My next xianxia novel, My Senior Brother Kept Vigil for Me for Eight Hundred Years, is already up in my catalogue. If you're interested, please add it to your favorites~~
Vengeful, vicious heroine x madly obsessive, beautiful yet tragic Supreme of the Divine Realm
During the years she spent playing Jing Ke, Yun Kui attempted assassination after assassination, failing every time. After the tyrant killed her for the ninety-ninth time, she returned to three hundred years earlier.
Back then, she was still the aloof princess of the Kongsang Realm: spoiled, domineering, and willful, someone everyone avoided.
One day, passing a medicine shop in the black market, she saw a white-robed boy being used to test drugs. The more she looked at him, the more familiar he seemed.
Oh! Wasn't this Late Yuxue, the tyrant of the Divine Realm three hundred years in the future?
Yun Kui paid a fortune to buy him and bring him home, then demoted him to a slave. Day after day, she avenged the wrongs of the past. She knew he was allergic to almonds, yet still made him eat almond porridge. Or she would punish him by making him kneel in the snow until he could no longer feel his legs. At the hunting grounds, everyone treated him as a living target for archery practice...
Standing before the frail boy, Yun Kui waved the thorny switch in her hand and smiled triumphantly.
“If you don't want to suffer a beating, there's another way. Beg me. If I'm in a good mood, perhaps I'll let you off.”
Late Yuxue kept his anger hidden, silently clenching the hand concealed in his sleeve. One day, he would make her taste what it was like to be a prisoner at his mercy.
Later, Yun Kui got what she wanted and was finally able to marry the senior brother she had long loved. But at the grand wedding, Late Yuxue once again raised his sword and rebelled, slaughtering countless clans and claiming the throne.
Seeing the terror on her face, he suddenly remembered something from long ago. He gave a mocking laugh and did not kill her outright, instead demoting her to the lowest-ranking maid.
He gently and cruelly lifted her chin, brushed the loose hair from her temple, and gazed at her dazed, entranced eyes with a faint smile.
“If you don't want to suffer such agony, there's another way. Beg me. If I'm in a good mood, I might even ease your pain.”
[Content Warnings]
1. I'm building up a backlog first. The blurb may change later.
2. The male lead is dark, sinister, world-weary, and deeply scheming, with a slight sadistic streak.
3. The setting is fictional, with plenty of original worldbuilding. This is an unconventional cultivation story, so proceed with caution if that's not your thing.
4. The heroine is cold-hearted and ruthless. At first, she's domineering, spoiled, and callous. She genuinely wants to kill the male lead.
Theme: Saving an imperfect life
A naturally rebellious and selfish heroine x a gloomy and cold-tempered loyal dog Yu Fuling felt that Ling Qingchen was cold, boring and withdrawn. She didn't like to be with him and didn't even want to say a word to him. Of course, Ling Qingchen might have a bad opinion of her, thinking that she was unruly and naughty, and he didn't even bother to look at Yu Fuling. During the years when they were studying in the Kunlun Sect, they could count on five fingers the number of times they met. Compared with Ling Qingchen, Yu Fuling likes to stay with her sweetheart Bai Jue. As his name suggests, the young monk is as bright as the moon and as gentle as jade. He is the object of admiration for many female monks of the Kunlun Sect. He would secretly bring her favorite poria cakes in the dead of night; he would make various exclusive flavors of elixirs for her the night before each training session; he would take the initiative to bear the blame after she made a mistake, exempting her from all punishment... He had driven away evil spirits for her time and time again and saved her from fire and water. If she was injured, he would feel guilty more than anyone else. Such an upright and beautiful young man suddenly changed... After his sect was destroyed. Commonly known as, blackened! Externally, they slandered her reputation, claiming that she had bad conduct and bad intentions. Internally, they tried every means to imprison and humiliate her, and fought against her moral decline. In the end, she was directly responsible for her death! Yu Fuling:… How can I put it, it's miserable! In her next life, Yu Fuling returned to the days when she was studying in the Kunlun Sect. She vowed to stay away from her sweetheart Bai Jue and cut off the relationship with him. It would be best not to see him again forever. However, an even more shocking scene came when Yu Fuling discovered that Ling Qingchen, whom she once hated, actually... Also had evil intentions towards her. That day, the white magnolia was in full bloom, and she caught a glimpse of the young man's cold and wounded brows through the window lattice. He looked lovingly at a portrait on the wall, and the protagonist of the portrait was none other than Yu Fuling. Yu Fuling: Uh... She is so beautiful, she is almost unrecognizable. However, the next moment, the cold and innocent boy secretly kissed her. Damn it! This is crazy... Yu Fuling in her previous life may never know that in the eight hundred years after her death, the boy she once hated had desperately tried to clear her name, collect her bones, build a large mourning hall for her, and build a coffin for her... Just to prove her innocence to the world and give her justice.
(Random analysis, nonsense) I feel like the Goddess and the male protagonist both want something from Aoi Kui, and it's probably related to Shark Pearl. But Kui Kui is a member of the Kongsang tribe, which can be confirmed by her ability to use blood coagulation. As mentioned earlier, the Beiming Sea Shark Pearl was stolen, and then the Beiming clan was exterminated. This must be the work of the Divine Realm and the major clans. Bu Weiyue is probably from the Beiming Clan. In this case, she will definitely look for the whereabouts of Shark Pearl. If there were not definite clues proving her close relationship with Kui Kui, she would not have spent so much effort to become the adopted daughter of Queen Kong Sang. Queen Kongsang's attitude towards Kuikui is very intriguing. She is avoiding contact between Kuikui and the Queen of Gods, which shows that she knows that the thing that the Queen of Gods wants is related to Kuikui, and Kuikui has a close relationship with that thing, so it is not difficult to guess that she knows that the thing is a shark bead. So did Kong Sang participate in the genocide of Beiming? I think not. But there is no evidence to support this view, which is doubtful What is the relationship between Kwai Kwai and Shark Pearl? Kui Kui's blood can alleviate the onset of the male protagonist's curse. Is it only Kui Kui's blood that can do it, or can other people do it too? I think it's the former. Under this premise, I make a bold guess that Kui Kui may have accidentally eaten the shark bead emm
It looks good. It looks good. The characters of the male and female protagonists are very unique. I really like it.
Today's update was so enjoyable to watch, 😂 Why did the male protagonist feel like he was "resenting his husband" in the end?
Didn't your eyes recover?
Can you please not abuse the male protagonist too much? I feel like the male protagonist is already quite miserable.
The male protagonist couldn't have done this, right?
Shi and Zi actually have an affair 🐶
"Everything you promised you" is a big thorn in the side of the author~
My heart aches to death after seeing this. Would I die if I had to do it over again? Gan, torture me to death aaaaa