One-line summary: After I die, the Demon Lord goes mad at the crematorium. (Big sister and puppy)
[An arrogant, stubborn, younger Demon Lord × a protector who's already dead and doesn't care what happens]
The full novel has been revised. Anti-piracy ratio: 60%. Hope you enjoy reading!
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Shi Qing died while on her way to fetch medicine for Xie Jiuyan.
Six of her souls had scattered, but a wisp of her consciousness remained.
She was deeply troubled: Had she done so many wicked things that even the underworld's officials wouldn't take her in?
As a protector of the demon clan, Shi Qing had lived a carefree and uninhibited 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 protector? My father is dead, so why are you still alive?"
Shi Qing glanced at her body, soaked in blood, and clicked her tongue.
Fine. At least it was what he wanted.
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The first day Shi Qing failed to return.
Xie Jiuyan sneered and tossed a cup aside. "Let her go wherever she wants."
The tenth day Shi Qing failed to return.
Xie Jiuyan woke from a nightmare, drenched in sweat, and stayed up all night.
The second month Shi Qing failed to 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 destroyed himself, spread the news that the Demon Lord was on the verge of death, and waited eagerly at the entrance to the demon realm.
Another day passed. Xie Jiuyan did not get Shi Qing back, but he did receive news of her death.
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Xie Jiuyan hated Shi Qing to the core.
She had spoiled him until he lost all sense of proportion, then cruelly cast him aside.
He knew better than anyone that without Shi Qing, he was nothing.
Amidst a sea of flames, he clung to the corpse in his arms, trembling. "A Qing, I don't want anything, and I won't argue with you anymore. Will you take me with you?"
"It hurts so much, A Qing. Please save me..."
Shi Qing sighed and rubbed her forehead. Why was it so hard to leave a corpse intact these days?
Reader's Guide:
1. Starts right at the crematorium. The heroine only suffers in flashbacks, and I solemnly promise that 95% of this novel is the crematorium!
2. Younger man. The hero loves her to bits but can't say it. The plot is painfully convoluted, all for the sake of the crematorium trope. The heroine will be resurrected later, but she doesn't forgive the hero until the final chapter. Happy ending.
3. Don't ask whether the hero is a virgin. Every hero in my books is pure in every way, or you're welcome to come chop me up.
Recommended: My completed novel, My Lovelorn Master Always Wants to Follow a Bad Ending. Come check it out!
[Survival above all / a little fox without a heartstring × hopelessly lovestruck, beauty who would give up his life for love, master]
When Chu Lichang first met Chu Li, she was trapped and near death.
He stopped before her in the snow, his red robes billowing, his voice languid: "That fox fur looks rather nice."
The little fox, who had fainted in fright, woke again. Her fox fur was still intact, and she learned the identity of the person who had saved her:
The universally recognized greatest person in the Fourteen Provinces, the Changqing Sword Master, Chu Lichang.
She came to her senses at once: I'm sticking to this powerful patron!
Chu Li pestered him until he took her as a disciple, intent on making her backing even more secure.
As it happened, she accidentally wandered into Chu Lichang's inner demon...
Chains, bloodstains, a broken spine.
The young man was utterly disheveled, yet his face remained devastatingly handsome.
Chu Li: Wow.
Later, Chu Li became a demon god whom the righteous sects wanted dead.
In the demon-slaying battle, her master stood at the forefront, red robes and black hair, as captivating as ever.
"If my disciple has committed a crime, then I shall deal with her myself."
Chu Li stood with her sword in hand, a faint smile on her lips, inwardly falling apart.
No one told her that becoming a demon god meant she had to fight Chu Lichang!
But no one expected that Changqing Jun, who had claimed he would purge his own sect, would lose that battle.
The once favored child of heaven was buried beneath the sword he had gifted her, pierced through the heart by his former beloved disciple.
A hundred years later, Chu Li took a disciple of her own. His features were remarkably like Changqing Jun's in his youth.
The others kept quiet, but the little disciple, after learning the truth, went mad.
The young man ruined his own face and knelt before Chu Li, both desperate and pleading.
"Master, I can do everything he could do for you. Look at me. Please, won't you look at me?"
Chu Li: Ah, well, sorry. We nine-tailed foxes don't have heartstrings.
Theme: Face the mistakes you've made
It was agreed that the game would start in the crematorium but ended up being a coward in Chapter 30. The heroine was given the image of a natural mound. The buffalo horse was brought home but was kept in captivity as a favor, and she deserved to be bled, whipped and exploited. The cows and horses still recognize their master, and the old master kills him and recognizes the young master to support him in starting a family business. The logic is contradictory. Kind-hearted cows and horses that are kept in captivity for kindness will automatically help others to commit evil when they meet their masters. Then you say that the master who enjoys everything is innocent and you are guilty? Judging from the direction, it will still end with the cow and the horse coming back to claim the master, I am not m, I will take the first step [Comparison of Hearts]
Sorry, male lead. I thought you killed the female lead at first. You are quite good and I support you. The male lead can be removed. The image of the male protagonist to me has turned into a giant baby who only loses his temper and cries when something happens. What's the use of him?
Okay, this is the end of this book. The male protagonist and the second male protagonist each have their own bad qualities. The female protagonist is the true virgin. The male protagonist misunderstood him in every possible way. He didn't hate the male protagonist and he didn't hate him even if he killed him. Why did the female protagonist end up with two people who wanted to retaliate for kindness?
I like the second male lead. The second male lead's name is more like the male protagonist of the novel. The male protagonist can be forked away, and he is more like a three-year-old child without any responsibility [changed]
The female lead is really selfless in her treatment of the male lead and the second male lead. . . . Pure Virgin 💔 Two male white-eyed wolves
Now I still don't understand why the female protagonist can subjectively owe Xie Chen so much kindness just because she was inspired by Xie Chen. She worked hard for Xie Chen and owed the second male lead a big karma.
Okay, we already know that the most miserable and virginal one is the heroine 🐶
Damn, I really don't understand what these people are doing in love. As long as one person opens his mouth, the story will be over.
The heroine has transcended, and has no worries about anything in her heart. She can ascend to godhood, and is suitable for practicing such ruthless and loveless skills hahaha
I'm really convinced by these two bastards.