Xiang Yao transmigrates into a cultivation novel about a proud chosen one who grows stronger step by step.
She is the proud chosen one's gentle, kind, innocent childhood sweetheart who dies young. Her role is to sacrifice her life for the male lead at a crucial moment, rescuing him from the brink of death and leaving a deeply moving moment of tenderness in this action-packed cultivation story.
She will become a scar in the male lead's heart that never fades, and a lingering regret that will tug at readers' hearts whenever they think of it.
...The important part is that she dies young.
When she sees this plot on a smart device:
So good. Love it.
When she sees this plot happening to herself:
Cruel. Get lost.
With a plot this cruel, she might as well do whatever she wants.
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Zhou Ren has a childhood sweetheart. They depended on each other from a young age and grew up through thick and thin. He's always believed that his sweetheart must be right behind him, and that all he has to do is turn around to see her.
His childhood sweetheart is his sister in name, so his feelings for her are a secret he can't tell anyone.
But one day, he realizes something is off.
The enemy nation's fourth prince has always been unruly, vicious, and arrogant, but he tempers his temper only around Zhou Ren's sweetheart. He remembers what she likes to eat and helps her tend her medicinal garden. Their feelings simmer beneath the surface, revealed in every glance...
The fourth prince's friend also pretends to be nonchalant, bending down with the utmost gentleness to brush dust off her skirt.
Even the aloof Immortal Venerable, famous since his youth, secretly turns red around the ears like a bashful boy whenever he sees Zhou Ren's sweetheart.
Zhou Ren: ??? Who the hell stole my girl!
Did you steal her separately, or did you all do it together!!!
Unable to bear it any longer, he goes to find his sweetheart, his lowered peach-blossom eyes looking pitiful and aggrieved.
"There are so many people around you... but who do you love most...?"
Xiang Yao looks at him with her clear eyes, as always, and says sadly:
"How could you think that?"
"You're all equally important to me."
The scales never tip.
The love I give you is the same for everyone.
[Reading Guide]
1. This isn't a choose-your-favorite story. The romance is one-on-one in stages, but there is no male lead. The heroine simply has a relationship with each person. She's very kind and can't bear to choose one and make the others sad, so in the end she chooses to make everyone sad instead. (Knocks on the cyber wooden fish, knock knock knock.)
2. The characters' values don't represent the author's. The point of this story is to give everyone a home. The author is writing for fun, and I hope everyone enjoys reading it.
3. This isn't a strong female lead story, nor is it about her being independent and alone. The heroine really is dating people.
4. This story is also known as The Story of Yao and Her Ex-Boyfriends.
Theme: Defeat a negative mindset and keep striving to live
