Hua Rui is the little princess of the Flower Clan, so lovely that every flower blooms at the sight of her.
Recently, rumors have been circulating in the Celestial Realm. Out of love for Immortal Lord Nan Xi, Hua Rui heard that someone had drugged him in an attempt on his life, and recklessly snatched the poisoned wine from him and drank it herself. In the end, she was left blind. Everyone was deeply moved by Hua Rui's devotion.
Only Hua Rui knew it was all a misunderstanding. She had once fallen for Immortal Lord Nan Xi, but his heart belonged to someone else, a mortal who was already dead. Unwilling to accept it, Hua Rui had poisoned the wine herself with a Love Potion she had secretly taken from her father.
It was said that whoever drank the Love Potion would fall for the first person they saw afterward. But for some reason, this potion only lasted three months.
According to the book's plot, once the three months were up, Immortal Lord Nan Xi would discover the truth and naturally treat Hua Rui coldly. Besides, the person he loved wasn't any ordinary mortal. She was the daughter of the Western Emperor, who had descended to the mortal realm to undergo a tribulation. Hua Rui was merely a supporting character whose role was to make the heroine shine, and a supporting female character with a miserable ending at that.
By the time Hua Rui realized she had transmigrated into a book, the potion had already been added. She could only snatch Immortal Lord Nan Xi's Hundred Flower Wine and gulp it down. To avoid seeing anyone else, she chose to cover her eyes with a ribbon and pretend to be blind.
Who could have guessed that before the potion wore off, she would be forced to remove the ribbon? The first person she saw was Feng Jingnian, the young lord of the Phoenix Clan, that arrogant phoenix who had never gotten along with her.
And so everyone watched as the little princess of the Flower Clan began declaring her love for the young lord of the Phoenix Clan whenever she saw him. The elders of both families were delighted, and soon arranged an engagement for the two.
At long last, the potion wore off. Hua Rui realized that things had somehow spiraled out of control...
Coming soon: I'm No Ordinary Fish
Yu Miao was a fish in the Celestial River. Everyone told her so, and Yu Miao believed she was just an ordinary fish.
Everyone knew that Emperor Feng Ling had caught her while fishing in the Celestial River. But before that, Emperor Feng Ling had fished there for many years, and there had never been any fish in the river. Nor was there one after Yu Miao.
As it happened, Emperor Feng Ling knew how to fish but not how to care for a fish. He left her in Mingzhao Hall and went away.
A hundred years later, Yu Miao took human form. The immortals marveled, "Mingzhao Hall really is rich in spiritual energy. Even an utterly ordinary fish can take human form!"
Yu Miao became a junior immortal attendant at Mingzhao Hall. She spent over a hundred years there, quietly loving Immortal Lord Qing Feng, the hall's senior disciple. Her life was fairly carefree until Immortal Lord Qing Feng brought back a young girl, the little princess of the Dragon Clan. He said she would become his junior sister once Emperor Feng Ling returned and accepted her as a disciple.
The little junior sister was adorable and lively. More importantly, her luck was unbelievably good. People said that although she was a princess of the Dragon Clan, she clearly had the fortune of a golden koi.
A golden koi appeared only once every ten thousand years and bore immense fortune. Yet none had appeared in the world for tens of thousands of years, and it seemed to be nothing more than a legend.
Only after being driven out of Mingzhao Hall did Yu Miao learn that she wasn't an ordinary fish at all. She was the golden koi blessed with immense fortune. It was just that every one of her scales had been ripped off while she was alive, and they had now become a necklace the Dragon Clan princess never took off.
How could her things be on someone else's body?
Since she was still alive, she had to take them back.
But why did the person she had casually rescued keep following her? And why was Immortal Lord Qing Feng calling the person beside her "Master"?
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 sure to be delicious.
He was gone for several hundred years. This had become his greatest secret, because he hadn't just caught a fish. He had caught himself a little wife.
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Theme: Live life on your own terms
I'm speechless. I clearly know that it's dangerous outside and I don't have much strength. I still have a milk baby and I don't have enough brains to run out.
The original male protagonist likes a woman who loves him wholeheartedly and humbly. No matter who that person is, it is a pity that the original female protagonist and the emperor have fallen in love with such a thing.
Okay, let me accompany the author here. The heroine is a pretentious b1
The heroine didn't work hard in cultivation, and she was fooled by others (if the immortal world did not rely on cultivation to survive, she would basically be reincarnated if she had a long life). The status of the heroine's family is destined to marry the Phoenix clan without love, so there is nothing wrong with Caiyun's calculation, and it does not harm her life. In reality, there are many people like this
Indeed, the heroine has to run away when her brain is not enough, and the author does not make up a good reason, making the heroine feel like she has no brain.
Since it is a treasure and not a human being, it will be destroyed without wisdom.
The story is interesting, but the writing still needs practice
Big, 20.6% Should be Aunt Hu
Damn, 45.6% Should be Fengjinnian. It's a typo. It's not tomato.
"Feng Jin" is a big thorn in the side of the author~