Synopsis:
Zhong Youling thought she'd been born into a great life.
She was the child of an immortal.
She had an excellent spiritual constitution.
She belonged to the strongest sect.
Surely she was destined to ascend and become an immortal.
But it turns out she's a dead first love who died far too young.
She left everything to the female lead and only exists in people's memories and in arguments with the protagonists.
Zhong Youling is furious.
I'm going to live for tens of thousands more years!
Currently serializing:
After Flirting with a Phoenix
Hua Rui is the little princess of the Flower Clan, and flowers bloom wherever she goes.
Recently, a rumor has been spreading through the Celestial Realm. Hua Rui admired Immortal Lord Nanxi, and when she heard someone had drugged him in an attempt to harm him, she disregarded her own safety and drank the poisoned wine instead, leaving her blind. Everyone was moved by Hua Rui's deep devotion.
Only Hua Rui knows it was all a misunderstanding. She had once taken a liking to Immortal Lord Nanxi, but he already loved someone else, a mortal who was already dead. Unwilling to accept it, Hua Rui had put the drug in the wine herself. It was a Love-Binding Pill she'd secretly taken from her father.
They say whoever takes the Love-Binding Pill will fall for the first person they see afterward, but for some reason, the pill's effects only last three months.
According to the plot of the book, once the three months are up, Immortal Lord Nanxi will discover the truth and naturally won't treat Hua Rui kindly. And the person he loves isn't even a mortal. She's the daughter of the Western Celestial Emperor, who descended to the mortal realm to undergo a trial. Hua Rui is just a supporting character who sets off the female lead, and a villainess with a bad ending.
By the time Hua Rui realizes she's transmigrated into a book, the drug has already been administered. All she can do is snatch Immortal Lord Nanxi's Hundred Flowers Wine and down it, then cover her eyes with a ribbon and pretend to be blind so she won't see anyone else.
Who would have thought that before the three months were up, she would be forced to remove the ribbon? When she opens her eyes, the first person she sees is Feng Jingnian, the young lord of the Phoenix Clan, a haughty phoenix who's never gotten along with her.
Then everyone notices that whenever the little princess of the Flower Clan sees the young lord of the Phoenix Clan, she starts professing her love. The elders of both clans are delighted, so they arrange an engagement for the two of them.
By the time the pill wears off, Hua Rui realizes that things have gotten completely out of hand...
A little flower who flirts and runs away x a haughty little phoenix
Coming soon: I'm Not an Ordinary Fish
Yu Miao is a fish in the Celestial River. That's what everyone tells her, so Yu Miao believes she's just an ordinary fish.
Everyone knows that the Celestial Emperor Feng Ling caught her while fishing in the Celestial River. But before that, the Celestial Emperor had been fishing there for many years, and there had never been any fish in the river. Nor has there been one since Yu Miao.
The Celestial Emperor can catch fish, but he can't raise them. He left the fish at Mingzhao Hall and went on his way.
A hundred years later, Yu Miao takes human form. The immortals exclaim, "Mingzhao Hall really is rich in spiritual energy. Even an ordinary fish can take human form!"
Yu Miao becomes a little immortal attendant at Mingzhao Hall. She has spent over a hundred years there, quietly nursing a crush on the hall's senior disciple, Immortal Lord Qingfeng. Her days are peaceful enough, until Immortal Lord Qingfeng brings back a little girl, the princess of the Dragon Clan. He says she'll become his junior sister once the Celestial Emperor Feng Ling returns and takes her as a disciple.
The little junior sister is adorable and lively, and most importantly, incredibly lucky. People say that although she's a princess of the Dragon Clan, she clearly has the fortune of a golden koi.
A golden koi is born only once every ten thousand years and carries immense fortune. But none have appeared in the world for tens of thousands of years, and it seems to be nothing more than a legend.
Only after being driven out of Mingzhao Hall does Yu Miao learn that she's no ordinary fish. She's the golden koi blessed with immense fortune. But every one of her scales was cruelly ripped off, and they have now become a necklace the Dragon Clan princess never takes off.
How can someone else wear what's mine?
If I'm still alive, then I have to take it back.
But why does the person she casually rescued keep following her around? And why is Immortal Lord Qingfeng calling this person beside her "Master"?
The Celestial Emperor Feng Ling caught a fish in the Celestial River and planned to ask a friend who was good at cooking to prepare it. After all, it was the only fish in the Celestial River, so it was bound to taste delicious.
He was gone for several hundred years. This has since become his greatest secret, because he didn't just catch a fish. He caught himself a little wife.
Theme: Live as your true self.
The writing is too bland. The author needs to improve his writing skills and practice the description of fighting scenes and the interaction of the characters. It is too shallow and shallow.
I think it looks like the heroine is a bit stupid, running around in other people's houses without any vigilance.
It's the mother and son who drugged them, right?
There are mature ginkgo trees growing on trees. . . Is it because the ginkgo fruit in the world of cultivators has no smell, or is it because people who are cultivators have insensitive sense of smell and can block the smell?
"Not much" is a big thorn in the side of the author~ Wrong
"Whether you know it or not" is a big thorn in the side of the author~ Nor will
The front and rear connection is not smooth?
Dear author, please give me an update!!
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Ah... It seems that he is the male protagonist.