Two cheerful little girls live in a mountain village, spending their days reading, farming, and practicing martial arts. What a carefree life...
As if.
Monsters run rampant, and the village is destroyed overnight as the demon race returns. With nowhere else to turn, the two girls become each other's support. Following a trail of clues, they set off to find a master, cultivate their spiritual powers, and uncover the truth.
Their perilous entrance exam, a tumultuous training expedition down the mountain, an eerie white figure that appears in the dead of night, and a senior sister whose behavior has grown strange... Danger lurks within their sect, shrouded in mystery. The two have no choice but to descend the mountain and search for the “right” truth.
A killer who became infamous across the land for slaughtering an entire sect in a single night has appeared. In a mountain of corpses lies the most brutal kind of rebirth. The secrets of the spiritual cultivation clans are slowly coming to light, but what truth is hidden behind the peaceful facade?
A gentle, obsessive girl who teeters on the brink of becoming a villain, constantly flirting with total corruption and liable to trigger an imprisonment ending if she lets her guard down × a naturally airheaded, directionally challenged girl who is righteous, free-spirited, honest, sincere, fiercely protective of her sister, and trusts her unconditionally
Note: This is a story about two girls. It is an original work, and every name mentioned in it was invented by the author.
Naraka: In Buddhist terminology, this means the Avici Hell from which there is no escape. That is the only meaning it has in this story.
This is a fictional world. All the worldbuilding and settings in the story exist solely for this novel and apply only here.
One-on-one romance. Happy ending.
Extra note: The plot progresses through a series of locations. Overall, it's a lighthearted story with a serious plot, following two girls as they cultivate their spiritual powers, fight monsters, and explore new places, along with their sweet everyday moments. Some parts contain mild horror elements, though nothing too intense, at least not enough to scare me. Please read at your discretion.
Theme: Never forget who you are.
Damn, I personally think it's not appropriate to use the word "husband and wife" when two girls get married, and why does one of them have to be the "groom"? They are both brides, so they don't need to imitate the ways of men and women. After all, "marry" and "marry" are unequal rituals from the perspective of the wording method. And there is no need to look like a man if you are bold, cheerful, free and uninhibited, because these good qualities should not be linked to gender. Personally, I think the charm of Lily is equality. There is no need to imitate the offensive positions of other sexual orientations. There is no suppression or being suppressed, only mutual giving and giving. No one treats the other as a woman to love and love, only both parties love each other as real people. Da Da's novel is full of positive energy. I really like the relationship between the two protagonists and the power of love shown in the novel. I only have reservations about these details. Maybe it's because the author Da Da originally intended to write romance, but I only read Lily, so I think there is something strange about it. But the flaws do not hide the good points, I hope the author will bring more good works
It's great, looking forward to seeing the next one
It's not easy, I only got to eat meat in the finale (wiping away tears)
Go-getter, are you the go-getter?
I understand, teacher, I understand, is it because Mo Zheng suddenly likes to wear red clothes because she found that Xiaoye would be in a daze every time she saw her wearing red clothes? Right? Right? I had an enlightenment, a flash of inspiration, right, right, right?
Sister, the Ye you wrote is not kind. She is the only Holy Mother in the world. People who do evil can be spared, and those who want to kill her can be spared. There is even a plot about capturing Meng Huo seven times. You said she has principles and is not a good person. What kind of principles do you have? I just created a living Buddha character who "doesn't kill people". You think this means being kind and loving, but this is actually the coldest thing.
"Husband" is a big bug for the author~ Women, they are all girls
Even though everyone has won, Xiaozheng still comes to speak as a loser (
Met Tao Mu and Xiao Tao He again
Hahahahahaha, as soon as the plot of you two started, you started to have a crush on elementary school students, right?