One-line summary: The Years My Master Went Through Hell and Back for Me
[Survival Above All, Oblivious and Heartless Little Fox x Maximum Love-Brain, Would Give Up His Life for Her, Beautiful Master]
The author is a compulsive editor. Anti-theft ratio: 60%. The version on Jinjiang is definitive.
Everyone knows that Chu Li, Sword Venerable of Chuyun, rose to power by killing her master.
Her master, Chu Jiantang, was once recognized across the Fourteen Provinces as a cold moon in the clouds. In his red robes, his dazzling elegance astounded the world, yet for her alone he nearly lost his Dao heart several times.
But Chu Li became his disciple only to trick him into dual cultivation and restore her demonic god form.
During the battle to exterminate demons, she personally drove her sword through his heart, then stepped over his position to become the new greatest sword cultivator.
Both the righteous and demonic factions lamented Chu Li's ruthlessness, and mourned that Chu Jiantang had given his heart to the wrong person.
That is, until a hundred years later, when Chu Li, for the first time, took on a disciple.
At their first meeting, everyone felt a chill of dread.
The young man had such striking features that he looked nine-tenths like Chu Jiantang.
Someone privately wondered if Chu Li had finally felt remorse and found herself a replacement to remember her old friend by.
Even the young man himself thought so.
The day he learned the truth, he knelt before Chu Li, brought his fingers together like a blade, and ruined that beautiful face beyond repair.
He looked up at her, his eyes filled with a tragic, desperate madness.
"Master, whatever he could do for you, I can do too."
"Look at me. Look only at me... all right?"
Chu Li lowered her eyes in surprise. After a long while, she sighed softly, bent down, and wiped the blood from the young man's face.
Her touch was gentle, yet carried an almost cruel indifference.
"I'm sorry. I forgot to tell you."
"Those of our Nine-Tailed clan are born without a heart-root."
[She did not leave Chu Jiantang back then because she was heartless.]
[And she has not kept you by her side because she is lovesick.]
[From beginning to end, she simply never knew what it meant to love someone deeply.]
Reading guide:
1. The young disciple and the master are the same person. The story mainly follows the master's plotline. Happy ending.
2. Female-centered story. The heroine is oblivious and a little slow on the uptake. Male-lead fans, proceed with caution.
3. Don't ask whether the male lead is a virgin. In my books, the male lead is always pure in every way, or you're welcome to come chop me up.
My completed novel, Raising the Demon Lord Wrong, Then She Died, is in my author column. It features a regret-and-redemption trope. Come check it out!
Here's the blurb:
"Tsundere, stubborn Demon Lord x A Guardian Who's Already Dead and Doesn't Care What Happens"
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Shi Qing died on the road while fetching medicine for Xie Jiuyan.
Her six souls scattered, but a wisp of her consciousness remained.
She couldn't help feeling dejected: Had she done so much evil that even the underworld's messengers wouldn't take her?
As a guardian of the demon race, Shi Qing had lived a carefree life, but she had fallen in love with her own young lord, Xie Jiuyan.
On the day the former Demon Lord died, Xie Jiuyan pointed his sword at her, eyes bloodshot.
"Aren't you the guardian? My father is dead, so why are you still alive?"
Shi Qing glanced at her body, soaked in blood, and clicked her tongue.
Good. At least things had gone as he wished.
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The first day Shi Qing did not return.
Xie Jiuyan sneered and flung down his cup. "She can go wherever she likes."
The tenth day Shi Qing did not return.
Xie Jiuyan woke from a nightmare, drenched in sweat, and stayed awake all night.
The second month Shi Qing did not return.
Xie Jiuyan smashed everything in the hall, curled up on her bed, and hoarsely demanded to know why she still hadn't come back.
Shi Qing had been gone for half a year.
Xie Jiuyan forced the poison in his body to flare up, spread the news that the Demon Lord was near death, and waited eagerly at the entrance to the demon realm.
Another day passed. Xie Jiuyan did not get Shi Qing back. Instead, he received news of her death.
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Xie Jiuyan hated Shi Qing with all his heart.
She had spoiled him until he lost all sense of reality, then cruelly cast him down.
He knew better than anyone that without Shi Qing, he was nothing.
Amid the blazing flames, he trembled as he clutched the corpse in his arms. "A Qing, I don't want anything. I won't be angry with you anymore. Take me with you, please?"
"It hurts so much, A Qing. Please save me..."
Shi Qing sighed and rubbed her forehead. Is it really so hard to leave a corpse intact these days?
Message: Even in the most desperate circumstances, we must strive to save ourselves!
Tang: That's because the reason why I can hold my wife back is because I should fight to the death. That kid can't do it unless I die. If Ah Li doesn't love me, she'd rather die No, not even if I die, I will still crawl back from hell and fight for it, even if I die, I will fight for 🐶
I like it very much, my favorite master-disciple article 💪 This is the first master-disciple novel that I have read seriously from cover to cover. I rarely come into contact with the subject of ancient Chinese sayings about cultivating immortality, but this book firmly captured me. I was attracted by the unique characters and plot from the very beginning. In general master-disciple stories, the master mostly adheres to the ethics of master-disciple and is the leader of the right path to protect the common people, and often severely abuses the heroine because of this. But the male protagonist of this book is different. He is lazy and casual, smiling but not smiling. He is dressed in red and is enthusiastic, with a bit of lively youthfulness, which really pokes me. The female protagonist is also dressed in red, with a flamboyant appearance. I particularly like the matching of their characters. The heroine's sword skills were all taught by the hero himself. She held the Shattered Qiong Sword, and the hero held the Peerless Frost Sword. When the two swords were facing each other, I was gripping my heart the whole time. I was very afraid that the hero would hurt the heroine due to misunderstandings and for the so-called right path, and even force the heroine to reincarnate. Usually I can't stand watching this kind of plot where the female protagonist is brutally tortured, but I didn't expect that in the end the male protagonist would be willing to use himself as bait, endure all kinds of pain to set up a trap, and give up everything just to protect the female protagonist. There are several plot points in the plot that hit the bottom of my heart: in order to save the heroine from the pain of being corroded by demonic energy, the male protagonist uses his body as a bait, cuts off one of her tails, and attracts all the demonic energy to himself; then the female protagonist, whose mind is invaded by the demonic energy and becomes perverse and crazy, stabs him with a sword, but the male protagonist does not dodge and embraces the sword edge. The impact of this episode is indescribable. What shocked me even more was that the male protagonist endured pain and cramps to remove his bones, and took out his vital half-soul and sealed it in a bone bracelet to contain the demonic energy in the female protagonist. He knew that the half-soul was of great significance to the monks, and I couldn't calm down for a long time after reading this. To be honest, at first I didn't like the heroine's dull and dull personality, which seemed to lack all emotions and desires. In the past, I preferred the heroine who was bright and flamboyant and knew how to support herself. I rarely see the setting of the heroine being a little fox, but I got it all at once, which is particularly endearing. Especially in the early stage when he has not yet transformed, his ignorance and ignorance make people feel pity for him. But as a mentor and apprentice in the nurturing department, I watched the heroine grow up step by step, and gradually developed emotions. The longer I went on, the better I could understand her, and finally I completely fell in love with this ignorant and pure little girl. The tone of the whole book is sadistic, with very little sweetness, and it is heart-wrenching to read throughout. The supporting characters in the book are also very novel. The heroine's mother breaks the image of a mother who is blindly sacrificial and dedicated in Internet articles. She has a life of her own, is casual and transparent, and instills in the heroine the concept that "her own life is always the most important". She has a unique perspective and a very vivid character. At the same time, it is different from the sanctimonious and corrupt top sects in most immortality novels. Although there are many misunderstandings about the righteous sect in this book, the brothers support and watch each other, which is rare and warm. The gentle and jade-like male lead is particularly brilliant. I have always felt that if there was no male protagonist in the heroine's life, and the hundred years of time when the male protagonist disappeared and waited alone, if the second male protagonist could be more brave and proactive, the ending might be completely different. On the one hand, I couldn't help but regret that the long-term companionship of the second male lead had finally come to nothing, and on the other hand, I couldn't help but feel sorry for the male protagonist. In his life, he had lost his soul, bones, and life, shed all his blood, and given everything he had.
The book I ordered recently is very suitable to my taste. It is my favorite combination of a love-brained man and a slow-witted woman. I enjoyed reading the whole process.
Li Li who found a new way to check and balance Master: Master hurt me without mercy, but refused to take good care of myself for me. I feel sorry for Master and would like to feel the same. (The man panicked quickly and finally gave in) At any rate, I can't do it anymore, so I can only use some extreme measures. You don't want to force me to imprison me, but you love me and respect me, and you don't want to heal me to show my weakness. You just want to use such a small means to tie me down. Logically, I should feel at ease. After all, I have the freedom to leave at any time. It is you who are really trapped here all the time. But, Master, if you hurt yourself, I will also feel sorry for you. If you persecute me, I can in turn persecute you. You use this method to retain me and increase your weight in my heart. But if you compare it with my weight in Master's heart, isn't this argument immediately obvious? I don't need you to surrender to me, I love you and will come to you naturally Hehe, she also discovered that there is another way. He compromises faster, but it hurts his waist 😳[spreading flowers]🐶 Lin Ya's hate literature is essentially soft-hearted and protective. In the recent exam, I only dared to think about it but not write it. But maybe I will find writing something particularly interesting once the pressure of exams is forced on me.
She had already compromised. In fact, it would have been different if he took action later, because this time she finally faced her heart and was able to face him. If he was still persistent, she was willing to give it a try. There were various reasons before that she could not recognize the feelings clearly and it was too late. She was only willing to give in but not willing to give it a try. But I am no longer worried about Tang's return. He is afraid that she will fall in love with someone else, and that she will not love him alone. He is even more afraid that even so, she will not be able to fall in love with anyone. So in the end, Tang: It has nothing to do with selfishness. I hope you have the complete abilities that an enlightened creature should have. I know you are worth it. You should have the right to freely choose to love or not to love. Therefore, I choose to fight against your destiny as the Nine-Tails and lift your innate shackles. My only selfishness - Ari, don't forget me. Next, the master and apprentice fight against Jiu Fei 🐶
Li: Believe it or not, I didn't say anything, I didn't have time to do anything, and that's all he did [holding his chin]
It's so beautiful that I can't bear to leave them [bursts crying] I love happy endings
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking! Master's love is so great! I like Master so much QAQ!
Tang is still really seductive: He led her hand, moving up all the way casually, and knocked on his heart, letting her hear the sound of drums. Then he freed his hand to cover her eyes with a piece of white silk. A few strands of black silk hung down, which highlighted the fair skin and attractive lips. A hoarse voice came out of it: Ah Li, I like you very much, do you want it? (He put his hand on hers, pressed his heart hard, and raised his chin slightly, as if he was telling her that he wanted what she wanted, and also seemed to be asking why she hadn't come to take it yet. Wasn't he attractive enough?)
Tang is jealous in all aspects: The sect leader asked us to come back often, but it's not necessary. After staying in Izumo for so many years, no matter how beautiful the scenery is, sometimes we get tired of it. Sect Leader: Changqing, is there only scenery in the sect? We are all in the Izumo Sect. Tang: I heard that your disciple has gone into seclusion. Ah Li also wants to go back to the sect, so let's come back and have a look. Sect Leader: It's hard to come back, why don't you stay a little longer? Tang (I can't laugh, it's so hard to come back. Your disciples and mine have been together longer than us. He picked up A Li, jumped onto the flying sword and left without looking back) Thank you for the invitation, Izumo Sect has many old scenes, and it's easy to fall in love when you touch the scene, so there's no need to come back more often Sect Leader: Changqing, are you coming back?