[Ne Zha] After Forcibly Taking the Third Prince

Feisty little jade rabbit x naturally sweet little lotus, both seeing each other through rose-colored glasses a mile thick

Gu Tu, a jade rabbit from the Moon Palace, had always done as she pleased. When she came down to the mortal world, Nezha kept her for a while, thinking she was a helpless little wild rabbit, then abandoned her in the mountains.

She strongly condemned this act of abandonment!

When they met again, Nezha had become a guardian deity who killed demons without mercy. His personality was shockingly cruel. He didn't even blink as he slaughtered demons, blood splattering across his face.

Gu Tu was dumbfounded.

Who was this? Where was the adorable, clueless Nezha from before?

Never mind. It was time to carry out her revenge plan: force him into submission, then abandon him!

Gu Tu found her chance, tied Nezha's hands together, and locked him up in the Moon Palace. He was quite obedient and didn't resist, but he was a little demanding. Today he wanted lotus-root starch dumplings; tomorrow he wanted a bath in lotus petals.

Gu Tu was kept busy every day. Finally, she stamped her foot.

I'm done taking care of you. Goodbye!

But the moment she turned around, Nezha easily broke free and pulled her into his arms. His fingertips played with her sash as he said,

"Is it my turn to have some fun now?"

Reading guide:

The first part follows the Investiture of the Gods storyline, and the later part follows Journey to the West. The heroine's name and some inspiration come from the poem "Heavenly Questions": "What virtue has moonlight, that it dies and is born again? What is its benefit, and why does Gu Tu lie in its belly?"

Coming soon: "After Being Love-Cursed with My Aloof Senior Brother"

Chi Hejian was taken as a disciple by the Lord of Kongshan Realm as a child. She had several senior martial siblings.

Her eldest senior brother, Zhai Shimo, was the youngest Sword Venerable in the Kongshan Realm. He was noble and radiant, made it his duty to save all living beings, and was revered throughout the sect.

Chi Hejian liked her eldest senior brother best.

But after she returned from an excursion down the mountain, things started to feel a little off.

Whenever her eldest senior brother's placid gaze fell on her, Chi Hejian experienced a strange, breathless feeling. Sometimes her legs even went weak.

Maybe this was what it felt like to fall in love for the first time.

She didn't think too much about it and kept chasing after him.

It wasn't until her senior sister brought up her excursion that Chi Hejian learned the truth:

She had once been poisoned by a demonic cultivator's curse and, in a delirious state, attacked her fellow disciples. Her eldest senior brother had cured her and brought her back.

Chi Hejian stood frozen, faintly recalling a familiar figure and a pain and itchiness that seemed to reach her very bones. She couldn't remember anything else.

She moved into the library, searched through every forbidden book, and finally found an entry about the curse.

The curse was called Naihe. In short, it was a love curse.

Chi Hejian was stunned.

That very night, she dreamed. The dream was scalding hot, and she wept uncontrollably.

Chi Hejian woke with a start in the middle of the night, gasping as if she'd just surfaced from the water. Then she noticed her eldest senior brother leaning outside her bed curtains.

He was as straight as a winter pine. His voice was cool and hoarse, breaking the silence of the room.

"Little Junior Sister, you remember now."

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