[Updated late at night]
Chi Zhi Nuan, who had transmigrated into a xianxia novel, was drugged with an aphrodisiac by a hater.
The next morning, she looked at the ordinary man beside her, overwhelmed with shame.
So she ran away.
He caught up with her and demanded an explanation.
He looked cold, but when he spoke, his voice was gentle: "Don't go."
"Fellow cultivator, why don't we call this a beautiful misunderstanding?"
Who could have guessed that the ordinary man would be so angry at her words that he'd faint?
From then on, an ordinary man who couldn't hurt a fly stayed by her side.
But strangely, from that day on, even the fiercest beasts took a detour when they saw her.
All kinds of little demons and monsters even went out of their way to bring her spirit stones and rare treasures.
#You can owe anything but a debt of love#
#I suspect I stole someone else's luck#
Zhi Nuan didn't know that the beasts and monsters were scared half to death whenever they saw the gentle, kind Qian Si Xuan by her side.
He was the world's greatest master of disguise, the "Jade-Faced Demon."
Everyone was afraid of him.
Only she foolishly thought he was an ordinary man who couldn't hurt a fly.
She wanted freedom, so he had demons wreak havoc across the immortal mountains.
He gazed casually at the mountains engulfed in flames and curled his lip. "Is that all you've got?"
The demon, its face dark with frustration, made the hellfire burn even hotter. Seriously, which one of us is the demon here?
Later, when she wanted to cultivate, he said he could help her.
"Become Dao companions with me, and we'll cultivate together."
Chi Zhi Nuan: "...What?"
#I suspect I've been played, but I have no proof#
Qian Si Xuan had someone living in his heart, and she had been there for a lifetime.
So in this life, he decided to find her.
[Fated Encounter Begins]
The years stretched on beneath a world of pure white snow.
That day, she stood beneath the heavenly staircase with a lantern in hand. Snow blanketed the earth. He landed before her like a gust of wind, his clothes as white as the snow. "Who are you, down there?"
He had once seen a girl in a dream at the Celestial Pool. When she smiled, flowers bloomed across the vast, snowy landscape.
↓ Upcoming Novels ↓
Upcoming Novel 1: After I Picked the Wrong Target in My Villain Redemption Mission
After being bound to the Heavenly Dao System and assigned a mission to reform a villain, Gui Feng Wan worked diligently and conscientiously on her tasks.
The villain, Xie He Ting, needed warmth, so she brought him warmth with every meal, three times a day.
Afraid he'd be lonely spending New Year's alone in the mountains, she went out of her way to bring a huge pile of firecrackers up from the foot of the mountain and put on a whole night's worth of fireworks for him.
Later, they married, and their life together was fairly happy.
But at that point, the System told her Xie He Ting wasn't the villain. He was destined to become the only powerhouse in the Ten Realms, and he was fated to have no wife.
She had ruined his fate and changed the course of the entire Ten Realms.
And she would have to pay the price.
Gui Feng Wan: "?!!"
To fix things, she fed him a Forgetting Love Gu and left without looking back.
He forgot her, while she officially began her mission to reform the villain.
When they met again, he had become the strongest in the Ten Realms.
That day, he stood before the Demon-Slaying Abyss, looking down at her as if she were an ant.
He gripped her chin. "I remember you."
Her wedding dress was soaked in blood. As she braced herself against the ground, the astral wind from the Demon-Slaying Abyss had wounded her eyes, leaving her temporarily blind.
So many years had passed, yet she still recognized his voice. "Who are you?"
That night, the Immortal Venerable of the Ten Realms slaughtered every demon in the Demon-Slaying Abyss.
His eyes were bloodshot. He asked her, "Do you remember now?"
Upcoming Novel 2: The Rose Has No End
At the age of six, Qing Ran was sent to live at the Meng residence.
The first time she saw Meng Xing Ran was when he came home from school. She stumbled toward him. "Big brother, hug me."
The teenager glanced at her with his narrow eyes and walked around her.
Her voice was soft and babyish, her eyes red as a rabbit's from hurt. "...Big brother."
He turned back despite his impatience and smiled cruelly. "If you cry now, I'll hug you."
Then the surging crowd was drawn to a cry that pierced the air, high-pitched yet adorably childish. "...Waaah!"
From then on, he had a little shadow trailing after him.
His little shadow was called Qing Ran, Fu Fu.
Everyone knew how much he doted on his little sister Qing Ran.
When she said she didn't like him buying ice cream for other girls, he really did only ever buy it for her from then on.
The year she no longer wanted to be his little shadow, no longer wanted to hide behind him and be treated like a child, she made her first improper wish for him.
He simply said, "Fu Fu, you're drunk."
He had always thought his little shadow would forever be the same little girl who pouted and asked him to hold her in her babyish voice.
He never expected that when they met again, he would see the little shadow who once belonged to him with someone else's reflection in her eyes.
Later, he wrapped her in a bath towel. "Why won't you look at me?"
Blushing, she met his lingering gaze. "...Y-your clothes are wet."
Upcoming Novel 3: I Lose, You Win
The first time Shi Ge saw Qi Chang Zhao was at the school anniversary, where he gave a speech as the student representative.
He was the unreachable dream of all the girls, the warmest, most beautiful summer breeze of their youth.
Shi Ge was just one of countless people brushed by the wind, nothing special at all.
They met again at university, where she accidentally caught someone confessing to him.
He pulled her into his arms, her chin bumping against the top of his head.
"This is my girlfriend."
After sending the girl away, he asked her, "What's your name?"
He didn't even know her name.
Somehow, she became his girlfriend in name, but only for show in front of other people.
After graduation, he casually said in front of his parents that he wanted to marry her. She finally realized that this ridiculous farce had to end.
For all those years, he'd given her nothing but false affection.
The day she disappeared, he went mad searching every domestic flight.
Years later, Qi Chang Zhao found her, only to see her with his own eyes, clutching a bouquet and crying as she told someone else, "I do."
He undid his suit jacket button, his eyes sweeping over her darkly.
One day later, he lifted Shi Ge onto a desk. She casually found her graduation photo in his drawer. In it, he stood behind her with a ring box in his hand.
His eyes were full of her.
"You've owed me all these years. Just think how much you'll have to pay me back each day."
Shi Ge bit down on the strawberry he'd put in her mouth, blushing. "I don't know what you're talking about..."
He leaned closer and chuckled softly. "I said I'm hungry."
[Charming, wicked bad boy x sweet, gentle, quiet girl]
Created and excerpted on November 18, 2022
Theme: Your fate is yours to decide
Carry detoxifying pills with you but don't take detoxifying pills after taking Hehuansan? ? ? ? ? . . .
After reading it for a long time, I still didn't understand. Is it time to travel through the book or to be reborn?
The moral values of this sect are really strange. Even objectively speaking, those disciples who died must have died because of the instructions of the leader. The disciples of the sect came down the mountain, some to slay demons and defend the Way, and some to take on tasks. Assignment by the leader is also considered a task. Since you accept the task, if it is voluntary, you must be responsible for your own life. If it is a mandatory task, it is also the fault of the leader who issued the task.
Even if the leader's reason is to save his daughter, it doesn't change that he is interfering in official affairs for personal reasons (using the leader's power to appoint disciples can be considered official business.)
First of all, the heroine was 7 years old at the time, had no independent ability, and no one would listen to her. Subjectively, it did not constitute a crime, and objectively she was incapable of committing a crime. So how could the 29 dead disciples attribute the cause of their death to her?
In the final analysis, it is just bullying the weak and fearing the strong + moral kidnapping.
If you don't dare to resent the powerful leader, you can only bully the powerless good-for-nothing kid.
I dare not scold the leader for letting 30 disciples risk their lives to collect herbs for his own selfishness. Otherwise, if the master is his beloved daughter and her cultivation is high, why wouldn't he collect the herbs himself? But he didn't go, probably because he had to shirk away from the heavy workload of the sect. The conflict was transferred to the fact that the heroine was not living up to her expectations, and was wasting resources even though her body was so weak. However, she never thought that this matter was the master's own family affair from the beginning.
The same goes for the heroine, who has such a strong sense of morality that she actually thinks she is the only one with vested interests. She owes a lot of favors and has been cold-blooded by public opinion. The real vested interest is her father. He has preserved the immortal bones he wanted and stayed away from the incident. Others think he is an amazing father. It is not easy to have such a useless daughter.
Otherwise, you see, if the heroine is monitored openly and openly, even those who think that the heroine is pitiful and unenviable will think that the master has given birth to such a waste, and they will feel very uncomfortable psychologically.
Pre-collection ① "After the Villain Gets the Wrong Partner" The Doting Wife Monster × Little Confusion
② "I lose, you win" (bad handsome dog × gentle, stubborn and beautiful woman)
③"Rose Indefinitely" (arrogant and abstinent × high-sweet, straight-ball soft girl)
I think both the male and female protagonists are so stupid, maybe it's because of God's perspective, but I feel really frustrated watching it.
Wow, I'm really afraid that if the heroine saves Gu, she won't be saved. It's so cool, hahahahaha
"No" is a big thorn in the side of the author~
supplement
The male protagonist in this chapter talks so greasy
See the latest updates so quickly!
Who can tell me whether the heroine has traveled through the book or been reborn? Waiting online urgently
Carry detoxifying pills with you but don't take detoxifying pills after taking Hehuansan? ? ? ? ? . . .
After reading it for a long time, I still didn't understand. Is it time to travel through the book or to be reborn?
The moral values of this sect are really strange. Even objectively speaking, those disciples who died must have died because of the instructions of the leader. The disciples of the sect came down the mountain, some to slay demons and defend the Way, and some to take on tasks. Assignment by the leader is also considered a task. Since you accept the task, if it is voluntary, you must be responsible for your own life. If it is a mandatory task, it is also the fault of the leader who issued the task. Even if the leader's reason is to save his daughter, it doesn't change that he is interfering in official affairs for personal reasons (using the leader's power to appoint disciples can be considered official business.) First of all, the heroine was 7 years old at the time, had no independent ability, and no one would listen to her. Subjectively, it did not constitute a crime, and objectively she was incapable of committing a crime. So how could the 29 dead disciples attribute the cause of their death to her? In the final analysis, it is just bullying the weak and fearing the strong + moral kidnapping. If you don't dare to resent the powerful leader, you can only bully the powerless good-for-nothing kid. I dare not scold the leader for letting 30 disciples risk their lives to collect herbs for his own selfishness. Otherwise, if the master is his beloved daughter and her cultivation is high, why wouldn't he collect the herbs himself? But he didn't go, probably because he had to shirk away from the heavy workload of the sect. The conflict was transferred to the fact that the heroine was not living up to her expectations, and was wasting resources even though her body was so weak. However, she never thought that this matter was the master's own family affair from the beginning. The same goes for the heroine, who has such a strong sense of morality that she actually thinks she is the only one with vested interests. She owes a lot of favors and has been cold-blooded by public opinion. The real vested interest is her father. He has preserved the immortal bones he wanted and stayed away from the incident. Others think he is an amazing father. It is not easy to have such a useless daughter. Otherwise, you see, if the heroine is monitored openly and openly, even those who think that the heroine is pitiful and unenviable will think that the master has given birth to such a waste, and they will feel very uncomfortable psychologically.
Pre-collection ① "After the Villain Gets the Wrong Partner" The Doting Wife Monster × Little Confusion ② "I lose, you win" (bad handsome dog × gentle, stubborn and beautiful woman) ③"Rose Indefinitely" (arrogant and abstinent × high-sweet, straight-ball soft girl)
I think both the male and female protagonists are so stupid, maybe it's because of God's perspective, but I feel really frustrated watching it.
Wow, I'm really afraid that if the heroine saves Gu, she won't be saved. It's so cool, hahahahaha
"No" is a big thorn in the side of the author~ supplement
The male protagonist in this chapter talks so greasy
See the latest updates so quickly!
Who can tell me whether the heroine has traveled through the book or been reborn? Waiting online urgently