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Xu Shiyao is the eldest daughter born to a concubine in the Prime Minister's household, where she suffers endless abuse. While escaping over the wall, she gets lost in a mass grave and accidentally runs into her archenemy, Shen Huaichuan, who has been severely wounded.
She takes pity on him and saves him. After he recovers, he insists on escorting Xu Shiyao back to the Prime Minister's residence to repay her kindness.
Xu Shiyao: Thanks. I escaped less than a day ago.
Later, when Shen Huaichuan hears that Xu Shiyao is being abused at home, he immediately sends betrothal gifts and marries her, considering it repayment for saving his life.
He assumes Xu Shiyao will be deeply grateful, but it turns out she has lost her memory!
Even without her memories, she seems to have been born with a talent for infuriating Shen Huaichuan.
One day, Xu Shiyao is struggling to dismantle his carriage when she looks up and sees him grinning darkly nearby.
She immediately turns and runs, but he grabs her by the clothes.
Xu Shiyao makes an excuse: "Your carriage looked a little broken, so I was trying to fix it. Do you believe me?"
Shen Huaichuan says meaningfully, "Act cute, and I'll let it go."
Xu Shiyao takes three steps back.
This is bad. She has offended her archenemy, and now he seems to have fallen for her. What should she do?!
[Reading Guide]
* Both are each other's only partner, and the feelings go both ways.
* The heroine is both crazy and powerful; the hero is at the very top in terms of combat strength.
* She regains her memories later, followed by a little bit of the hero chasing his wife.
* After losing her memory, she's a sweet, delicate little fox. After regaining it, she's a mad beauty.
* The author's made up a mountain of personal worldbuilding.
(Synopsis has been screenshotted)
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He Yupu is a sickly beauty skilled in the occult. On the brink of death, he transmigrates into a horror game as a cannon-fodder NPC.
He casts a divination for himself. The results say that if he can save a player named Xie Jingyan, he can escape the illness plaguing him in the real world.
So He Yupu crosses a desolate wasteland alone to meet the madman trapped in an abyss thousands of feet deep.
The man is imprisoned in a frigid pool, with endless iron chains piercing his limbs and bones. His dark green eyes reveal an eerie madness.
He Yupu presses a gun to Xie Jingyan's heart and, under the man's chilling gaze, offers him a lingering, tender kiss. "From now on, you protect me."
In the misty snow, Xie Jingyan, who is regarded as an evil god, gains a believer all his own.
He Yupu wakes up inside a game instance. The players look down on this pretty but useless man and plan to secretly sacrifice him to the boss so they can escape the instance.
Unable to stop coughing, He Yupu lowers his head and follows at the very back of the group, looking pitiful.
Later, a bug suddenly appears in the instance. A sinister wind blows, and countless ghosts mutate.
Some teammates disappear, high-level players are gravely injured, and the whole team falls apart in an instant.
"Kill me? You think you can?"
Just as everyone thinks they're doomed, He Yupu stands alone among the countless monsters, fingers moving through the gestures of a spell. He looks just like a vengeful ghost crawling out of hell.
Not only do the evil spirits tremble in fear, but his teammates also kneel at his feet and beg for mercy.
Just as everyone thinks he's about to go on a killing spree, He Yupu suddenly coughs until the corners of his eyes turn red and damp. He can barely stand, looking like a frail, sickly beauty.
He pretends to fall into Xie Jingyan's arms. "There are ghosts everywhere. I'm so scared, quq."
Xie Jingyan silently surveys the wreckage all around them and manages to say, "Don't... be afraid."
Theme: Respect others.
Hey, hey, hey, he didn't listen to advice and came to Kangkang (and got beaten)
It looks great. It's thicker!
Chen Xiang's method of killing the prince to show her loyalty to the emperor seemed stupid. After all, a prince must have loyal guards under his command. It was hard to say what would happen to them if their master died. Moreover, the emperor could completely blame the prince's death on the heroine and ask the heroine to pay for it with his life. From the emperor's point of view, he would not have to take action and hide his thoughts about solving the prince, but also eliminate possible personal worries. It could appease the prince's people, and threaten the heroine's family to make people show their loyalty to the emperor. The emperor could say that he did not want to harm his compatriots and then fulfill his benevolence and generosity. And regardless of whether the male protagonist, the prince, really wants to rebel, he has not taken any action, or the emperor has not caught the evidence, and the heroine killing the prince, if found out, is a crime of defying the imperial power and killing the clan. Everything Chen Xiang said seemed to be what she had heard, and she had no evidence. Wasn't she afraid that the relationship between the emperor and the prince was not as strong as she thought?
"Selected physical condition" is a big thorn in the side of the author~
According to his [current] physical condition, he will not survive more than three years
At the beginning, the heroine gave me the illusion of a substitute marriage
Press your claws, come on~
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This article is very nice and the cover is nice too. Why is there no one here?
Hey, hey, hey, he didn't listen to advice and came to Kangkang (and got beaten)
It looks great. It's thicker!
Chen Xiang's method of killing the prince to show her loyalty to the emperor seemed stupid. After all, a prince must have loyal guards under his command. It was hard to say what would happen to them if their master died. Moreover, the emperor could completely blame the prince's death on the heroine and ask the heroine to pay for it with his life. From the emperor's point of view, he would not have to take action and hide his thoughts about solving the prince, but also eliminate possible personal worries. It could appease the prince's people, and threaten the heroine's family to make people show their loyalty to the emperor. The emperor could say that he did not want to harm his compatriots and then fulfill his benevolence and generosity. And regardless of whether the male protagonist, the prince, really wants to rebel, he has not taken any action, or the emperor has not caught the evidence, and the heroine killing the prince, if found out, is a crime of defying the imperial power and killing the clan. Everything Chen Xiang said seemed to be what she had heard, and she had no evidence. Wasn't she afraid that the relationship between the emperor and the prince was not as strong as she thought?
"Selected physical condition" is a big thorn in the side of the author~ According to his [current] physical condition, he will not survive more than three years
At the beginning, the heroine gave me the illusion of a substitute marriage
Press your claws, come on~
Spread the flowers Spread the flowers Spread the flowers Spread the flowers Spread the flowers Spread the flowers Spread the flowers Spread the flowers Spread the flowers Spread the flowers Spread the flowers Spread the flowers Spread the flowers Spread the flowers Spread the flowers Spread the flowers Spread the flowers
This article is very nice and the cover is nice too. Why is there no one here?