Get Along

Madwoman x madman The Demon Venerable Jiang Lanying has been reborn. She awakens on a bed, with the celestial realm's aloof beauty, Emperor Yaoguang, tied up on it: her nemesis. Of course, it's only a clone. In her previous life, she captured that clone to cure her poison, which earned her Yaoguang's hatred. In the end, she would rather die than yield, and killed herself in front of the Immortal Palace. This time, she'd rather die from the poison than lay a finger on that clone again. Unfortunately, she was reborn after she'd already had her way with him. Looking at the clone's red, swollen eyes, Jiang Lanying: ... Damn. Can I have a do-over? * Jiang Lanying had thought things couldn't get any worse. But later, an accident bound her to her nemesis Yaoguang with a curse mark. The curse mark prevents them from harming each other. Specifically, it replaces the word "hate" in their threats with "love," and turns killing moves into hugs. So, during one duel: The Demon Venerable Jiang Lanying, holding a long saber and wreathed in karmic fire, charged at Emperor Yaoguang with every intention of fighting to the death, and gave him a... Big hug. She trapped Yaoguang in the space of her embrace and gritted her teeth. "I 'love' you." Yaoguang refused to be outdone. "I 'love' you too." * Some people need a curse mark as an excuse to dare speak their hearts. So in this life, Yaoguang dies before Jiang Lanying. After Yaoguang's death, Jiang Lanying, riding high, storms into his immortal residence with her saber, only to discover... That Yaoguang had willingly descended to the mortal realm to cure her poison all those years ago. It turns out he'd always meant it when he said he loved her. * "We've been enemies for two lifetimes, and we're tired of it. So in our third life, why not be lovers?" #Born enemies, rare soulmates# #Matched in strength, sun and moon shining together# Reading guide: 1. One-on-one pairing, happy ending. Click to watch two powerful people compete at being crazy, go crazy at each other, and go crazy together. 2. Pretty sweet. It won't break your heart. Coming soon: "Taking the Calamity in My True Form, Except for Love Tribulations" Career-focused straight woman x class monitor of the Male Virtue Club When Yu Fei was young and foolish, she dumped someone she shouldn't have. Actually, it doesn't quite count as dumping him. On her wedding day, she simply returned the celestial grandson she'd been betrothed to as an infant, just as he was, then dissolved their engagement over a cup of wine in front of all the gods and Buddhas. She thought she'd done a great thing. After all, she'd barely met the celestial grandson, and the person he liked must have been that childhood sweetheart of his, the hibiscus fairy. To make the two of them happy, Yu Fei was "reluctantly" banished to the mortal realm. She left in such a hurry that she forgot to pack her belongings, and only realized once she arrived in the mortal world that she was flat broke. But it was fine. Yu Fei snuck into the cultivation world and set up a little stall. A small wooden sign stood in front of it, reading: Taking Calamities in My True Form: I take on heavenly, earthly, lightning, and fire tribulations, among others (no love tribulations) With her divine body, she made a fortune in just a few days and lived a carefree, happy life. Until one day, a strange customer came to her stall. The customer said nothing, only handing her a slip of paper with his birth details. Yu Fei frowned as soon as she saw it. "I don't take lo..." When she saw the customer's face, the word "ve" stuck in her throat. It was none other than the celestial grandson she'd sent back to his family "untouched" all those years ago. Yu Fei made awkward small talk. "Your Highness, the celestial grandson, and the Hibiscus Fairy are happily in love. Where did this love tribulation come from?" At that moment, the pampered celestial grandson leaned down and said one word, his voice low: "You." #What to do when your almost-ex accuses you of dumping him# #I thought I'd brought them together# #He thought I'd abandoned him# Reading guide: 1. One-on-one pairing, happy ending, as is customary in the jianghu. 2. Maybe it's a comedy. Theme: Cherish the present and cherish the one you love