Yan Miao transmigrates into a book and becomes the villain. After being killed by a single sword strike from Shu Juan, the shining light of the righteous path, Yan Miao thinks she can finally call it a day.
But she never expected to become a female ghost and continue wandering around this world.
Yan Miao: Huh?
Even more unexpected, she not only becomes a female ghost but has to haunt Shu Juan right under his nose.
Yan Miao: Well... that's pretty exciting.
One day, a female cultivator walks into Shu Juan's room. Shu Juan bolts out of the room and says righteously, "A man and a woman alone together in one room would harm my reputation."
The female cultivator: "I don't care about my reputation."
Shu Juan: "I care about mine."
Yan Miao: Hah. Do you even know that you share a bed with a female ghost every single night?
The male lead is gentle, virtuous, and deeply devoted, keeping his feelings hidden.
The female lead is the cultivation world's number-one scapegoat.
Also known as The Burdens I've Taken on Could Circle the Globe and What Should I Do After Becoming My Archrival's Ghostly Accessory?
Theme: The warmth you give others will eventually heal you, too.
I feel that Shu Yan is a bad person. After listening to the heroine's theory about weapon training, he started to engage in evil deeds.
Not why there are so many bl
Not only does the male protagonist know that the person in the cold wood branch is the female protagonist, but he may also be the one who saved the female protagonist's lingering spirit.
The hero can't recognize his own sword? Doesn't a blind person have spiritual consciousness and aura? If the sword also has a spirit, his master will not be able to recognize it?
The wound on the chest... Could it be that the heart blood was taken to drive Han Muzhi to retain the heroine's soul...?
Why are there so many bls!!!
The more you look at me, the more beautiful you become, everyone is so miserable
Why are people in love so miserable? . .
It's so miserable. Why are the supporting characters so miserable?
Good. . . Car. . .