[A little melodramatic, not purely romance, and there's a locked-room arc. I really couldn't think of a blurb for this one, so I just threw this together.]
I gave my heart to the bright moon, but the moon shone on a filthy ditch.
Before joining the immortal sect, Wei Yunshen never would have imagined that his seemingly noble and upright master was such a piece of trash.
[Upright and kind at first, then a dark, unhinged younger top × gentle on the surface, but inwardly obsessive and strongly self-destructive, beautiful and tragic bottom]
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Coming soon: The Immortal Venerable Only Wants to Die
After dying, Zhou Xingwan transmigrated into the body of a villainous immortal venerable who shared his name in another world.
A system calling itself 003 tempted him: "Do you want to live? Do you want to return to your original world and take revenge? As long as you complete the mission in this world, I'll bring you back to life in your original world!"
Zhou Xingwan had no objection to coming back to life in his original world, so he immediately asked humbly, "What should I do?"
The System flipped through the world setting. "In his youth, the original owner was the greatest genius in the cultivation world. He later joined a sect, but because so many people around him had extraordinary talent, he was tempted by a demon and stole his fellow disciples' golden cores to cultivate. His strength advanced by leaps and bounds, and he eventually became a powerful cultivator known as the Jade Venerable Hengwan."
"Later, the sect held a new selection and the original owner took in a disciple with extraordinary talent. He grew malicious and wanted to repeat his old tricks, but who knew that this disciple would be the Child of Destiny?"
Zhou Xingwan understood. "So I just have to wait for him to see through my true nature and kill me with one sword, and then the mission is complete?"
"No." The System closed the script. "We came to the wrong world. Your only goal now is to die so I can send you to the right one."
Zhou Xingwan: ?
The System nervously tried to reassure him. "But don't worry. We're in the later part of the story, and everyone in the cultivation world knows the original owner's true nature. It should be easy for you to die."
Easy...?
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To get back to his own world as quickly as possible, Zhou Xingwan was determined to die. He took his life-bound sword and slashed at his own throat, but the sword spirit, who had despised him, suddenly drew back its blade and glared at him furiously. "You think taking your own life will make up for all the evil you've done?"
Zhou Xingwan didn't bother to explain. When he saw someone poison his junior brother, he volunteered to test the antidote. As a mouthful of black blood spilled from his lips, Zhou Xingwan thought he had finally completed the mission. But his junior brother used every elixir and panacea to save him, then glared at him with bloodshot eyes. "You wanted to die here so everyone in the world would know that this villain saved me, making me a target for all?"
Later, during the sect tournament, his senior brother was badly injured, and Zhou Xingwan volunteered to fight in his place. He deliberately made a mistake, turning his sword aside by a fraction, and the opponent's blade pierced straight through his heart. Zhou Xingwan knew there was no coming back from this, so he closed his eyes in peace. Yet when he woke, he was still in the cultivation world.
His senior brother, who had always treated him coldly, looked conflicted. "You did your best in the sect tournament. You still lost, but you protected the sect's reputation. From now on, our past debts are settled, and I won't make things difficult for you again."
Later, when the demons returned and invaded in force, the male lead, the Child of Destiny, was too busy saving his fellow disciples to defend against every attack. Zhou Xingwan found his chance and took a fatal blow for him. His body was nearly torn in half. Thinking he would finally die this time, Zhou Xingwan opened his eyes, only to find himself in that familiar bedchamber again.
The Dragon-Proud disciple, who was supposed to care about nothing, lay beside his bed, looking wronged. "Master, I was wrong. Didn't you want my golden core? You can have it. Please don't die, okay?"
"No!"
Zhou Xingwan finally broke down. "System, is this what you meant by easy to die? These protagonists and side characters won't stop yammering. Are they going to let me die or not?!"
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Blurb for His White Moonlight Keeps Fighting for Him
After spending three months as Wei Jinchuan's lovesick puppy, Shen Yue learned that he was actually the male lead of a melodramatic novel, doomed to die of depression.
In the story, he fell in love with Wei Jinchuan at first sight and used every means at his disposal to be with him. After finally winning him over, Shen Yue discovered that Wei Jinchuan had a white moonlight. When the white moonlight returned to the country, the three of them became embroiled in a torturous romance that dragged on for years.
In the end, Wei Jinchuan sent Shen Yue to the operating table for his white moonlight. Only after Shen Yue died did he realize he had already fallen in love with him. Grief-stricken, he inherited Shen Yue's estate, then continued his tortured romance with the white moonlight.
Shen Yue, now awake to the truth: ...Who decided that a sucker like this should be called the male lead?
Fortunately, he wasn't too deeply in love yet. Thinking about his fate, and about how Wei Jinchuan would inherit his estate and get a happy ending with the white moonlight, Shen Yue gave up. To hell with this!
But can someone tell him why his body won't obey him?!
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At first, Shen Yue thought avoiding Wei Jinchuan would let him escape his destined death. But the plot had him in its grip, and he couldn't stop fawning over Wei Jinchuan.
At a bar, Shen Yue was flirting with a guy he'd just met when Wei Jinchuan called. His body answered against his will, and he asked Wei Jinchuan with tears in his voice, "Jinchuan, I didn't see you today. Are you cold? Hungry? I'm so lonely all by myself~"
At a restaurant, Shen Yue was hitting it off with a new colleague, who happened to be exactly his type. Shen Yue was hoping to take things further when he saw Wei Jinchuan walk in and immediately clung to him. "Jinchuan, what brings you here today? I can't even eat without you."
At the company's hot spring retreat, Shen Yue was making lewd jokes with a white foreign boss he'd just hooked up with. They had arranged to have a "deep discussion" that evening, but then Wei Jinchuan's best friend happened to come by to check on everyone. Shen Yue had no choice but to hide the boss in a cupboard. "I'm devoted to Jinchuan. How could I look for someone else just because he doesn't love me?"
Much later, Wei Jinchuan caught Shen Yue on a date. Shen Yue lay there with a wounded expression, draped over a certain white moonlight whose upper body was bare, and said innocently, "Jinchuan, he said he was only rubbing against me, not going in. My body still belongs to you~"
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Wei Jinchuan had secretly loved Shen Yue for years, but Shen Yue was a flirt with one admirer after another, and had racked up more romantic entanglements than Wei Jinchuan had ever seen in his life.
He didn't dare get close. He just wanted to wait until Shen Yue settled down, then slowly approach him. But one day, Shen Yue suddenly came to him and launched a passionate pursuit. Wei Jinchuan lost his composure and turned to his childhood friend, who had been abroad for years, hoping his friend, an experienced player himself, could give him some advice.
His friend looked at the photo he'd sent. "He only likes people who don't like him back. Keep your distance and leave him hanging. If he gets you too easily, he'll move on to the next guy in no time."
Wei Jinchuan, who had never dated anyone, thought this approach was brilliant. He followed his friend's advice, deliberately putting on a cold face and even speaking harshly whenever he saw Shen Yue. He thought he was finally getting somewhere with him. But can someone tell him...
Why is the man he loves sharing a bed with his best friend?!
Theme: Deep-rooted afflictions are hard to cure.
Ahhhh, it's so uncomfortable. The so-called "demon tribe" has a pure heart and is Yun Shen's brother. Zhi Huai can't escape. Ling Wei, when did Ling Wei 😭 please teacher, please let Ling Wei go offline and stop using the knife, and let Zhi Huai atone for his sins?
Forever, forever together 🥺
When will Xiao Wei forgive Master [Let me be healthy]
I go, these people are really hateful [Angry] The teacher wrote well, I enjoyed reading it 💪 💪
Where can I see the locked content? 😭 😭 😭 Very urgent, very urgent, I feel like I missed a hundred million
I'm going to die laughing, the author is going to be broken
I hate you, I really hate you. I use my mouth instead of sensitive words. What else do you want me to do? What else do you want me to do! ! ! I won't forgive you, I really won't forgive you, do you know how hard it is to squeeze this chapter in? You do not know! You have no idea! Zjk, I will rape you forever, forever! ! ! ! !
Chi Huai: Don't you want to kill me? Forget it (collapses)
Kill that concubine!
Chi Huai: (Huh? Me?) It's too late to draw the sword——
First, Wuxing would like to thank Chihuai Yunshen for his company during this period, but I feel that the plot of the whole book has become weird since chapter 65...
The early plot is very compact, the characters are wonderfully created, the plots are interlocking, and the foreshadowing is recycled in a timely manner, making it very comfortable for viewers. This kind of villain Shizun Shou with some symbolic attributes is rarely seen in JJ, it is very special. I was just as fascinated as Yun Shen in the early stage of watching it, especially in the copy of the ghost. The contrast between his ruthlessness in stabbing the ghost to death and the way he asked Feng Ling to go back to massacre the village was so touching. I thought at the time that the person who could design this plot was a genius. He could use a short paragraph to portray a ruthless person who clearly loves and hates so well. The way he treats Ling Wei, a beast, by submissiveness and pull, and the way he makes use of his own appearance is extremely charming. A man with scheming, powerful, and capable skills, who can put down his body to please others in order to achieve his goals, I have never seen this kind of protagonist. Being able to make use of all available resources, and also having a little elder care (?) For my apprentices is just too much for my liking.
But the further he looked at the back, the more his ability to hold his arms was weakened, and he was imprisoned and injured at every turn. After Gu Dao was robbed in Chapter 36, Yun Shen fed him his own blood, and he couldn't beat anyone from then on. I originally thought that Yun Shen fed him his own blood to fight against Ling Wei's blood contract, but in fact there was no such thing. What was the purpose of feeding him blood? This foreshadowing was not recycled. After Chihuai lost his power, the side of him that had been deliberately trained since childhood was revealed. He only has one face left that he can use, so he wants to use his face to seduce others and get himself out of trouble. I feel like the wild horse is starting to run wild as I write this paragraph, and I seduce anyone who comes, whether it's Feng Lingyun, Chen Yun or the demon guard. I don't know why he colluded with Feng Ling to rescue Ling Wei. Was he afraid that Wei Yunshen wouldn't kill him, so he wanted to provoke people? ? It's not like he doesn't know how much Wei Yunshen hates Ling Wei, why he has to take risks and do such unnecessary things? Isn't he afraid that Ling Wei will kill him because of his dirty sword, or that Wei Yunshen will kill him because of his betrayal again? Aren't you afraid that Ling Wei will really run away? Moreover, in order to do this, he indirectly killed a group of demon cultivators. At that time, Chi Huai already knew that those demons were human beings. I really couldn't understand his motives. He had no grudge against those demons.
And in the end, I felt that I was not really sorry for Gong (only between the two of them). He taught Yun Shen the skills and gave him good food and clothes. Even if he was a victim of evil, he finally found out that he had just changed his skills to a somewhat nerve-wracking one, and instead his strength increased faster. The only sorry point was that he put someone in jail and was beaten and stabbed him with a sword. However, he not only applied medicine to protect his heart veins on the sword, but also avoided the vital point. In the end, he asked Feng Ling to take care of him. On the other hand, Chi Huai was imprisoned by Yun Shen, killed and resurrected again, and was beaten half to death by Mo Xin during the subsequent pursuit. Isn't it a bit too much? Moreover, when he was being chased at the end, I felt that his character was very different from the previous ones. I couldn't see any difference between his attitude towards Yun Shen and Feng Linglingwei and others. Even if it is pure seduction, there is no trace of "evil person" at all. He is simply using what he learned as a child on Yun Shen. Shouldn't such a complex and multi-faceted evil character be a little different when he's emotional? Shouldn't it be more layered? Why does it feel like the way he pursues people is the same as when he was controlled by others and only his appearance was the only bargaining chip?
I can't understand why Yun Shen wanted to kill Chi Huai, was it to get rid of his cold disease and blood contract? But after Ling Wei dies, what is the use of the blood contract besides preventing suicide? Can't cold illnesses be treated with cold-resolving pills? Why do we have to kill people? What's the use of killing people if they bring them back to life? And the bet he made before the murder, "You will regret it when you die, or I will be your dog" was mentioned twice after the resurrection. I really didn't see where he regretted it, just like I didn't see why he wanted to die in the first place. He wanted to kill Ling Wei because he was unhappy being controlled by Ling Wei and wanted to be free. But he doesn't want to live even if Ling Wei dies? Why? Because he feels that he has done so many evil things that he does not deserve to live? Obviously not, he is not that kind of person at all. Doesn't he have any desire for survival other than revenge?
And Yun Shen was also very weird. In the end, he told Song Chihuai personally that he was not the son of Wei Zhu, and when he told Song Chihuai, he didn't get any evidence that could prove his identity that he couldn't get earlier. Song Chihuai didn't believe the letters he communicated with Miss Shi. In the end, Song Chihuai only believed them when he remembered them. Wei Yunshen obviously had so many opportunities to ask, could it be that cultivating demons really damaged the brain?
Chihuai's handling of Yun Shen's affection is also very strange. Before Feng Ling told him that Yun Shen was not the son of Wei Zhu, he tried to seduce Feng Ling to get benefits. After learning about Yun Shen's life experience, he immediately fell in love with her. There was only half a chapter of psychological description. In summary, he felt sorry for Yun Shen's sincerity. In fact, he had been attracted to Yun Shen for a long time because Yun Shen was the son of an enemy and felt sorry for him, so he kept suppressing his emotions. This turning point is really too sudden. I don't know if the love he understands is different from the love I understand. Is it just because others treat him as an object because of his appearance but Yun Shen treats him as a human being and he feels sorry for Yun Shen that he falls in love with her? There is no foreshadowing at all, let alone seducing Feng Ling just now. In my opinion, Chi Huai lacks self-esteem due to his childhood experiences, and seducing others is a sign of self-contempt, treating himself like an object. In Chapter 47, Yun Shen even slapped him because of this. I thought that Yun Shen would help him improve his personality and help him re-establish a sense of security and self-esteem, but it turned out that the way to pursue the attack was to seduce him with contempt? ? ? Was that slap in vain? His temptation felt like being knocked down, like Xiao Wei was having an erotic dream, and Xiao Wei knew clearly why Chi Huai was so cruel to him - it was because Chi Huai thought he was Wei Zhu's son. Not only did he not explain, but he also tortured people for revenge, killing people over and over without letting go, and inexplicably indulged in lust when he was seduced.
The most difficult thing to accept is the extra story about Mo Xin and Ciyu. It's too curious and too difficult. I don't know what the meaning of the last extra chapter is about the goddess of creation being tricked by men and only teaching men how to practice but not women. In the end, she actually died of dystocia and massive hemorrhage as the child of a god. As a result, women have been monopolized the cultivation resources and can only practice the magic way of conferring wisdom. If you want to write about a male character cultivating immortality, then write about it. Why should you use such an inexplicable reason to set it up that women cannot cultivate? Just because the darkness behind Zhu Huai Yunshen is caused by men, so there can't be women among the people who dominate the world? I've already written novels, why should I write about women being oppressed? Ciyu, the goddess of creation, was intellectually deceived by her own creation and evaded her rights, but behind her back she was still looked down upon by others. She was so obedient to her creation that she did not teach women to practice cultivation and allowed men to monopolize resources. In terms of force, he can die from bleeding after just one birth. Is it logical for a mere human being to say, "The God of Creation is just a thing for men to step on?" This is simply too curious. Ever since Ling Wei's death, it feels like everything has started to go haywire.
The foreshadowing in the early stage was recovered very well, but in the later stage, it felt like the small head was controlling the big head () I don't know whether it was because the circle had not returned or what, it looked very strange. But I really like the content before chapter 65. In general, the character design of Zhu Huai is very novel, and it is a flavor that I have not tried very often. It is great to be able to make such a risky move to create a multi-faceted and non-perfect protagonist (well). It would be better if the emotional lines and some plots can be handled more delicately in the later stage. I can only say that I cannot empathize or understand the relationship between Mo Xin and Ci Yu. The fact that the female God of Creation was PUAed by human men to the point of having difficulty giving birth and that women's cultivation resources were monopolized was still too advanced, and why the devil's heart fell asleep was not explained. I still like the refreshing feeling that every foreshadowing is taken care of.
It feels much more pleasing to the eye when I see Zhi Huai Ha Qi... I thought it was weird before ()
The Beautiful Love Brain Has Softened His Heart Again
Wrong Flirting [E-Sports]
996 the Social Animal Was Turned into a Pitiful Cake and Was Brutally Robbed?
Let Go of That Villain, Let! I! Come! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
Now I Have to Fight with Him
Does the Angsty Romance Hero Have to End Up in a Love Triangle Too?!
The Immortal Venerable Is Determined to Die
The Villain Cares So Much
Ahhhh, it's so uncomfortable. The so-called "demon tribe" has a pure heart and is Yun Shen's brother. Zhi Huai can't escape. Ling Wei, when did Ling Wei 😭 please teacher, please let Ling Wei go offline and stop using the knife, and let Zhi Huai atone for his sins?
Forever, forever together 🥺
When will Xiao Wei forgive Master [Let me be healthy]
I go, these people are really hateful [Angry] The teacher wrote well, I enjoyed reading it 💪 💪
Where can I see the locked content? 😭 😭 😭 Very urgent, very urgent, I feel like I missed a hundred million
I'm going to die laughing, the author is going to be broken
I hate you, I really hate you. I use my mouth instead of sensitive words. What else do you want me to do? What else do you want me to do! ! ! I won't forgive you, I really won't forgive you, do you know how hard it is to squeeze this chapter in? You do not know! You have no idea! Zjk, I will rape you forever, forever! ! ! ! !
Chi Huai: Don't you want to kill me? Forget it (collapses) Kill that concubine! Chi Huai: (Huh? Me?) It's too late to draw the sword——
First, Wuxing would like to thank Chihuai Yunshen for his company during this period, but I feel that the plot of the whole book has become weird since chapter 65... The early plot is very compact, the characters are wonderfully created, the plots are interlocking, and the foreshadowing is recycled in a timely manner, making it very comfortable for viewers. This kind of villain Shizun Shou with some symbolic attributes is rarely seen in JJ, it is very special. I was just as fascinated as Yun Shen in the early stage of watching it, especially in the copy of the ghost. The contrast between his ruthlessness in stabbing the ghost to death and the way he asked Feng Ling to go back to massacre the village was so touching. I thought at the time that the person who could design this plot was a genius. He could use a short paragraph to portray a ruthless person who clearly loves and hates so well. The way he treats Ling Wei, a beast, by submissiveness and pull, and the way he makes use of his own appearance is extremely charming. A man with scheming, powerful, and capable skills, who can put down his body to please others in order to achieve his goals, I have never seen this kind of protagonist. Being able to make use of all available resources, and also having a little elder care (?) For my apprentices is just too much for my liking. But the further he looked at the back, the more his ability to hold his arms was weakened, and he was imprisoned and injured at every turn. After Gu Dao was robbed in Chapter 36, Yun Shen fed him his own blood, and he couldn't beat anyone from then on. I originally thought that Yun Shen fed him his own blood to fight against Ling Wei's blood contract, but in fact there was no such thing. What was the purpose of feeding him blood? This foreshadowing was not recycled. After Chihuai lost his power, the side of him that had been deliberately trained since childhood was revealed. He only has one face left that he can use, so he wants to use his face to seduce others and get himself out of trouble. I feel like the wild horse is starting to run wild as I write this paragraph, and I seduce anyone who comes, whether it's Feng Lingyun, Chen Yun or the demon guard. I don't know why he colluded with Feng Ling to rescue Ling Wei. Was he afraid that Wei Yunshen wouldn't kill him, so he wanted to provoke people? ? It's not like he doesn't know how much Wei Yunshen hates Ling Wei, why he has to take risks and do such unnecessary things? Isn't he afraid that Ling Wei will kill him because of his dirty sword, or that Wei Yunshen will kill him because of his betrayal again? Aren't you afraid that Ling Wei will really run away? Moreover, in order to do this, he indirectly killed a group of demon cultivators. At that time, Chi Huai already knew that those demons were human beings. I really couldn't understand his motives. He had no grudge against those demons. And in the end, I felt that I was not really sorry for Gong (only between the two of them). He taught Yun Shen the skills and gave him good food and clothes. Even if he was a victim of evil, he finally found out that he had just changed his skills to a somewhat nerve-wracking one, and instead his strength increased faster. The only sorry point was that he put someone in jail and was beaten and stabbed him with a sword. However, he not only applied medicine to protect his heart veins on the sword, but also avoided the vital point. In the end, he asked Feng Ling to take care of him. On the other hand, Chi Huai was imprisoned by Yun Shen, killed and resurrected again, and was beaten half to death by Mo Xin during the subsequent pursuit. Isn't it a bit too much? Moreover, when he was being chased at the end, I felt that his character was very different from the previous ones. I couldn't see any difference between his attitude towards Yun Shen and Feng Linglingwei and others. Even if it is pure seduction, there is no trace of "evil person" at all. He is simply using what he learned as a child on Yun Shen. Shouldn't such a complex and multi-faceted evil character be a little different when he's emotional? Shouldn't it be more layered? Why does it feel like the way he pursues people is the same as when he was controlled by others and only his appearance was the only bargaining chip? I can't understand why Yun Shen wanted to kill Chi Huai, was it to get rid of his cold disease and blood contract? But after Ling Wei dies, what is the use of the blood contract besides preventing suicide? Can't cold illnesses be treated with cold-resolving pills? Why do we have to kill people? What's the use of killing people if they bring them back to life? And the bet he made before the murder, "You will regret it when you die, or I will be your dog" was mentioned twice after the resurrection. I really didn't see where he regretted it, just like I didn't see why he wanted to die in the first place. He wanted to kill Ling Wei because he was unhappy being controlled by Ling Wei and wanted to be free. But he doesn't want to live even if Ling Wei dies? Why? Because he feels that he has done so many evil things that he does not deserve to live? Obviously not, he is not that kind of person at all. Doesn't he have any desire for survival other than revenge? And Yun Shen was also very weird. In the end, he told Song Chihuai personally that he was not the son of Wei Zhu, and when he told Song Chihuai, he didn't get any evidence that could prove his identity that he couldn't get earlier. Song Chihuai didn't believe the letters he communicated with Miss Shi. In the end, Song Chihuai only believed them when he remembered them. Wei Yunshen obviously had so many opportunities to ask, could it be that cultivating demons really damaged the brain? Chihuai's handling of Yun Shen's affection is also very strange. Before Feng Ling told him that Yun Shen was not the son of Wei Zhu, he tried to seduce Feng Ling to get benefits. After learning about Yun Shen's life experience, he immediately fell in love with her. There was only half a chapter of psychological description. In summary, he felt sorry for Yun Shen's sincerity. In fact, he had been attracted to Yun Shen for a long time because Yun Shen was the son of an enemy and felt sorry for him, so he kept suppressing his emotions. This turning point is really too sudden. I don't know if the love he understands is different from the love I understand. Is it just because others treat him as an object because of his appearance but Yun Shen treats him as a human being and he feels sorry for Yun Shen that he falls in love with her? There is no foreshadowing at all, let alone seducing Feng Ling just now. In my opinion, Chi Huai lacks self-esteem due to his childhood experiences, and seducing others is a sign of self-contempt, treating himself like an object. In Chapter 47, Yun Shen even slapped him because of this. I thought that Yun Shen would help him improve his personality and help him re-establish a sense of security and self-esteem, but it turned out that the way to pursue the attack was to seduce him with contempt? ? ? Was that slap in vain? His temptation felt like being knocked down, like Xiao Wei was having an erotic dream, and Xiao Wei knew clearly why Chi Huai was so cruel to him - it was because Chi Huai thought he was Wei Zhu's son. Not only did he not explain, but he also tortured people for revenge, killing people over and over without letting go, and inexplicably indulged in lust when he was seduced. The most difficult thing to accept is the extra story about Mo Xin and Ciyu. It's too curious and too difficult. I don't know what the meaning of the last extra chapter is about the goddess of creation being tricked by men and only teaching men how to practice but not women. In the end, she actually died of dystocia and massive hemorrhage as the child of a god. As a result, women have been monopolized the cultivation resources and can only practice the magic way of conferring wisdom. If you want to write about a male character cultivating immortality, then write about it. Why should you use such an inexplicable reason to set it up that women cannot cultivate? Just because the darkness behind Zhu Huai Yunshen is caused by men, so there can't be women among the people who dominate the world? I've already written novels, why should I write about women being oppressed? Ciyu, the goddess of creation, was intellectually deceived by her own creation and evaded her rights, but behind her back she was still looked down upon by others. She was so obedient to her creation that she did not teach women to practice cultivation and allowed men to monopolize resources. In terms of force, he can die from bleeding after just one birth. Is it logical for a mere human being to say, "The God of Creation is just a thing for men to step on?" This is simply too curious. Ever since Ling Wei's death, it feels like everything has started to go haywire. The foreshadowing in the early stage was recovered very well, but in the later stage, it felt like the small head was controlling the big head () I don't know whether it was because the circle had not returned or what, it looked very strange. But I really like the content before chapter 65. In general, the character design of Zhu Huai is very novel, and it is a flavor that I have not tried very often. It is great to be able to make such a risky move to create a multi-faceted and non-perfect protagonist (well). It would be better if the emotional lines and some plots can be handled more delicately in the later stage. I can only say that I cannot empathize or understand the relationship between Mo Xin and Ci Yu. The fact that the female God of Creation was PUAed by human men to the point of having difficulty giving birth and that women's cultivation resources were monopolized was still too advanced, and why the devil's heart fell asleep was not explained. I still like the refreshing feeling that every foreshadowing is taken care of.
It feels much more pleasing to the eye when I see Zhi Huai Ha Qi... I thought it was weird before ()