A sunny, sweet girl with maxed-out combat power vs. a genius junior brother who's sharp-tongued and scheming
At Tianxu Sect, Yun Zhiwei is a famous beauty with no substance: pretty, but dead last in cultivation. Like the other female cultivators, she has a crush on the lofty, aloof, immaculate genius junior brother, Pei Xunzhi.
During a mission, Pei Xunzhi dies, body and soul destroyed.
Yun Zhiwei goes to the ancestral hall and pays her respects, crying so hard her nose runs.
"Oh, Junior Brother, wahhh, rest in peace... I hope you can be an ordinary person in your next life, marry me, and grow old together..."
"Who are you cursing?"
Yun Zhiwei wipes her tears and turns around. A young man who looks remarkably like Pei Xunzhi stands there with his chin held high and his arms crossed.
The boy looks disgusted. "Forget it. I would never marry you."
Yun Zhiwei flies into a rage, grabs Pei Xunzhi's offerings, and throws them at the boy, knocking him dizzy.
"You're just a weak little good-for-nothing. You can't even beat me, and you think you can impersonate my junior brother? Get lost!"
From the male lead's perspective:
Pei Xunzhi secretly returns to the sect under the assumed name Pei Zhuo, where he meets Yun Zhiwei.
He already knows who she is: the famous beauty with no substance of Cangxu Sect.
But he doesn't like that sort of girl.
Then she casually beats a monster to a pulp and cheerfully offers Pei Xunzhi some osmanthus cakes spattered with blood.
Pei Xunzhi mechanically accepts the cake. Looking at her harmless smile, he thinks... he might be falling for her.
[Reader's Guide]
1. The female lead is not a good-for-nothing or lazy. She works extremely hard, and there's a reason her cultivation is weak. It's revealed in Volume One.
2. Romance and plot are split fifty-fifty.
3. I don't think there are any particular landmines. I'll add more if I think of any.
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"Master, Who Do You Want Dead?" A female master, male disciple story
Female lead: A beautiful, free-spirited slacker
Male lead: Seems like a pitiful little disciple, but is actually the Netherworld King who can kick the entire cultivation world over with one leg
Yinchen is a useless peak master with mediocre cultivation. No one wants to become her disciple.
One day, a handsome young man comes to the sect, with the beauty of snow and plum blossoms and the bearing of a precious jade. Male and female cultivators eager to catch a glimpse of him practically trample the mountain flat.
Unfortunately, the boy's spiritual roots are a mess. He's a pretty little good-for-nothing, and none of the peak masters want to take him on as a disciple.
The pretty little good-for-nothing looks at Yinchen with big, clear, innocent puppy eyes. "Will you be my master?"
Yinchen strokes her chin. Why not? Two good-for-nothings can slack off together.
Unexpectedly, during the sect's first competition, this pretty little good-for-nothing performs the long-lost Pure Dust Sword Art and astonishes everyone. The sect leader, who's been in seclusion for years, rushes out and wants to take him as a disciple.
Worried she'll ruin his future, Yinchen tells the pretty little good-for-nothing... no, the pretty little genius to train under the sect leader instead.
The pretty little genius tears up and clutches Yinchen's robes. "Master, don't you want me anymore?"
Unable to resist anyone who acts cute, Yinchen gives in and keeps him.
Once, Yinchen complains, "Elder Moshe is such a jerk. He keeps withholding our peak's spirit stones and pills."
The pretty little genius tilts his head. "Master, do you want him dead?"
Thinking he's joking, Yinchen casually replies, "Yeah."
A few days later, Elder Moshe dies suddenly in a gruesome manner. A trace of miasma from the Netherworld, dormant for a hundred years, clings to his body.
Yinchen's heart skips a beat. She turns around. The pretty little genius tilts his head and smiles innocently at her, the miasma still lingering around him.
Yinchen takes a deep breath. "Who are you, really?"
Master, I'm your little disciple.
Master, you once sealed the Demon Gate with a single sword strike. You once used a spell to shake the Three Realms. You once rescued me from the deepest depths of the Netherworld and brought me to the righteous path. But the righteous path hurt you.
Master, tell me. Who do you want dead?
Theme: Don't give up on working hard when you're behind.
Good things happen, and they kick back 😭 It's obviously the ending of he, but I still feel a slight regret 😭 😭 Weiwei and Xiao Pei must always be together in the future and never separate again 🌈 🌈
It's a pity that Cui Jiuluo died [helpless]. Her biological parents took advantage of her, and her adoptive father used her as a weapon, so she could only strive for power. With such scheming and planning, it's a pity that he doesn't have enough talent, otherwise he would really be able to unify the Nine Continents. She is really good to Cui Jiusi, and maybe he is the only one who is sincere to her.
😭 When is the next chapter? It's so painful to read half of it 😭
One hundred chapters of the extra chapter must be written soon [Spread Flowers]
The heroine has a really good character, she works hard and is not afraid of difficulties. Even if her cultivation does not improve, she does not give up. He values friendship and is very attentive, and is very kind to his friends. And he didn't hold grudges, and even prayed for a good afterlife for Cui Jiuluo and the others. The details of getting along with Wisteria and the others are really cute.
The emotional line is particularly well written, and the process of the male protagonist's attraction is portrayed too perfectly. The female protagonist may be tempted because the male protagonist saved her when she was a child, which is a bit cliche, but the flaws are not hidden (actually, I feel that the real attraction was in adulthood, before it was more like the adoration of a little girl). The male protagonist breaks through and is attacked by the female protagonist at the beginning. This plot is really genius. It not only corresponds to the previous article, but also makes the relationship between the two people develop into destiny. Scattering flowers will bring good luck. This little clue runs through the whole text and is particularly poignant. It's just that we don't get along too much on a daily basis after we get together. It would be nice to have two more daily extra episodes (in my dreams...).
The supporting characters are also very three-dimensional, including the egoistic Li Qingyue, Cui Jiuluo who strives for power, and the family-oriented Wisteria... It can be seen that there is a lot of affection for each character.
In terms of the plot line, the search for the emperor's bones in the early stage and the trial of the emperor's master in the later stage are very interesting, especially the search for the emperor's bones, which establishes the characters. In the middle period, Yun Hengshan insisted that the master did not like the monsters making trouble in the fairy court, which always felt weird (probably because this reason was not valid)
(The author is really a genius at writing about brothers and sisters. He writes more, writes frequently, loves to read, and will write another one.) The heroine is really good. She works hard and is not afraid of difficulties. Even if her cultivation does not improve, she does not give up. He values friendship and is very attentive, and is very kind to his friends. And he didn't hold grudges, and even prayed for a good afterlife for Cui Jiuluo and the others. The details of getting along with Wisteria and the others are really cute.
The emotional line is particularly well written, and the process of the male protagonist's attraction is portrayed too perfectly. The female protagonist may be tempted because the male protagonist saved her when she was a child, which is a bit cliche, but the flaws are not hidden (actually, I feel that the real attraction was in adulthood, before it was more like the adoration of a little girl). The male protagonist breaks through and is attacked by the female protagonist at the beginning. This plot is really genius. It not only corresponds to the previous article, but also makes the relationship between the two people develop into destiny. Scattering flowers will bring good luck. This little clue runs through the whole text and is particularly poignant. It's just that we don't get along too much on a daily basis after we get together. It would be nice to have two more daily extra episodes (in my dreams...).
The supporting characters are also very three-dimensional, including the egoistic Li Qingyue, Cui Jiuluo who strives for power, and the family-oriented Wisteria... It can be seen that there is a lot of affection for each character.
In terms of the plot line, the search for the emperor's bones in the early stage and the trial of the emperor's master in the later stage are very interesting, especially the search for the emperor's bones, which establishes the characters. In the middle period, Yun Hengshan insisted that the master did not like the monsters making trouble in the fairy court, which always felt weird (probably because this reason was not valid)
(The author is really a genius in writing about brothers and sisters. He writes more, writes frequently, loves to read, and will write another book 🤩)
Please be sure to write about the male protagonist's feelings when he rejects the female protagonist in the holy realm, otherwise I will think that he is not good enough 😭 😭 😭
? ? ? Is this right for the bridal chamber? 😭 😭 😭 Why is the water so clean? 😭 😭 😭
Why are you stuck here 😭 😭 The nth shot that was shaken
It has been three days, when will the extra chapter of Ten Thousand Bridal Rooms be served [question mark][question mark][question mark]
Good things happen, and they kick back 😭 It's obviously the ending of he, but I still feel a slight regret 😭 😭 Weiwei and Xiao Pei must always be together in the future and never separate again 🌈 🌈
It's a pity that Cui Jiuluo died [helpless]. Her biological parents took advantage of her, and her adoptive father used her as a weapon, so she could only strive for power. With such scheming and planning, it's a pity that he doesn't have enough talent, otherwise he would really be able to unify the Nine Continents. She is really good to Cui Jiusi, and maybe he is the only one who is sincere to her.
😭 When is the next chapter? It's so painful to read half of it 😭
One hundred chapters of the extra chapter must be written soon [Spread Flowers]
The heroine has a really good character, she works hard and is not afraid of difficulties. Even if her cultivation does not improve, she does not give up. He values friendship and is very attentive, and is very kind to his friends. And he didn't hold grudges, and even prayed for a good afterlife for Cui Jiuluo and the others. The details of getting along with Wisteria and the others are really cute. The emotional line is particularly well written, and the process of the male protagonist's attraction is portrayed too perfectly. The female protagonist may be tempted because the male protagonist saved her when she was a child, which is a bit cliche, but the flaws are not hidden (actually, I feel that the real attraction was in adulthood, before it was more like the adoration of a little girl). The male protagonist breaks through and is attacked by the female protagonist at the beginning. This plot is really genius. It not only corresponds to the previous article, but also makes the relationship between the two people develop into destiny. Scattering flowers will bring good luck. This little clue runs through the whole text and is particularly poignant. It's just that we don't get along too much on a daily basis after we get together. It would be nice to have two more daily extra episodes (in my dreams...). The supporting characters are also very three-dimensional, including the egoistic Li Qingyue, Cui Jiuluo who strives for power, and the family-oriented Wisteria... It can be seen that there is a lot of affection for each character. In terms of the plot line, the search for the emperor's bones in the early stage and the trial of the emperor's master in the later stage are very interesting, especially the search for the emperor's bones, which establishes the characters. In the middle period, Yun Hengshan insisted that the master did not like the monsters making trouble in the fairy court, which always felt weird (probably because this reason was not valid) (The author is really a genius at writing about brothers and sisters. He writes more, writes frequently, loves to read, and will write another one.) The heroine is really good. She works hard and is not afraid of difficulties. Even if her cultivation does not improve, she does not give up. He values friendship and is very attentive, and is very kind to his friends. And he didn't hold grudges, and even prayed for a good afterlife for Cui Jiuluo and the others. The details of getting along with Wisteria and the others are really cute. The emotional line is particularly well written, and the process of the male protagonist's attraction is portrayed too perfectly. The female protagonist may be tempted because the male protagonist saved her when she was a child, which is a bit cliche, but the flaws are not hidden (actually, I feel that the real attraction was in adulthood, before it was more like the adoration of a little girl). The male protagonist breaks through and is attacked by the female protagonist at the beginning. This plot is really genius. It not only corresponds to the previous article, but also makes the relationship between the two people develop into destiny. Scattering flowers will bring good luck. This little clue runs through the whole text and is particularly poignant. It's just that we don't get along too much on a daily basis after we get together. It would be nice to have two more daily extra episodes (in my dreams...). The supporting characters are also very three-dimensional, including the egoistic Li Qingyue, Cui Jiuluo who strives for power, and the family-oriented Wisteria... It can be seen that there is a lot of affection for each character. In terms of the plot line, the search for the emperor's bones in the early stage and the trial of the emperor's master in the later stage are very interesting, especially the search for the emperor's bones, which establishes the characters. In the middle period, Yun Hengshan insisted that the master did not like the monsters making trouble in the fairy court, which always felt weird (probably because this reason was not valid) (The author is really a genius in writing about brothers and sisters. He writes more, writes frequently, loves to read, and will write another book 🤩)
Please be sure to write about the male protagonist's feelings when he rejects the female protagonist in the holy realm, otherwise I will think that he is not good enough 😭 😭 😭
? ? ? Is this right for the bridal chamber? 😭 😭 😭 Why is the water so clean? 😭 😭 😭
Why are you stuck here 😭 😭 The nth shot that was shaken
It has been three days, when will the extra chapter of Ten Thousand Bridal Rooms be served [question mark][question mark][question mark]
2000 Words, right? 😭 😭 😭