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Reader's Guide:
1. One-on-one romance, my own take on cultivation, countless original details, and no character bashing of the original protagonists.
2. The junior sister is the strongest, followed by the senior sister.
3. If you don't enjoy this book, please stop reading in time.
Description:
Yu Hanyin transmigrated into a long, epic cultivation novel, one focused on romance.
The original story was full of over-the-top melodrama, but that had nothing to do with Yu Hanyin. She didn't like melodrama anyway, mainly because the romance wasn't between the genders she was interested in.
On Green River Literature City, her sexual orientation belonged in the girls' love section.
Romance and girls' love are worlds apart. Really.
But that wasn't all. The character she'd transmigrated into wasn't some unimportant passerby. She was a pure-spirit-root cauldron, a rarity seen only once in a thousand years, and the ideal vessel for the Witch God to inhabit.
To put it simply, she, Yu Hanyin, was the Witch Cult's Holy Maiden and the designated major villain of the book.
In the beginning, she was innocent and harmless. Later, she would burn, kill, loot, assault men and women, and commit every kind of evil. The entire Luoyuan Continent would hate her to the bone.
As a transmigrator, Yu Hanyin had a golden finger, but it was restricted by a strange System in her head that clearly sided with the Heavenly Dao. Using it came with all kinds of side effects: coughing up blood, fainting, vomiting, and weeping uncontrollably, among others.
But so what? No matter how bad things were from the start, she had to do her best to survive!
To get rid of the System as soon as possible, Yu Hanyin focused on cultivation and built alliances. Her gaze quickly fell on the senior sister.
The Xuanling Sect's senior sister, Lin He.
In the original story, Senior Sister Lin knew perfectly well that Junior Sister Yu had ulterior motives, yet she carefully protected her all the same. She even ruined her own Dao heart for her and willingly fell to demonic cultivation. In the end, both of them were killed by the Daughter of Heaven's Dao and the "Son" of Heaven's Dao, leaving no bodies behind. A double-death bad ending!
Yu Hanyin had the entire plot in her hands. She didn't want to die!
As the saying goes, if the Heavenly Dao refuses to tolerate you, then it refuses to tolerate you. Who does it think it is?
The thing villains love to do most is defy heaven.
Theme: Face hardships and dangers together, and live on with resilience.
Well, boys are not just for men. Boys and girls are not as good as boys and girls. Of course, the best thing is for women to use boys and for men to use boys.
It can be a girl, a boy or a boy. Boys are not just boys. Let them return to their second gender and give up neutral words.
Wc Xiaoyin, you really can't help it at all
I'm not very good at talking, so I'll probably talk about my impressions of the first five chapters. To be honest, I read the content of the next five chapters because I knew from reading the copy that the official partner is a senior sister, and the heroine is only interested in the senior sister, otherwise I would really think that it would develop into a heroine x master. To be honest, the relationship between the master and the heroine is a bit unnecessary, and the friendship level rises quickly and is suspended. The master is crazy about providing the best medicinal materials for the heroine, but he also points out that the senior sister only received dog skin plaster, which is extremely conflicting. Since everyone is not treated equally, where does this special preference come from? Probably in order to show the charm of the heroine, it was also written that if the master didn't have someone in his heart, he would be seduced by the heroine. However, the master is a cultivator and the heroine is only 13 years old. The most unnecessary feeling is the scene where the master gives the heroine a ring. It is normal for the master to give the disciple a mental method, but it is not so when he puts the ring directly on the ring finger. The whole description is suspended and ambiguous. Even if there may be a plot to explain the previous events, it is difficult to have the motivation to continue reading.
... From the beginning to the end, if the cp is the senior sister, there is really no need to give so many descriptions to the original heroine. The description is just a description. There is also a little ambiguity. When I read it, I thought the cp was replaced by the original heroine. The writing is very good, but it is difficult to substitute.
Ah, this setting is great. I want to ask who can attack it?
Um, a little snake one foot long and two inches wide? One inch seems to be 3.3 Centimeters, right?
My heroine, Bao'er, had a very miserable life before.
Hahaha, the original author's character is really unlikable, she doesn't have a long mouth, and people are unlucky to be in her dark history novels, and she herself is still moaning.
I finished reading it in one sitting, it's very interesting