[An old-school, angsty melodrama. Enter with caution. The author is revising it whenever the mood strikes.]
Ye Chuqiu transmigrated into a brainless, cruel xianxia novel with a mistaken White Moonlight trope.
Following the plot, she had to toy with the male lead, Pei Jin, then abandon him in a water prison, where he would fall to demonic ways and awaken his bloodline. In the end, he would die miserably by her hand, only to realize too late that he had mistakenly killed his White Moonlight!
Ye Chuqiu dutifully completed her mission and went to her death with her head held high. When she opened her eyes, she had somehow returned to the beginning. It turned out this was a revenge novel about a heroine who had been reborn!
And in her second life, she was supposed to torment the little-lamb male lead even more cruelly than before!
Ye Chuqiu: This is so tragic, sob. How could anyone bring themselves to do that?
So she halfheartedly followed the System's orders and mildly tormented Pei Jin, while secretly sneaking in favors and looking after him. She also had to keep rescuing the little lamb, who was either bleeding or getting beaten up.
But the plot ran wild, and the pure, harmless little-lamb male lead was turned by her into...
A love-struck man who would cut out his heart and bones at the slightest provocation and give her his life, whose possessiveness was overflowing and as sharp as aged vinegar, whose words were saccharine sweet and whose thoughts were wildly improper...
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Pei Jin had a difficult childhood. As a little boy, he wandered the streets until a young girl saved him. From then on, the girl with a flower-shaped mark between her brows became the White Moonlight in his heart.
At sixteen, he was captured and humiliated by Ye Chuqiu, then struggled to survive in a water prison of unimaginable horrors, thinking of nothing but revenge.
He endured hardship and finally got his revenge on Ye Chuqiu, but as she fell off the cliff, he caught sight of the flower between her brows.
She was the White Moonlight he had treasured in his heart all along.
For the next ten years, he went mad with grief. At the cost of half his immortal bone, he obtained the chance to be reborn with her.
But after recovering his memories, he never expected Ye Chuqiu to want to dig out his bone for the sake of another man.
That day, the young man's eyes were bloodshot as he forcibly dug out the other half of his broken immortal bone. "Sister, how could I bear to deny you what you want?"
◎ The heroine has had previous partners; the hero has not. Both are reborn.
◎ Latest version of the blurb written on 2022/04/06
◎ Cover illustration by Jin Feng Xi Yu-Xia Yun
Theme: Love means choosing each other, wholeheartedly.
Reading this article reminded me of the article written by Shu Ning next door (an ancient bloody abuse article, in which the yandere repeatedly jumps three times in the death transformation, no intention of kyosis, just a simple list), the plot made me want to curse.
A little sweet but not too much, quite bloody but full of ideas. That A Dong said she was pitiful and worried that the heroine violated the heroine's instructions again and again. The heroine blamed her and said there was something wrong with her. She provoked and bullied the hero behind the heroine's back. Basically, she didn't listen to the heroine's instructions. Although she was young, she was too naughty.
The heroine should have taken the initiative towards the man in the chapter I read, and even if it wasn't for the purpose, she should still be protective and careful. But she didn't mean to care about the male protagonist at all. A-Dong splashed water so many times but only protected herself. The male protagonist brought her food and waited for her for so long. He was anxious to find A-Dong before and didn't pay attention to whether the male protagonist could keep up. Didn't he pay any attention to the male protagonist after playing with A-Dong for so long? It's not like she didn't feel the specialness of the male protagonist towards her, and there was no comfort at all. They went to such great lengths to give her something, but she didn't even say thank you or anything, explain why she gave it to A-Dong or coax the male protagonist. I vomited blood while watching it in the middle of the night, and I wasn't that angry even when I read the orthodox sadistic novel next door. ?, Although I don't feel bad for abusing the male protagonist, but it's okay to pay for both emotions. You can't just abuse the male protagonist. The female protagonist has her own difficulties, and she feels helpless. But I am emotionally obsessed. I feel that in this relationship, the female protagonist is at most responsible and responsible, and she is pure and innocent towards the male protagonist. There is no tragic feeling at all.
If you like watching cruel male protagonists, you can go for it. The writing is really good, the description is vivid and three-dimensional, and the picture is very strong. The subject matter is rare, the imagination is full of thoughts, and many settings and foreshadowing are well laid out. Unfortunately, I don't have the patience to read the rest.
This article made my head hurt when I read it. The male protagonist is not that abusive, right? It makes me feel aggrieved just watching it.
This second life of the Demon King has a script for a beautiful, strong and miserable little white flower.
It's so miserable. My parents also died from the demons, and so did I.
Just move for a moment and that's it, then no more...
The little lamb is so cute and well-behaved, my sister's heart melts
Pei Jin is so miserable. Author, please let him out.
Not finished coding, there is a lot of content, it should be available tomorrow (//?//)
As expected, I am good at food and love to write...
Laugh to death, a self-guided strategy that everyone loves to hear
Although this chapter abuses the male protagonist, why do I feel unhappy with A Dong?
Reading this article reminded me of the article written by Shu Ning next door (an ancient bloody abuse article, in which the yandere repeatedly jumps three times in the death transformation, no intention of kyosis, just a simple list), the plot made me want to curse. A little sweet but not too much, quite bloody but full of ideas. That A Dong said she was pitiful and worried that the heroine violated the heroine's instructions again and again. The heroine blamed her and said there was something wrong with her. She provoked and bullied the hero behind the heroine's back. Basically, she didn't listen to the heroine's instructions. Although she was young, she was too naughty. The heroine should have taken the initiative towards the man in the chapter I read, and even if it wasn't for the purpose, she should still be protective and careful. But she didn't mean to care about the male protagonist at all. A-Dong splashed water so many times but only protected herself. The male protagonist brought her food and waited for her for so long. He was anxious to find A-Dong before and didn't pay attention to whether the male protagonist could keep up. Didn't he pay any attention to the male protagonist after playing with A-Dong for so long? It's not like she didn't feel the specialness of the male protagonist towards her, and there was no comfort at all. They went to such great lengths to give her something, but she didn't even say thank you or anything, explain why she gave it to A-Dong or coax the male protagonist. I vomited blood while watching it in the middle of the night, and I wasn't that angry even when I read the orthodox sadistic novel next door. ?, Although I don't feel bad for abusing the male protagonist, but it's okay to pay for both emotions. You can't just abuse the male protagonist. The female protagonist has her own difficulties, and she feels helpless. But I am emotionally obsessed. I feel that in this relationship, the female protagonist is at most responsible and responsible, and she is pure and innocent towards the male protagonist. There is no tragic feeling at all. If you like watching cruel male protagonists, you can go for it. The writing is really good, the description is vivid and three-dimensional, and the picture is very strong. The subject matter is rare, the imagination is full of thoughts, and many settings and foreshadowing are well laid out. Unfortunately, I don't have the patience to read the rest.
This article made my head hurt when I read it. The male protagonist is not that abusive, right? It makes me feel aggrieved just watching it.
This second life of the Demon King has a script for a beautiful, strong and miserable little white flower.
It's so miserable. My parents also died from the demons, and so did I.
Just move for a moment and that's it, then no more...
The little lamb is so cute and well-behaved, my sister's heart melts
Pei Jin is so miserable. Author, please let him out.
Not finished coding, there is a lot of content, it should be available tomorrow (//?//) As expected, I am good at food and love to write...
Laugh to death, a self-guided strategy that everyone loves to hear
Although this chapter abuses the male protagonist, why do I feel unhappy with A Dong?