New novels coming soon! ~~"Reborn as a Divine Artifact, Now All the Leads Want Me" and "Taking the Lord God Along to Save the Tragic Endings"
Synopsis for "Reborn as a Divine Artifact, Now All the Leads Want Me":
Lin Ling is brought by the System into a badly unfinished tragic novel, where she becomes the ultimate divine artifact capable of changing the leads' fates. To complete her System mission and keep her soul from dissipating, she has no choice but to change the fate of this world and save the lives of its three leads.
In the original story, the heroine Mu Chu is the destined goddess, and must obtain the divine arts contained within the artifact and become a god to save all living beings. The original male leads one and two fight over the artifact to help Mu Chu ascend, while secretly coveting the ancient divine arts hidden within it.
The three leads take turns asking her to sacrifice her intelligence and hand over her divine arts and power. Lin Ling gives a merciless, cold laugh: Trust these three fools to save the world? I'd be better off doing it myself than binding myself to them!
So the little fraud, wearing a dignified expression, adopts an aloof and haughty look and says, "I am the only divine artifact in this world. Only a true god is worthy of wielding me."
In other words, none of you are worthy!
To her surprise, the leads instead breathe a sigh of relief.
"That's easy. There is still one true god in this world, and as it happens, she's Mu Chu's master."
Lin Ling: ??? System! Where the hell did the System go? There's someone like that in this ridiculous novel?
The System slowly comes to: There is. The character just doesn't get many lines and dies early.
The true god Zisang answers the summons. Her white hair is like frost, and when she lifts her eyes, she's like the first snow among plum blossoms. The red jade earring in her right ear is as captivating as blood.
From that moment on, the little fraud who had always used disguises to protect herself meets a god who can see through everything, yet is willing to accept her without limit.
The god says, "I'm right here. You don't have to be afraid anymore."
PS: One-on-one romance, happy ending. An aloof beauty who loves reading stories, paired with a stubborn but soft-hearted little fraud.
Synopsis for "Taking the Lord God Along to Save the Tragic Endings":
Han Wei was frail and spent her whole life being a burden. She listened to the orphanage director pray, "May the gods protect you," for twenty years, then finally died in a snowy field.
So no one knew better than her that there were no gods in this world.
Fate had a strange way of working. On the day she died young, someone claiming to be the Lord God told her, "As long as you change the tragic endings of three worlds, you can be reborn."
Han Wei blinked. Reborn?
Could this be a trap?
She asked, "Will I live a long, healthy life?"
The Lord God: "Yes."
Han Wei: "Will I be carefree, with money in my pocket?"
The Lord God: "That can be arranged."
Han Wei: "All right. Sign here and leave me proof!"
The Lord God's brow twitched. "I'm a god! How could I possibly lie?"
Han Wei smiled faintly. "Gods are the least trustworthy of all. The director prayed to the gods for twenty years to cure all my illnesses, and I still died."
Han Wei takes this haughty, mysterious, and arrogant Lord God with her, and changes the tragic endings in three stories while trading barbs with him.
In the first world, she goes from a supporting character who serves as a mere plot device to the ill-fated white moonlight who takes all the blame for every sin, dies to restore peace to the world, and quietly disappears from the story.
In the second world, she goes from the wicked princess consort who gets in the way of the hero and heroine falling in love in an old-school romance to the very person the hero loves but cannot have, leaving him consumed with regret. She even scatters his ashes.
In the third world, she is the high priest of a temple who has lived in seclusion for twenty years and never shown herself to the world. With the theocracy in decline and royal power on the rise, Han Wei finally realizes that this so-called Lord God really has deceived her.
The Lord God has always called himself Bai Yu. Han Wei finds him and demands, "Who are you, really?"
Which world's Lord God is he...
DIVIDER
Synopsis of this novel:
Lingze, a Dao Lord of Changbai Immortal Sect, was born with a Daoist heart and had a talent unmatched throughout the entire cultivation world.
Everyone knew that ever since she took human form from a spiritual flower, she had stayed by the side of Dao Venerable Hanzhi. They were both teacher and friend to each other, and were close.
So no one ever imagined that one day these two would turn their swords against each other.
Not even Lingze herself had ever imagined it.
Hanzhi had guided her onto the path of cultivation and accompanied her as she trained. He was the person she trusted most, and the one she found hardest to let go of amid the vague feelings in her heart.
Until the day she achieved great success in the Dao and was about to enter the Mahayana stage, when a sword through the heart shattered their relationship for good.
No one knew why Hanzhi had done it. He remained silent through every question and accusation.
With her original form shattered and her soul weakened, Lingze drifted among countless spirits, burdened by questions and resentment. After decades, now a Ghost King, she finally meets Hanzhi again.
Her questions and suspicions are gradually confirmed. That seemingly merciless killing blow all those years ago was actually meant to preserve her one chance at survival, so she could at least continue to exist in this world.
As Lingze searches for answers and a way to restore her body, she comes to understand the source of the inner struggle she has carried for years, and sees the constancy beneath Hanzhi's cool, silent exterior.
In the nightmare illusion, Hanzhi casts aside all restraint and guilt, as the desires in his heart are magnified without limit.
Lingze looks up at the handsome, frost-like face above her, and at the turbulent, unsteady look in his eyes, so unlike his usual self. With a sigh, she says, "Hanzhi, you love me."
PS: 1. One-on-one romance with a happy ending. The story leans more heavily on plot.
2. There are plenty of original elements, so please don't overanalyze.
3. Lots of melodrama, so please bear with me.
Premise: Protect social peace and security.
No, isn't the ending a bit hasty? I haven't seen enough yet
It's quite beautiful, but why is it over?
Happy New Year everyone! ~