Please add my upcoming novel, *After Accidentally Flirting with My Grandmaster, I Fled in the Middle of the Night*, to your favorites.
Ming Yu transmigrated into a xianxia novel as the villain.
In the original story, she was the heroine Xie Lengyan's master. She doted on her to the extreme, treating her with tender affection, and the heroine fell deeply in love with her as a result.
No one knew she did this because the heroine looked like her late first love.
One day, when her first love returned from the dead, she would ask Ming Yu to kill the heroine to prove her sincerity. Ming Yu would happily agree.
Of course, in the end, it wasn't the heroine who died. It was her.
Her corrupted disciple locked her in a cell and pierced her collarbones with hooks. She bled for half a month before she died.
Ming Yu: ...How tragic.
She stole a glance at the beautiful heroine standing behind her and thought that she should probably stop doing things like that, to avoid any misunderstandings.
After that, she put on the airs of a master, keeping quiet, distant, and composed. When the heroine offered to massage her legs, she said there was no need. When the heroine brought her food, she said it wasn't necessary. Even when giving her sword lessons, she made absolutely sure they didn't touch at all.
She thought she could escape the plot that way.
But on the day her first love returned, the heroine rushed into her room through the pouring rain. Soaked to the skin, her gaze was full of obsession as she held out her sword and asked in a trembling voice, "Master, why haven't you done it yet?"
*Xie Lengyan had been reborn. Only after enduring soul-crushing pain did she understand that the so-called love had all been an illusion. She was nothing but someone's substitute.
Back at the beginning, she watched coldly, waiting for the other woman to put on her act.
But to her surprise, the master who should have doted on her, protected her, and cared for her changed completely. She did nothing but avoid Xie Lengyan and keep her at arm's length.
Xie Lengyan didn't understand.
She clenched her fingers. Amid her boundless hatred, a trace of unwillingness suddenly surfaced.
Even just once, Master, look at me again.
------ Upcoming Novel ------
Rule One of transmigrating into a book: find a powerful patron.
Whether you choose the protagonist or the villain, getting one on your side can save your life.
Li Sisi chose the protagonist.
The protagonist was gentle and kindhearted, and the most beautiful person in the entire cultivation world.
As a beauty lover, Li Sisi admits she was after her body.
Once she found her, Li Sisi devoted herself wholeheartedly to winning her over, never slacking off for a moment.
According to the setting, the protagonist loved good food, traveling, and had an unknown quirk: collecting feathers.
Li Sisi became a fantastic cook, insisted on going demon hunting with her everywhere, and went through countless hardships to find all kinds of feathers.
But nothing ever seemed to come of it.
Li Sisi decided she wasn't trying hard enough, so she doubled down. With her persistence, the aloof beauty gradually began to smile. She even stopped resisting when Li Sisi spoke of eternal love. It looked like Li Sisi was about to win her over.
Then Li Sisi realized she'd found the wrong person.
The woman didn't have the birthmark the protagonist was supposed to have.
She fled in the middle of the night. A few months later, she finally found the real protagonist, and everything went just as the story said. Her courtship went smoothly.
In the end, the protagonist agreed to take her home to meet her elders.
Li Sisi let out a long sigh of relief. At last, she could escape her tragic death.
That day, she put on her most magnificent dress and her gentlest smile, then followed the protagonist into the hall, ready to make a good impression on her family.
But the moment she looked up, her smile froze.
Sitting in the hall was the very woman she'd once seduced and abandoned. She lightly tapped the armrest, her beautiful eyes half-closed, and said she would have to consider it carefully.
The protagonist assured her that her grandmaster was just like that, but Li Sisi knew she was in the wrong and decided to leave.
That night, as she was about to go, the woman blocked the doorway and pressed the feather token from their past into her hand, asking plaintively:
"...Am I really not good enough?"
A cool, restrained, older beauty who is the receiving partner x a smooth-talking top who flirts without realizing it
Theme: Let go of the wrong person, and you can meet the right one.
The next book will be "I Escaped All Night After I Wrongly Flirted My Master", please save it~
Ah? Then it's gone, it feels like it was finished in a hurry, there's really only one event omg
It's this kind of misunderstanding every time, it's boring.
Isn't it too bad in the later stage? Not to mention anything else, how could Bai Ruo's character sneak into the original owner and kill his apprentice in the early stage? The plot didn't come together…
Damn, it's so painful for you to catch me
Ming Yu, the protagonist of the book, has never thought about going home, nor does she introduce too much about her past. There is no plot or excess of "cutting off the past life". What era does she come from? What is her past like? What kind of environment did she grow up in? Who are her parents? Who are her friends? What are her childhood anecdotes? What is her regret? Why had she never thought about going home? What she likes, what she hates, what kind of person she is, it's all blank.
How did Xie Lengyan get reborn? Through which node was he reborn? Did she live the life described in the book? Obviously not, because her "official match" has never appeared, mentioned, or recalled. But she has not lived the life described in the book. When will she live it? Who did she meet behind her? What happened? None of it was mentioned.
Before Bai Ruo chose to commit suicide for the sake of righteousness, this was her Tao and her original intention of practicing. Just as she initially attacked the monks when her family was about to be destroyed, she had her own justice and Dao. She was willing to save ten thousand people with one person. Why didn't you write about her pure Taoist heart?
Bai Feng loved her daughter so much that she took the position of leader, but I only saw an evil spirit. Before she was blinded by her original intention for her beloved daughter, she was still the leader of the Immortal Alliance. After her daughter died before the war, she still led the Immortal Alliance to defeat the demons in one fell swoop. After that, she took charge of the Immortal Alliance, and everything was running smoothly. When she asked for swords, many people came to talk to her and wanted to ask her for advice and spiritual cultivation. This proved that she did have the strength and had taught many people, otherwise they would not have come around to ask for advice. The disciples who stayed in the later period were also disciples with clean family backgrounds and suitable for that position, which proved that she was indeed conscientious and did not neglect her duties during her reign. Except for what she did to resurrect her daughter, she was good in other aspects. Why would she be blinded by her love for her daughter when she was seeking her own government? Who is her partner? What is the past between her and her daughter? Is there another reason why she is so obsessed with her daughter's death? Why don't you write about such a contradictory individual?
Most of the elders written by the Immortal League are just like "weeds on the wall". They do not reflect the most important mood of the monks. All Ming Yu's original disciples died in the battle. Are they the only ones who are sincere and passionate, care about the common people, and are willing to use their bodies to make the world clear? Are all those elders just "fools on the wall" and "selfish"? Is the Xianmeng Jin Xu outside now? Did Mingyu investigate and rectify this phenomenon after taking over? Oh, she doesn't, she only talks about love.
The contradictions and conflicts between the immortals and demons who practice different practices. Could there be more contradictions and oppositions in this? Is it just that some people who practice demons have different physical constitutions? The devil is just a single "evil" image. Is he born with it or does he practice different techniques? Is it possible to seek common ground while reserving differences? What is the life of ordinary people like under the war between immortals and demons?
There are so many possibilities that you haven't written about yet.
The later stages of the relationship between the two protagonists didn't look that exciting, and the villain was a pity. However, Bai Feng's behavior is a bit puzzling. Maybe losing her daughter made her crazy. But I always feel that if she loves her daughter, shouldn't she focus more on how to get her daughter to take over her body as soon as possible? She should focus on the image in her daughter's mind. Why did she arrest so many people? She could make excuses to see if there were any that met the requirements and only catch one. And there was someone from Bai Wei's family who gave her two spiritual roots. She looked similar. In the final selection, there was no one who stood out more than her. It was completely unnecessary. . . . I always felt that she was described as having a lot of wealth in the front, but then she suddenly turned dark, and it was too abrupt to not care about anything. Her daughter had not yet taken away her body, and she was still a kind-hearted baby. It was unwise to turn herself into a public enemy of the entire world of immortality. The villain who has been hiding in the dark before seeking revenge is a man who has a strong government and will retaliate.
Damn, just be satisfied and thank her, hahahahahaha, she is so pitiful
It has the beauty of falling in love among junior high school students. . The protagonists don't seem to know what they are doing. Their ideas come and go over and over again just because of the slightest thing, and they are not firm at all. .
In fact, I could have written it longer and more detailed, but it ended so hastily. After reading this in one breath, I still had a lot of thoughts, and even had questions on my head (). Moreover, it can be seen from the emotional descriptions of the two that the author's thoughts are actually very clear, so why not make it longer TT
The next book will be "I Escaped All Night After I Wrongly Flirted My Master", please save it~
Ah? Then it's gone, it feels like it was finished in a hurry, there's really only one event omg
It's this kind of misunderstanding every time, it's boring.
Isn't it too bad in the later stage? Not to mention anything else, how could Bai Ruo's character sneak into the original owner and kill his apprentice in the early stage? The plot didn't come together…
Damn, it's so painful for you to catch me
Ming Yu, the protagonist of the book, has never thought about going home, nor does she introduce too much about her past. There is no plot or excess of "cutting off the past life". What era does she come from? What is her past like? What kind of environment did she grow up in? Who are her parents? Who are her friends? What are her childhood anecdotes? What is her regret? Why had she never thought about going home? What she likes, what she hates, what kind of person she is, it's all blank. How did Xie Lengyan get reborn? Through which node was he reborn? Did she live the life described in the book? Obviously not, because her "official match" has never appeared, mentioned, or recalled. But she has not lived the life described in the book. When will she live it? Who did she meet behind her? What happened? None of it was mentioned. Before Bai Ruo chose to commit suicide for the sake of righteousness, this was her Tao and her original intention of practicing. Just as she initially attacked the monks when her family was about to be destroyed, she had her own justice and Dao. She was willing to save ten thousand people with one person. Why didn't you write about her pure Taoist heart? Bai Feng loved her daughter so much that she took the position of leader, but I only saw an evil spirit. Before she was blinded by her original intention for her beloved daughter, she was still the leader of the Immortal Alliance. After her daughter died before the war, she still led the Immortal Alliance to defeat the demons in one fell swoop. After that, she took charge of the Immortal Alliance, and everything was running smoothly. When she asked for swords, many people came to talk to her and wanted to ask her for advice and spiritual cultivation. This proved that she did have the strength and had taught many people, otherwise they would not have come around to ask for advice. The disciples who stayed in the later period were also disciples with clean family backgrounds and suitable for that position, which proved that she was indeed conscientious and did not neglect her duties during her reign. Except for what she did to resurrect her daughter, she was good in other aspects. Why would she be blinded by her love for her daughter when she was seeking her own government? Who is her partner? What is the past between her and her daughter? Is there another reason why she is so obsessed with her daughter's death? Why don't you write about such a contradictory individual? Most of the elders written by the Immortal League are just like "weeds on the wall". They do not reflect the most important mood of the monks. All Ming Yu's original disciples died in the battle. Are they the only ones who are sincere and passionate, care about the common people, and are willing to use their bodies to make the world clear? Are all those elders just "fools on the wall" and "selfish"? Is the Xianmeng Jin Xu outside now? Did Mingyu investigate and rectify this phenomenon after taking over? Oh, she doesn't, she only talks about love. The contradictions and conflicts between the immortals and demons who practice different practices. Could there be more contradictions and oppositions in this? Is it just that some people who practice demons have different physical constitutions? The devil is just a single "evil" image. Is he born with it or does he practice different techniques? Is it possible to seek common ground while reserving differences? What is the life of ordinary people like under the war between immortals and demons? There are so many possibilities that you haven't written about yet.
The later stages of the relationship between the two protagonists didn't look that exciting, and the villain was a pity. However, Bai Feng's behavior is a bit puzzling. Maybe losing her daughter made her crazy. But I always feel that if she loves her daughter, shouldn't she focus more on how to get her daughter to take over her body as soon as possible? She should focus on the image in her daughter's mind. Why did she arrest so many people? She could make excuses to see if there were any that met the requirements and only catch one. And there was someone from Bai Wei's family who gave her two spiritual roots. She looked similar. In the final selection, there was no one who stood out more than her. It was completely unnecessary. . . . I always felt that she was described as having a lot of wealth in the front, but then she suddenly turned dark, and it was too abrupt to not care about anything. Her daughter had not yet taken away her body, and she was still a kind-hearted baby. It was unwise to turn herself into a public enemy of the entire world of immortality. The villain who has been hiding in the dark before seeking revenge is a man who has a strong government and will retaliate.
Damn, just be satisfied and thank her, hahahahahaha, she is so pitiful
It has the beauty of falling in love among junior high school students. . The protagonists don't seem to know what they are doing. Their ideas come and go over and over again just because of the slightest thing, and they are not firm at all. .
In fact, I could have written it longer and more detailed, but it ended so hastily. After reading this in one breath, I still had a lot of thoughts, and even had questions on my head (). Moreover, it can be seen from the emotional descriptions of the two that the author's thoughts are actually very clear, so why not make it longer TT