Synopsis: Du Siyun was extraordinarily gifted and made a name for himself at a young age. His cultivation proceeded smoothly all the way to the Mahayana stage. After surviving the lightning tribulation, he stood before the Heavenly Ladder, calmly bidding farewell to his master and friends. Neither praise nor disgrace could sway him, and he left behind a reputation that would endure for ages.
Just as he was about to embark on a new journey, he was hit squarely by a self-proclaimed Heavenly Realm Quality Assessment Assistant, and the Heavenly Ladder shattered.
According to the assistant, in order to build a harmonious and happy new family in the Heavenly Court, all ascended cultivators would undergo a rigorous character screening. Those who passed would have smooth sailing, while those who failed would be sent back to cultivate again and make up for their mistakes.
So, utterly bewildered, Du Siyun had his soul extracted and was sent into his past lives.
In one past life, he was the cold-hearted brother in a story about a real and fake heiress. To secure his inheritance, he stirred up trouble and sowed discord, causing one sister to die and the other to bear the blame and flee far away.
In another, he was a frustrated but talented man from a poor family. He pretended to be upright while using an admirer to commit murder and arson, eliminating his rivals, then sent her off with a poisoned cup of wine. He gained both fame and fortune.
In another past life, he was a man who had climbed out of a remote mountain village. After completing his education, he abandoned his poor family and did everything he could to marry a rich, beautiful heiress. He manipulated both sides, selfish and self-serving.
In another, he was a volatile tyrant who rose to power by marrying noblewomen and relied on his concubines to stabilize the court. Once they had served their purpose, he discarded them without a second thought, and lived to a ripe old age.
In another, he was a Sword Venerable with a beloved woman in his heart. He neither pursued nor rejected his junior sister, coldly watching her waste away and die of depression as she followed him through her tribulation of love.
Du Siyun, whose values had always been impeccable, felt his scalp go numb. He cried out that he had been wronged!
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Shen Mingli, carrying a golden finger, transmigrated into a supporting character in a beloved-by-all novel. Her mission was to help all the down-on-their-luck villainesses.
They were clever, bold, hardworking, and ambitious, yet fate was cruel to them. They repeatedly missed out on opportunities, and the harder they tried, the unluckier they got. They were constantly compared to the lucky female lead, until they finally broke down and turned evil, hurting others.
Beloved-by-all story: The female lead was kidnapped as a child. When she returned home years later, her parents and older brothers doted on her. The villainess was smart enough not to get kidnapped, so she was blamed and resented instead. After the female lead came back, she was expected to give in at every turn. Her childhood sweetheart fell in love with the female lead, and even the aloof senior she secretly admired began to see the female lead in a new light. After the villainess broke down, she spent all day at home picking fights with everyone, becoming universally disliked.
Shen Mingli, transmigrated as the aloof senior: ...
Historical marriage-by-proxy story: The villainess despised the male lead, who was injured and unconscious, so she broke off their engagement and married into a prince's household instead. To her dismay, the heir was impotent, and married life was unbearable. Her younger half-sister, who took her place and married the male lead, woke him from his coma by bringing him good luck, and was doted on endlessly. She gave birth to triplets in one pregnancy, then had five children within three years.
Shen Mingli is the heir to the prince's household, who is impotent and abusive.
Later, the prince's household became a first-rank princely estate. When someone complained to him that the villainess had acted immorally by breaking off their engagement, Shen Mingli scoffed.
It is estimated that the heroine was originally the eldest lady of the Big Rock Castle, and the fake lady was harmed. The civet cat was replaced by the prince and married into the Golden Eagle Sect. Maybe the leader of the Golden Eagle Sect was also involved.
Did the author forget about the protagonist's ascension? That's the end of it, and he didn't say whether it was successful or not.
Hey, when are you going to make a side story and climb the ladder 🌈
Couldn't it be intentional on the part of the Golden Eagle Gate? I wanted to marry him, but I was worried about the woman's low status, so I made a plan. Otherwise, I really couldn't figure out why I had to run away and be chased.
This story, this sister, is really speechless. My sister is pitiful, but there is nothing I can do about it. It's her parents' wishes. They don't want her. Why are you so kind? I know that she is dangerous and I know that she is just like him, but I just can't bear it. I must put it under my nose and walk into the trap step by step... I even thought that the male protagonist should leave her alone. This sister is so pitiful. I just want to live with her for the rest of my life. It just fulfills my sister's guilt.
What a pity about the doctor in the original world. In the original plot, he and the heroine were both playthings teased by the plot.
Why did it end so strangely?
I like the interpretation of female characters here. The characters' behavior is consistent with the personality and social environment. They don't write weird content just for fun. It's a rare book! But the male protagonist himself is a golden finger, so it can be regarded as a cool novel 🐶
???? Is it over? Has the protagonist ascended?
It's good-looking. Intellectually speaking, the male protagonist is here to compensate the female protagonists for their sins. Of course, he must put the female protagonist first in everything. But emotionally, in some worlds, the male protagonist gives in to the female protagonist at every turn and cultivates her step by step. In some worlds, the male protagonist even has no self-esteem, which makes people feel uncomfortable. It is said to be the sin of the previous life, but yet there are contradictions everywhere. If there is reincarnation and one has done evil in one life, why can one continue to do evil in the next reincarnation? It may be a setting issue, but it's not a big problem and doesn't affect it. However, it may not be suitable for people who control the protagonist.