Mu Yin transmigrated into a junior sister in an immortal-knight novel. In the story, her sect sent her off to marry the only daughter of the sect leader of the largest immortal sect in the Nine Provinces, in order to strengthen ties between the two sects. But her betrothed was frail and sickly, and had been haunted by ghosts since childhood. She even died before her new bride could see her face.
As soon as Mu Yin entered the room, she threw off her veil and happily celebrated the fact that her wife had died just after their wedding. She had inherited a vast fortune, and from then on she’d never have to worry about food or drink. She could enjoy a carefree life. But at midnight on her wedding night, Mu Yin, fast asleep, heard banging and clattering outside the door. A beautiful woman in a red wedding dress stood at the entrance and asked, “Are you my new bride?”
Mu Yin, still half asleep: “Huh?”
Only later did Mu Yin learn that her wife was no ordinary mortal, but the Ghost King of the underworld. She had returned to the underworld after completing her tribulation, remembered that she still had a marriage to settle, and climbed up to take a look.
Fortunately, the Ghost King was very pleased with this marriage.
[Reader Advisory]
1. The female lead clings to a powerful person from the start. A fortune teller said they were destined for each other. Whether you call it a marriage to bring good fortune, a political marriage, or an alliance, this CP is unbreakable.
2. The gong is the Ghost King undergoing a tribulation. After completing it, she returns to work in the underworld. She’s alive and looks like she’ll live as long as the heavens.
3. One-on-one, sweet romance.
4. Cover used with permission from 72 Yin.
5. This novel was written by a cat!
Upcoming book: Picked Up by a Poor Little Omega
Lu Yuan was pretty and delicate, but after an accident took both her parents, she suffered severe psychological trauma and had to drop out of school to apprentice at a bakery. One day, while walking home from work, she found a dazzlingly beautiful alpha woman in an alley after a rainstorm. She took the woman home and cared for her, feeding her the tastiest pastries and keeping her by her side.
It was only because Lu Yuan felt empty inside and wanted someone to keep her company.
Song Xiangyin had been taken home by a little Omega after an accident. She discovered that this little Omega was not only dirt poor, but also had a gland defect and stuttered. She could barely afford food, yet still wanted to save some of her rations for Song Xiangyin. She had no idea that a single diamond earring belonging to Miss Song could keep the little Omega comfortably fed and clothed for years.
At first, Song Xiangyin, who was living off her, complained every day: She was getting thinner by the minute from eating scraps, and after the little Omega left for work, she was left home alone, pining for her wife like a stone statue.
But then one day, a woman who claimed to be Lu Yuan’s fiancee showed up at the door. Song Xiangyin was so furious her eyes turned red!
So after all this, was she the pampered beauty in a gilded cage?
Theme: Reject feudal superstition and build a better home.
There was no motive for saving Ah Qin, and there was no motive for Ah Qin to keep Mu Yin. Si fell in love with a place where there was no concrete expression of emotional progression. He was in a hurry and felt like nothing was written completely. It was an unfinished building.
This Ah Qin has a set of flexible standards. She cannot accept that her husband has another woman, but now she can hook up with a married woman.
Looking at the foreshadowing of Yinxian before, I thought there would be an upgrade stream.
What can I say? It felt a bit too rushed, and it really sucked. I can't help but forgive it because I like the characters of the two heroines. But emmm, why did the ending not only make them better but both get worse? This has nothing to do with the title of the book. I even hate that I watched the ending, it was not as good as my own imagination. The previous writing is really good and thoughtful. Anyway, I hope the author can finish a good story next time.
This Ah Qin is really exciting, I don't feel like I'm wrong at all
I'm a little speechless when I read this story. In fact, the previous writing was pretty good, and the story I wanted to write at the beginning was very well thought out and interesting. However, as I continued to write, I felt that the author lost focus. Even if the plot is the main focus and the emotions are secondary, it is still acceptable. The problem is that the plot is not well developed and the emotions are difficult to describe in one sentence. . . . Especially the plot, the part in the middle where I go back to find myself. At first I thought there was a big plot, but now I feel like I dug a hole but couldn't fill it and gave up. It has a beginning and no end, and what's even more funny is that going back to the original plot is just a waste of words, simplifying the previous story and writing it again from a different perspective. . . . Speechless! Moreover, there are too few angles of attack. Although the main point is to support, attack seems to be a supporting role. The purpose of appearing is to cultivate both support and support, so there is no focus. It's really not good to write the ones that follow.
It's so baffling, I feel like I'm swallowing everything
So caught off guard??
I hope the author can give Ah Qin a good ending
Good guy Sun Wukong??