Delusion

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At her wedding, her groom-to-be vanished without explanation, and Liang Wenwen was about to become the biggest laughingstock among her friends and family.

She had a sudden idea. She grabbed the hand of a tall man from the corner of the banquet hall and leaned against him affectionately.

"I think everyone will understand if I say the invitations had the wrong groom’s name printed on them."

The guests buzzed with conversation. Her parents’ faces darkened, while her best friend frantically made a phone call. The scene descended into chaos.

Liang Wenwen wore a stiff smile as she clutched He Yuanqi’s hand. "Please, help me!"

He suddenly relaxed and smiled in relief. Then, as she stared in shock, he slowly dropped to one knee and pulled a diamond ring from his trouser pocket. He had prepared it long ago, waiting for this moment to make everyone’s eyes shine.

"I’ve been waiting for this moment for a long time."

If my love for you is destined to be nothing but wishful thinking, then all I want in this life is to follow in your footsteps, getting a little closer, then closer still.

"Wenwen, what’s up with your deskmate? He ignores you whenever you talk to him."

"Don’t you know there’s something wrong with He Yuanqi’s head? I’m telling you, don’t mess with him. You might get hit."

"Have you heard? He Yuanqi cheated his way to first place in the grade. The teacher has already called him in."

"The day before the college entrance exam, He Yuanqi went crazy and beat up Wang Ming. I heard there was blood. He really is a lunatic."

"He Yuanqi killed himself? Don’t be ridiculous. He’s the kind of person who’d hurt other people, not himself."

Memories of the past flickered through Liang Wenwen’s mind like scenes from a film. She saw the little bear-shaped hair tie she had given him still around his right wrist. The horrific scar had faded a lot, but it still brought to mind the pain it must once have caused him.

She smiled and held out her hand. "He Wangqi, I accept your proposal."

A youthful crush is like a green plant beneath a boulder. As time passes, it either withers away or grows stronger and stronger, until it breaks free and becomes an undeniable part of your life.

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Chi Yao transmigrated.

She became the tragic white moonlight who appeared for ten chapters before dying, lay there until the end, and was finally revived only to find that the male lead had enough women to gather for a mahjong game.

Chi Yao, who had always read power fantasies about male leads, declared, "I’m going to cultivate immortality. Don’t try to stop me!"

Her family’s secret medicine could only be coveted by direct relatives. Chi Yao glanced at the original male lead, gravely injured and on the brink of death, and said helplessly, "Sorry, it’s not that I won’t save you. I just can’t break the family rules. You look pretty tough. You should be able to recover on your own, right?"

The original male lead choked, then passed out!

At the sect’s secret realm, filled with rare treasures, Chi Yao picked up the most unremarkable little trinket and generously said, "I only want this one. You can have the rest!"

The original male lead was moved to tears, thinking that the black-hearted Chi Yao had finally shown some generosity.

Half a year later, the original male lead stared at Chi Yao, who had advanced an entire major cultivation level beyond him. His mind was in turmoil. What step had he failed to keep up with?

Chi Yao sipped immortal wine, chewed spirit pills, and stroked the cowlick on an ancient demon beast’s head, reflecting that life could hardly get any better.

Who was the original male lead again? If she didn’t need him to get home, she would have forgotten all about him.

Reader’s guide: A feel-good cultivation progression story, with no male lead. Male characters are either enemies or underlings. The heroine has no romance with the original male lead!

Theme: Break through prejudice and bravely pursue love