The Demon Realm thinks Jiang Shubai is gentle as jade, a pushover who can be bullied by anyone.
What they don't know is that Jiang Shubai is ambitious and has always coveted the position of Left Protector. It is the second-highest seat in the Demon Realm, above a hundred ghosts and worshipped by ten thousand demons.
So he keeps a low profile and carefully plans every step.
Because only then will he be qualified to attend the great ceremonies of the cultivation world, and to catch a distant glimpse of Shang Yu.
Immortal Lord Shang Yu is a peerless genius praised by everyone. Hailed as a pillar of the immortal path, he is noble and refined, breathtakingly handsome, and his icy eyes are untouched by the mortal world.
Then one day, Shang Yu is falsely accused. Not only is he cast out of his sect, but every faction on the immortal path joins forces to hunt him down. After several bloody battles, he is exhausted and on the verge of death when Jiang Shubai saves him.
Abandoned by everyone, Shang Yu becomes a stray dog. Unable to bear watching him give up on himself, Jiang Shubai takes him back to the Demon Realm and earnestly reassures him: “Gold shines wherever it is. The immortal path may not want you, but we on the demonic path do!”
After that, they watch each other's backs and face every storm together, fighting their way through the Demon Realm time and again. Jiang Shubai finally becomes Left Protector. The night he is promoted, they watch the snow and moon together, gazing at each other with affection.
It is the happiest night of Jiang Shubai's life.
Two hours later, he is jolted awake by the clamor of blades and battle.
With the help of an inside man, the factions of the immortal path have charged straight into the Demon Realm's camp, slaughtering demons and burning down the palace as if no one could stop them.
Shang Yu is the inside man.
So it was all a trap. He was being used!
Jiang Shubai throws off Shang Yu's grasp and walks away to his death without looking back.
After that battle, Shang Yu should have been basking in glory, but instead he seems to have lost his soul and his wits. He frantically scours the Six Realms for fragments of Jiang Shubai's soul, uses his heart's essence blood to keep Jiang Shubai's body from decaying, and guards the life-prolonging lamp day and night.
“Xiao Shu, I beg you. You can hate me! I want you to come back and take revenge on me, so please come back to life first, all right?” The aloof immortal lord's eyes are red, his heart shattered, his pride reduced to dust.
The distant wisp of soul stands in the wind, as if it could vanish at any moment.
“You know I'm very attached to life.” Jiang Shubai's eyes hold neither joy nor sorrow, his icy gaze untouched by the mortal world. “I didn't take my own life. I just didn't want you to save me.”
A breathtaking beauty and gentle gentleman as the bottom.
A combat powerhouse and icy, unhinged man as the top.
Wife-chasing crematorium, melodrama, old-school style.
Strong leads, one-on-one romance, happy ending.
Theme: Don't be afraid of setbacks. Face them bravely and keep moving forward.
If this is reconciled, will it be right for my dead friend?
Why don't you say goodbye? This Shang Yu looks terrible.
To sum up, don't read if you like Happy Enmity. In the end, Shou gave up his hatred and joined Gong. The author may think that the compensation after the injury is enough to resolve the hatred. However, this kind of story is really disgusting, because in the end, Gong received almost no punishment.
This protagonist looks so terrible. If he were killed, I would be so sick that I wouldn't be able to eat for three days.
The narration is a bit too ordinary. He is the culprit who destroyed his sweetheart's sect and still laughs about it, which is outrageous. . . . . . . Shou doesn't look very angry, even more outrageous.
But senior brother can't come back. . .
Was it me, the reader, who was tortured in the crematorium?
If Ye Shenzhi cannot come back, it is impossible for Xiao Shu to come back.
His only concern was gone, and this was not how Zidu spent his time. Why are you coming back after you've been liberated?
The Obsessive Immortal Lord's Crematorium
I Am a Serious Demon King
He Will Really Die [Rebirth]
Nothing Else Can Be Given Except Money
Come Here, Lie Down and Lick Your Fur
Did the Emperor Go to the Crematorium Today?
The Cat Dressed as Long Aotian
Why Don't You Look at Me?
I'll Stop Licking the Dog in a Humble Way
Canary Escapes from Death
Reborn with My Love Rival
Southern Dusk
Stop it, otherwise it will be too heart-wrenching
If this is reconciled, will it be right for my dead friend?
Why don't you say goodbye? This Shang Yu looks terrible.
To sum up, don't read if you like Happy Enmity. In the end, Shou gave up his hatred and joined Gong. The author may think that the compensation after the injury is enough to resolve the hatred. However, this kind of story is really disgusting, because in the end, Gong received almost no punishment.
This protagonist looks so terrible. If he were killed, I would be so sick that I wouldn't be able to eat for three days.
The narration is a bit too ordinary. He is the culprit who destroyed his sweetheart's sect and still laughs about it, which is outrageous. . . . . . . Shou doesn't look very angry, even more outrageous.
But senior brother can't come back. . .
Was it me, the reader, who was tortured in the crematorium?
If Ye Shenzhi cannot come back, it is impossible for Xiao Shu to come back.
His only concern was gone, and this was not how Zidu spent his time. Why are you coming back after you've been liberated?