(Written when I was inexperienced and still embarrassed by my old work. The blurb is the best-written part of the whole story, so proceed with caution.)
Jiang Chuli thought she was truly lucky. Though she had transmigrated to the world of cultivation and become a lowly little demon, she had met so many wonderful friends.
They practiced cultivation with her, took her on adventures, and helped her claim a place among the demon race.
Jiang Chuli thought they would always be like that. Even if they eventually scattered across the world, they would still be good friends.
So when Jun Guanlan ravaged the demon realm for the sake of peace in the human world, she went to Qingyan Mountain, hoping to persuade her former friend for the sake of the entire demon race.
She had thought of so many things to say, like how not all demons ate people, and how the two races could make a new pact... There had to be a way. They didn’t have to wipe out every demon.
But she didn’t manage to say a single word.
Jun Guanlan drove his gleaming sword mercilessly into her heart. She heard him say, “This demon core is quite good. Give it to Xinwei, and it can restore most of her soul power.”
So... he wasn’t killing demons for the sake of the human world at all.
When Jiang Chuli woke again, there was no one around.
She had a secret she had never told anyone.
Every time she died, she became stronger.
When Jun Guanlan was young, he traveled the world with his friends, sword in hand, and happened to save a little demon.
She was as gentle and clear as moonlight, and in an instant, she shone into his miserable early life. He was forever marked by her, and yet he treasured that feeling.
Those were the happiest days of Jun Guanlan’s life.
Until he returned to Qingyan Mountain and took on his so-called mission, rising from a young swordsman to the mountain’s revered master, capable of breaking all magic with a single sword. Jun Guanlan never forgot the little demon with the smiling eyes.
As it happened, his long-estranged friends felt the same way.
Reading guide:
1. There will be plenty of unrequited feelings. Love triangle chaos ahead!
2. A gentle female lead, written for my own enjoyment.
3. The female lead won’t reciprocate any of the feelings in the main story. She’ll end up with someone in the extras, one-on-one.
4. The blurb’s character is not the male lead. His ashes will be scattered.
5. More to be added if I think of anything.
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Here’s a preview of another upcoming story:
“When the Parasitic Vine Female Side Character Awakens”
Yun Yi was a parasitic vine, and it seemed she was born to survive by clinging to others. She fell in love with a celestial lord from the Shangqing Sect, and spent thirty years there, nameless and unrecognized, in a state of abject humility.
Only in the end did she learn that she was merely a replacement for a deceased junior sister of the Shangqing Sect.
After the junior sister returned, everyone dug out Yun Yi’s demon core and stripped away her spiritual bones, leaving her to struggle for a hundred years in the Demon Abyss.
Only on the verge of death did she remember that she was nothing more than a cannon-fodder female side character in a book.
Returning a hundred years into the past, Yun Yi had only just taken human form, and none of it had begun yet.
Faced with an invitation from the young celestial lord,
Yun Yi smiled faintly.
“In this life, those who love me and those who don’t will all become nourishment for me.”
Theme: Love others, but love yourself more
What kind of dog man is this? Even my sweetheart can't recognize it!
Doesn't this bitch want to use the body of that young apprentice to resurrect the heroine?
It's so bad. He was so cruel in one move. All his friends recognized him. He was the only one.
The writing and plot are okay, but I don't know if there is something wrong with my understanding. They both wanted to resurrect the heroine, and then they did so many things, starting a human-monster war. If the heroine's character is known, she will definitely kill him first, but she must not feel good about it. Why don't any of those who know the inside story tell Jun that the heroine is a phoenix and is not dead?
The heroine must be sick, she was killed, and she still stays here pretending to be stupid. This is completely inconsistent with the image of the heroine in the text. I hope the author should do this
What happened in the past 50 years can only be described in a few sentences. It's already 44 chapters and it's not written yet. Anyway, the heroine has to find the truth regardless of whether she accuses her or not. Hey, I'm so long-winded that I won't tell you anything. I'll just pretend to be mysterious.
The heroine is probably a phoenix. The phoenix is reborn, its feathers are richer, its voice is clearer, and its spirit is more marrow. So the heroine becomes more beautiful after her resurrection.
I'm so annoyed by the unclear writing.
Does this article tell readers that this is the consequence of being ill-informed? The foreshadowing is too long. I tried skipping to watch it, but I still had less and less desire to continue watching.
There are too many threads buried, and I have been laying the groundwork. I really want to see that bullshit Sword Master crematorium quickly, and all the ashes are gone.