[According to my outline, the male lead dies in the end. Read with caution.]
That day, Immortal Venerable Cheng Huai ran his sword through Ning Xuan, killing her and the demonic fetus in her belly. Only then did Ning Xuan realize how much her "future husband" hated her and the child she carried.
He forbade her to call him Master because she was unworthy of being his disciple.
He forbade her from entering his study because it contained countless plans for killing the demonic fetus.
He forbade her from cultivating because only if she was weak enough would she be unable to protect herself and her child.
Ning Xuan watched as he used half his cultivation and his soul to mend her body and spirit. He even dressed her in a red wedding gown, waiting to hold their Daoist Companions' Ceremony together.
But he was fated to wait in vain.
Wearing her wedding gown, Ning Xuan leapt from the Immortal-Slaying Platform, gave up her cultivation, and became a mortal princess.
Sitting in a tavern, she listened to the storyteller praise the Immortal Venerable of the Upper Realm: how he saved all living beings, how deeply he loved his wife, and how he pursued her all the way into the mortal world. She raised her wine cup and smiled.
Downstairs, the Imperial Preceptor, whose face was identical to the Immortal Venerable's, stood at the entrance and gazed up at Ning Xuan, who was leaning over the railing. He waited from dawn till dusk, snow covering his shoulders and hair.
People said that the princess liked men who bore some resemblance to the Imperial Preceptor, yet never so much as laid a finger on the real one. She must have loved him terribly.
Only the Imperial Preceptor knew that he was the one who truly loved her beyond measure.
[Note]
I said in a reply to a comment on the first chapter that the ending depended on the male lead's behavior. By the time I wrote the chapters before the story went premium, I found it hard to convince myself to give them a happy ending. I hadn't decided on the ending in advance, so I gave everyone false hopes. I'm sorry.
[Blurb revised on July 1, 2022]
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Blurb:
In her previous life, Shi Yunyou was a teacher. After transmigrating into a world that combined several xianxia novels, she returns to her old profession with a "homeroom teacher System," helping all the "problem students" develop in every area: morality, intelligence, physical fitness, aesthetics, and labor.
Before she arrived: The domineering male lead, beaten down by cannon fodder, was so weary of life he was preparing to kill himself. The female lead of the tragic romance was so lovesick that she dug out her own immortal bones for her lover and died without a single regret. The Demon Venerable was massacring a city, bent on killing tens of thousands of civilians. The reborn, obsessive Immortal Venerable was ready to fight the Demon Venerable to the death, with both of them going down together.
After she arrived: The domineering male lead worked hard and became the strongest sword cultivator. The tragic-romance heroine successfully took revenge and tore her scumbag ex to pieces. The Demon Venerable took up construction projects and won the love of countless people and demons. The Immortal Venerable let go of his obsession and joined Shi Yunyou in "saving all living beings."
On ordinary days, these four powerful figures stirred up trouble in their own territories (?). Then one day, the four bigwigs, each powerful enough to shake the whole world with a single step, suddenly gathered together. Everyone thought it was over and that war was about to break out.
No one expected them to bow to Shi Yunyou at the same time and cry out in unison: "Master!"
Shi Yunyou: I never told them they had other disciples.
The three disciples nearly started a war over the title of her one and only disciple.
Only the Immortal Venerable watched with his arms crossed. "I don't want to be her disciple. I want to be her man."
The disciples: ??? You can do that?!
Theme: Love yourself before loving others.
Forget about each other in the world
The heroine has never had the power to control her own life, and has always been in a state of being unable to control herself, so in the end she doesn't resent anything, she just longs for freedom. For the heroine, the reason why love is important is because she had nothing before. She only got love from others, and she got friendship and respect from this love. She only had this. But I found that these things are like a mirror, and cannot be maintained at all, so I am so depressed. I hope that nothing can be exchanged for the simplest and easiest, and at the same time the most important freedom. To a certain extent, the male protagonist is actually no longer important. The female protagonist is completing the reshaping of her outlook on life at this stage, and it is enough to walk this journey together.
This paragraph is meaningless. The heroine's heart is far away from the immortal. Now he is doing this while the heroine has lost her memory. Is the reincarnated heroine still the heroine? The heroine clearly does not forgive him and still acts like this. Even if he is killed in the end, it feels like it is forced. If the man behaves more sadly, the crematorium will not be considered forced. Anything that does not respect resources is forced. The heroine has been forced for the first half of her life.
What if the heroine can still cultivate immortality and follow the ruthless path? There is no man in my heart, so I draw my sword to the God of Nature. Let the male protagonist be the love disaster of the female protagonist! In the end, the heroine has feelings, but to love all living beings in the world is to reach the point where everything comes into your heart and you don't pay attention to anything. In a sense, this is also be for the male protagonist. Of course, I still have to torture the male protagonist.
In fact, I want to see the heroine go through the plot and not care about the hero. Then the hero comes to her to pursue her and pester her hahahaha
Why must he use love flowers? This is really selfish of the male protagonist. It's obvious that the heroine no longer loves him. All have given up. Just because you love him, you have to make the heroine fall in love with him again. Then it became even more desperate when the heroine was killed.
Um, why do I feel like many novels have the same female protagonist who has a deep attachment to the male protagonist. I may have given up on the past, but then I was not interested in anyone and was only curious about the male protagonist. 23333
If you want the heroine to lose the memory of these few days, I think it is a bit disrespectful to the heroine. Although it is good to forget the pain, isn't it also bound by shackles... The heroine should have the right to choose. Whether she misses this relationship because of unequal information, she should make her own choice. Moreover, the heroine has finally sublimated her thoughts, which is also a kind of growth. (But in fact, if she really loses her memory, the heroine will definitely remember it... Then she will definitely feel that she has been severely deceived...) (It's not that the author doesn't respect the heroine, I just express my own opinion. I don't think the author can't write like this, I just express my opinion on the male protagonist's approach. The author writes very well and I like it very much)
Insert an eye first. Seeing that the male protagonist was about to die, it didn't take long for me to come in with a snap.
Hey, what do you mean by saying that the male and female protagonists are torturing each other again and again?
I want to say to the Imperial Master: You too have today.
Forget about each other in the world The heroine has never had the power to control her own life, and has always been in a state of being unable to control herself, so in the end she doesn't resent anything, she just longs for freedom. For the heroine, the reason why love is important is because she had nothing before. She only got love from others, and she got friendship and respect from this love. She only had this. But I found that these things are like a mirror, and cannot be maintained at all, so I am so depressed. I hope that nothing can be exchanged for the simplest and easiest, and at the same time the most important freedom. To a certain extent, the male protagonist is actually no longer important. The female protagonist is completing the reshaping of her outlook on life at this stage, and it is enough to walk this journey together.
This paragraph is meaningless. The heroine's heart is far away from the immortal. Now he is doing this while the heroine has lost her memory. Is the reincarnated heroine still the heroine? The heroine clearly does not forgive him and still acts like this. Even if he is killed in the end, it feels like it is forced. If the man behaves more sadly, the crematorium will not be considered forced. Anything that does not respect resources is forced. The heroine has been forced for the first half of her life.
What if the heroine can still cultivate immortality and follow the ruthless path? There is no man in my heart, so I draw my sword to the God of Nature. Let the male protagonist be the love disaster of the female protagonist! In the end, the heroine has feelings, but to love all living beings in the world is to reach the point where everything comes into your heart and you don't pay attention to anything. In a sense, this is also be for the male protagonist. Of course, I still have to torture the male protagonist.
In fact, I want to see the heroine go through the plot and not care about the hero. Then the hero comes to her to pursue her and pester her hahahaha
Why must he use love flowers? This is really selfish of the male protagonist. It's obvious that the heroine no longer loves him. All have given up. Just because you love him, you have to make the heroine fall in love with him again. Then it became even more desperate when the heroine was killed.
Um, why do I feel like many novels have the same female protagonist who has a deep attachment to the male protagonist. I may have given up on the past, but then I was not interested in anyone and was only curious about the male protagonist. 23333
If you want the heroine to lose the memory of these few days, I think it is a bit disrespectful to the heroine. Although it is good to forget the pain, isn't it also bound by shackles... The heroine should have the right to choose. Whether she misses this relationship because of unequal information, she should make her own choice. Moreover, the heroine has finally sublimated her thoughts, which is also a kind of growth. (But in fact, if she really loses her memory, the heroine will definitely remember it... Then she will definitely feel that she has been severely deceived...) (It's not that the author doesn't respect the heroine, I just express my own opinion. I don't think the author can't write like this, I just express my opinion on the male protagonist's approach. The author writes very well and I like it very much)
Insert an eye first. Seeing that the male protagonist was about to die, it didn't take long for me to come in with a snap.
Hey, what do you mean by saying that the male and female protagonists are torturing each other again and again?
I want to say to the Imperial Master: You too have today.