After transmigrating into a villain, Sang Sui discovers that the savior has decided to lie flat.
"Crack!"
The future of the cultivation world shatters, too.
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A great calamity is coming to the cultivation world, and only the savior can overcome it. Naturally, the savior is the protagonist.
Diligently waiting for the protagonist to appear, but they never do, the young lord of the Demon Palace decides to go keep watch and check in.
The protagonist in the book was spirited and fearless in his youth, unrivaled with a sword, and born to live brilliantly and uphold justice. He was Sang Sui's lifeline when he was bedridden with illness.
But the protagonist he finds after transmigrating has shut himself away in a little courtyard down an alley, holding a storybook over his face, his will as rotten as deadwood and his spirits utterly crushed.
Oh dear, he's already given up.
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Sang Sui hoists him up with a cold expression, forcibly shoves him back onto the original path, and insists on keeping his idealized image of him intact.
Yan Ming's soul responds with a triple dose of apathy, one stage at a time: Fine. Sure. Whatever.
Every time one of Sang Sui's incarnations dies and he starts over under a new identity, he finds Yan Ming back to square one. At last, one time, Sang Sui gets so angry he grabs Yan Ming by the shoulders and shakes him furiously, but he doesn't budge.
The other man is as steady as a mountain. Sang Sui can only protest in anguish: Why have you given up again and again? What will it take to get you back on your feet this time?
The gray-haired young man perks up and smiles, pointing to his lips. Does it matter? Then give me a kiss.
Warm on the outside, cold on the inside, cheerful and split-personality gong X cold on the outside, warm on the inside, short-tempered shou with many incarnations
Theme: Even deadwood can be split
The writing is very good and looks good. Come on.
Well written, keep it up^-^