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I used to be called Fifteen.
Then I made it big! I became the mouse who changes the oil beneath the Buddha of the Western Heavens!
So I changed my name to Huanyou.
Recently, disaster struck the Heavenly Court, leaving them short-handed, so the Supreme Elder Lord specifically asked the Buddha for help.
I was fortunate enough to be chosen for the task of guarding the Library Pavilion!
They say the disaster was caused by Donghai Dragon King's son, Wuran. I've heard he's hot-tempered, prone to anger and madness. A complete lunatic!
But with me guarding the Library Pavilion, no one is getting through that door!!! Not even a lunatic!
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Jiu Feng, the ninth daughter of the Phoenix, accidentally swallowed a Three-Origin Stone from the Demon Realm when she was young. It left her dim-witted and hindered her cultivation as an immortal. So she descended to the mortal realm to undergo tribulation, becoming the ninth princess of Great Qi.
As long as she makes it safely past the age of twenty, she can purge the demonic energy, regain her immortal spirit, and return to the heavens.
But...
In her first life, she accidentally saw Hua Qing, the capital's most celebrated beauty, in a secluded palace. The moonlight in the eyes of every noble young lord was entangled with a man. Jiu Feng fled in panic, only to be assassinated that very night.
In her second life, she was cautious at every turn. She finally managed to marry the newly appointed top scholar, but on their wedding night, before her veil had even been lifted, a dagger plunged into her abdomen.
The dashing top scholar said, "I'm sorry. Hua Qing is the only woman I will ever marry..."
Jiu Feng spat out a mouthful of blood and cried out her last words: "You... you bastard..."
In her third life, Jiu Feng threw caution to the wind. What did she care about immortals or the Three-Origin Stone? Nothing could stop her from killing that white-lotus, conniving tea girl first!
The first time she saw Hua Qing, Jiu Feng charged over and gave her a good beating. After she'd vented her anger, she looked down in confusion at the fragrant red bean paste in her hand, then at Hua Qing, whose gaze beside her was dark and sinister...
She cried out in horror, "You're... she's... she's... he's!!!"
Theme: Level up and fight monsters. Only hardship reveals true feelings.
The writing is good, but I really want to see the heroine finally realize and let go of this relationship, and the hero chases his wife to the crematorium. Can the author satisfy the child's wish?
The implication of Long's words is that he will love whomever he knows who saves him? Did you give him face? What about choosing a concubine? I was very passionate about Zhenyi before, but now I know that I am not a life-saver, so I come to dance in front of Shiwu? Sure enough, all the time I spent with Shi Shi was wasted. I didn't subscribe to all of them. I saw Long's character in the first free chapter and found it annoying and unworthy of being the male protagonist, so I started reading from the middle. Really, I'm glad I didn't subscribe to all of them. I was so frustrated.
Will the author publish a physical book? . After watching it, I still want to read it again
I feel so uncomfortable watching this. Will Huanyou tell or will Xuran know? 😭
Want to see it! Still want to see it! I think the reason why people think the male protagonist doesn't like the female protagonist that much is because it's written in the first person.
Please update more, my dear, there are too few sweet spots between these two people...
I really hate these rat parents. It's because I'm useless, and I have to let the children I gave birth to to support my current family... Ugh
Fuck, the emperor wants to eat the male protagonist's heart?
The author is great, I want to read more.
Spreading Flowers is so good, why is there no sequel?