[Blurb]
The year Lin Qizhu transmigrated back to the cultivation world, the transmigrator who had possessed her body disappeared.
The aloof master she admired asked her, “Why was it you who came back?”
The arrogant senior brother she respected said, “Give my junior sister back to me.”
The sinister Demon Lord she feared told her, “You're inferior to her in every way!”
Lin Qizhu: ...Could I actually be the cannon fodder in some melodramatic cultivation short series???
To save the transmigrator, they switched her body, damaged her spiritual roots, and kept promising to make it up to her someday.
Lin Qizhu: That's right! I'm cannon fodder! This plot is exactly what it looks like!
So, utterly disappointed, Lin Qizhu faked her death and left the mountain.
In the fourth year after giving up cultivation, she saw her old acquaintances again.
But this time, something seemed different.
The sinister Demon Lord chased after her, aggrieved. “Why do you always brush me off and ignore me?”
The arrogant senior brother, eyes red, reminded her bitterly, “I should be the person closest to you, the one who understands you best!”
Even the aloof master seemed like a different person, interrogating her like a vengeful ghost. “You said you wanted to be my wife, my wife. Why would you leave me?”
Lin Qizhu: ...Could I actually be the love interest in one of those stories where the love-struck lead gets their comeuppance???
But they don't know that in the past four years, she's already met the bright moonlight meant for her. That person taught her that love isn't rejection or belittlement, and it certainly isn't hurting someone under the pretense of having no choice.
Looking back now, those people she once thought dazzling and untouchable weren't all that special after all.
So whether she's someone else's cannon fodder or heroine, she won't be either.
Being herself is already more than enough.
[One Male Candidate's Version]
They say being a master is a high-risk profession. When Lin Qizhu was young and inexperienced, she had a crush on her aloof master and told him she wanted to be his wife. As expected, he harshly condemned her confession as an outrageous breach of propriety and said she'd be struck by lightning.
Later, a transmigrator used her body. To save that transmigrator, her aloof master laid waste to the Demon City and searched a thousand mountains, doing everything in his power...
So, you see, not everyone who falls for their master gets struck by lightning. Even when a master says something is “outrageous,” it depends on who he's talking about.
Later, Lin Qizhu packed her bags and left the sect.
Then, in the fourth year after she gave up cultivation, she was trapped in a dark room. The place was a mess, and her portraits covered the floor.
Outside the door, her sanctimonious master, long gone mad, asked with a soft laugh, “You were the one who said you liked me first, weren't you?”
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[Important content warnings]
1. The endgame pairing is set! The master is only one of the male candidates.
2. The opening has all kinds of old-school melodramatic tropes.
3. The heroine's true love is her bright moonlight, but that person dies young (prepare for heartbreak). The other male candidates get more page time.
4. The heroine is the sole protagonist, but this isn't a strong-female-lead story or a transmigration-into-a-book story.
5. This is not a feel-good power fantasy. This is not a feel-good power fantasy. This is not a feel-good power fantasy.
[Meet the Male Candidates]
Gentle, scheming Miaojiang Gu King + gloomy, unhinged, aloof master + sharp-tongued, rebellious Demon Lord + possessive, lovesick mad-dog junior brother (?)
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A world-weary heroine who seems unhinged but is actually clear-headed × a gloomy male lead who seems clear-headed but is actually unhinged
Before He Guang left home, her father drilled one rule into her: never pick up men you find by the roadside.
If they're injured, disabled, or dead, pretend you didn't see them and run as far away as possible.
The more handsome a man is, the better he is at lying.
So when He Guang really did find a handsome young Daoist unconscious by the roadside, she didn't think twice before dragging him home. She cared for him meticulously for over a month, only to discover that he'd poisoned her. Excited and thrilled, she said, “You ungrateful bastard! I've finally found a living, breathing ungrateful bastard!”
But one day, once she'd had enough of the experience, she abandoned the gravely ill ingrate and ran off.
The second time was at a brothel. A male slave, covered in wounds and with alluring, otherworldly features, grabbed the hem of her skirt and begged her to buy his freedom and take him away. She recognized the familiar venom and chill in his eyes, but ignored them, burning with enthusiasm. “Rescuing someone from a life of prostitution! That's my duty and responsibility!”
But one day, she lost interest in rescuing people from brothels too. She ignored the man on the bed, suffering in agony under the effects of an aphrodisiac, and walked away without a second thought.
The third time... The fourth time...
Eventually, she picked up too many handsome men.
So many that one of them, eyes red, stormed her home, swearing to kill every man she'd picked up and lock her away with him.
He Guang rested her chin in her hand and gazed at him for a long moment before sighing helplessly. “My father was right. You men really are far too jealous.”
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Jin Xuling had no idea that, after leaving the Hehuan Sect, he'd meet a woman like He Guang.
If he'd known, he never would have considered switching to the merciless sword path.
Instead, he'd have kept practicing at the Hehuan Sect and learned more ways to charm and seduce people.
So he could tempt her, make her addicted to his body, and ensure she'd only ever crave him.
Luckily, he now holds down the hand squeezing his heart and thinks: It's not too late.
“Guang, either kill me or have me.”
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Still hardly anyone normal, and now even the heroine is abnormal.
This time I want to write the delicious food that caters to my own tastes.
The young Daoist and the male slave in the blurb are the same person.
Theme: Wherever my heart is at peace is home.
I don't like free prostitution. When I read this article, it can be considered a beginning and an end. I don't think a character's growth requires physical resistance, but you do need a superficial attitude. Is it possible for others to continue to be tolerant when they are clearly showing ill intentions towards you over and over again? Maybe the heroine has grown in the author's eyes, but from my personal perspective as a reader, there has been growth, but it's minimal. In the copywriting, the scenes where the heroine's body is changed and her heart blood is taken are very impactful, expressing the unfair treatment the heroine suffered. Is it because the heroine is weak? It can be seen from this that this sect has unhealthy habits from its roots, and they think that giving up your body to them can make things clear. I don't think it's possible to do this. No matter how others have used the heroine's body for so many years, this body was also given to her by the heroine's parents. No one! Having the right to deprive others of their bodies is called body-seizing. Moral kidnapping: It is shameless for the original owner to give his body to others. Moreover, the heroine's body was taken away from her by others for so many years and no one has come to her. When the heroine comes back, she is asked to give her body to others. It is even more shameless to force the victim to continue being persecuted. From the beginning, I would not have a good impression of the female partner of this sect who has vested interests, because her happiness is based on the pain of others. So from your perspective, you will think that I, the reader, have strong malice towards female partners. Later, it fell into the classic plot of choosing between two female protagonists and a female protagonist. No one chose the female protagonist, and they clearly saw the warmth and warmth of human relationships. Subsequently, the heroine went through a series of things, including Bai Yueguang's death, and she also gained strength through cultivation. Maybe the heroine has grown a little bit at this time. After all, a person is given up time and time again and protected by others, and the only person who protects you later also dies. At this time, you will grow up to some extent. The person who protected you has died. From now on, you can only protect yourself. Even if that person dies, I hope you can live a happy and free life. The fact that he went to ask for medicine later and was robbed of it should show that the female supporting role is not a good person. And what I have never been able to figure out is that the heroine who was chosen from the second choice at that time was the one who was given up. By default, her life and death were unknown and she was dead. The heroine came back to ask for medicine and showed up. These people were the heroines they gave up in the first place. How could they be so shameless and ask the heroine to do this and that? At this point, the senior brother said that the heroine was his relative and that the heroine was her relative. However, the heroine had been missing for so many years and she always spoke like a father when they met. It's not a scene of grateful relatives reunited. At this time, shouldn't a person's psychological logic be, don't you think it's ironic? I didn't see the heroine's psychological description in this paragraph. Later, she was robbed of medicine. Do I still need to endure it? If two people can treat the heroine like this, is there some tacit consent from the master? Or is it that Master usually doesn't care about things and only cares about his skills and not his conduct? Has the heroine thought about this? I don't know. Can the author explain it? And if I remember correctly, the senior brother looked down on the heroine before she traveled to the real world. The heroine came back from time travel and was so devoted to the female partner who was holding the heroine's body? In my eyes, those who say they like the female protagonist are actually just men who are greedy for the female protagonist's body and like the female protagonist's personality. Later, the female supporting character became anxious and wanted to hunt down the heroine because she saw the heroine stabbing the master with a knife. I thought about the female protagonist using the heroine's body to hunt down the heroine, but it turned out to be the case. People with vested interests came to hunt down the creditor, and even robbed the heroine of her medicine. She has enjoyed the benefits of the heroine, and the debt was repaid by her master and senior brother (in my eyes, it is not a debt repayment at all, everyone owes the heroine). Does the heroine still think she is a good person? And I can bear it in the past, this paragraph. How much debt is owed to the heroine by others and when will the heroine be repaid? There is no psychological description of the heroine's views on this matter in this paragraph, and I don't know what the heroine thinks. So in the follow-up chapter 108, the heroine's view of the female counterpart turned out to be relatively friendly, which made me feel speechless. Later, the female partner stopped pretending and directly revealed her obvious malice towards the heroine. But the previous chapters have more or less hinted at the malevolent intentions of the female protagonist. Hasn't the heroine understood it yet? Even though the heroine didn't have much strength left, she was kicked off the cliff by Ti Liu without much resistance. My blood pressure soared. Okay, I have no interest in watching the follow-up plot. I just want to ask the heroine now, do you think all the malice you have suffered is fair? Since ancient times, it has been natural to pay back debts. Is it possible not to repay the debts others owe you? Hello hostess, should good people be held at gunpoint? That being said, if the subsequent author writes about topics that interest me or his writing skills improve, we may meet again. Thank you for always generating love. It's depressing when a new author writes an article that not many people read, but if someone at least takes the time to read your article, it will be more or less encouraging. Even though this long review is biased towards the negative, I at least read the whole article carefully for you. This is the first time I write a long review after reading this article for so many years, because I really think this article is a pity. I also want to thank the author for writing this. I am not unhappy after reading the article. I just always look forward to the heroine's great growth. It has been too long and I don't want to wait anymore. I also wish the author a happy life, good health and happiness
Good guys, Bai Yueguang and the heroine are both destined to be sacrificed. They are fateful couples.
Hey, is this emperor a character who has appeared before?
Omg I feel sorry for Master
Suddenly an idea came to my mind... Could it be that Qizhu's master after he was a child was the real Li Yuyu? Now this Li Yuyu was soul-changed, and the real master has long since disappeared.
This part is like some kind of substance
Qizhu's many little moves are so cute and I like it [erector-eared rabbit head] [erected-eared rabbit head]
Ahhhhhhhh congratulations on the completion!!! 🌈🌈🌈
It's over 😚 I'm so happy to see it. The fate of those who bullied Qizhu is really satisfying. At the end of the story, Qizhu and Bai Yueguang finally meet again 😭 Let's live happily together in the future!
Finished spreading flowers! 😚 Qizhu has someone worthy of her love waiting for her