The Unorthodox Cultivator Keeps Trying to Lead the Righteous Astray

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Su Ling, one of the world's three great demonic cultivators, a beacon of the demonic path.

It took her six years to go from being hunted and reviled by the righteous sects to becoming a role model for the younger generation of the cultivation world.

Now that she's back, she'll slay the wicked, avenge her family, fear nothing, and never be defeated.

The only thing she fears is the person she admired as a girl showing up and insisting on sharing every hardship with her.

Only then does she learn that, during all the years they were apart, the peerless leader of the immortal sects had gone to prison, lost an arm, gone blind, betrayed his sect, and given up everything for her.

It turns out the feelings she had as a girl were never one-sided.

Lu Xiu, a leading figure among the immortal sects and the head of the righteous path, fell into the hands of a younger cultivator.

But she was like the wind, impossible to hold on to. Even in his endless, lightless dreams, he couldn't piece together the slightest glimpse of her.

The six years they spent apart were his nightmare. He searched for her desperately, even thinking he might never see another six years.

Fortunately, fate took pity on him, and he was able to see her again.

Reading guide:

1. A brilliant, calculating young woman who knows how to ensnare people * the aloof, devoted leader of the immortal sects. Career-minded * a die-hard romantic

2. Two equally strong leads, one-on-one, happy ending

3. They reach for each other and save each other

4. Revenge is the main plot, with a strong focus on the story

Coming soon~

"A Young Master Like a Flower in the Spring Hall": A morally dubious couple, forbidden desire and push-pull tension

"Locked Heart in Spring": A healing story about an adorable mad dog

"No Escape": Coercive possession

"After the Gods Fall": Slay gods and father, return to the top

Currently updating:

"The Written Word"

Song Shuyao, the daughter of the Chancellor, loves writing novels. In private, she writes under the pen name Dongzhou Ke, making her mark in the literary world with tales of royal power and wealth, talented scholars, and beautiful women.

To get into character, she loves looking at handsome men most of all. She thinks it would be even better if she could get tangled up with them in a few romances full of love and hate.

Ambitious men in Dongdu dress to the nines and do everything they can to win Song Shuyao's favor, but she isn't interested in any of them. Lately, she's been obsessed with the Taiwei's son, Xie Ziqing, a Vice Minister of Justice.

Handsome and graceful, as elegant as a jade tree in the breeze. And that haughty look in his eyes is especially thrilling!

She tells herself: I have to win him!

From then on, she takes every opportunity to appear before him and pulls out all the stops to show him how she feels. In return, Xie Ziqing treats her with cool indifference.

At last, she learns how to describe that feeling of aching sadness, but she doesn't want to keep writing this book.

The Xie family has been a line of high-ranking officials for generations, and great prominence invites envy. Xie Ziqing passed the imperial examination at eighteen and entered government service. To avoid any suspicion of factionalism, he has always been upright and kept himself above reproach.

But then Song Shuyao, the Chancellor's daughter, keeps shamelessly telling him she likes him.

Xie Ziqing has heard of her reputation: she lusts after handsome men, lives without restraint, and falls for everyone she meets.

Naturally, he won't let someone like that cloud his judgment. He can't even be bothered to pay attention to her. When she annoys him too much, he says a few harsh words, but even that can't scare her off.

As time passes, he grows used to her. But then Song Shuyao tells him, "Xie Ziqing, I won't bother you anymore."

Xie Ziqing is silent for a long time before replying, "That's for the best."

Who would have thought that before long, Song Shuyao would be happily getting close to Su Chen, the top candidate in the palace examination, looking as if they were about to marry?

Xie Ziqing doesn't know what's wrong with him. He's miserable, consumed by jealousy. Pain burns away his reason until he finally blocks Song Shuyao's path and asks, "Didn't you say you only liked me?"

Theme: No matter how treacherous the world may be, never forget who you are.