In the next life, from a poor community laborer to a demon dragon princess, Tianyue thought she had finally crossed the first watershed in her life - amniotic fluid.
Being a princess sounds like wealth, she is also a dragon, she is rich, beautiful, powerful, and has a long lifespan. Isn't this the legendary start of the chosen one?
She thought excitedly that instead of being involved in life and death, she could be a salty fish who could eat, drink and have fun.
However, after Tianyue broke out of her shell, she found that the situation was not as beautiful as she imagined.
Because even dragons are divided into good guys and bad guys. Unfortunately, Tianyue is the inevitable demon dragon in the major immortal novels. If others see her, they will chop her to death.
Fortunately, there is a chance to change the situation at the beginning of the sinkhole.
One day, the demon elders and Tianyue's beautiful dragon father gave her and her twin brother a mission - to go undercover in the human world.
What, working as an undercover agent, or a human race, isn't that a "business trip at official expense".
Things have turned around, and Tianyue's salty life of eating well, sleeping well, looking at the beautiful scenery, and sticking to beauties is about to come true, and she nods wildly with joy.
However, this is just the beginning. If you want to be a successful undercover agent, you will not be hacked to death by the human race.
Tianyue needs to cover her vest and obtain a pass to the human world on her own, so that Tiandao will not discover her identity as a demon as soon as she enters the human world, and then give her a "lightning strike and bone scraping" to cut her into a skeleton.
So Tianyue could only tearfully, under the supervision of her irritable brother, continue to absorb the energy of the smell of smelly feet and transform it into her own cultivation, hoping to successfully enter the human world and enjoy a happy life with food, drink and fresh air.
Concept: Keep improving yourself. Even salted fish needs to turn over occasionally to prevent it from sticking to the pan. Only when you are crowned and ascended to the throne can you become a king and be better at salting fish.
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You can easily understand why gods and believers are mirror images of each other's parallel worlds - they have the same core setting, but develop key differences due to different encounters. Ilya is a social animal who is forced to adapt to the new environment, but still has an innocent curiosity about the world; while Ilya has lived too long and seen too much, and has long been tired and alienated. In fact, given enough time and solitude, Ilya may eventually become Ilya - when she tries to maintain the connection with her past self through daily human connections, or uses Anna's life to experience her increasingly unfamiliar emotions, the signs of this transformation have already appeared.
Believers are black sesame glutinous rice balls in every world. The only difference between Anna and Ona is which god of light they met first: Anna learned restraint and disguise, and fully equipped her caring and life skills; Ona is a wild little beast trying to capture the light.
In fact, every pair of gods and believers equally need each other, they are each other's anchor. The existence of parallel worlds makes this relationship even more entangled, with the sense of taboo in stand-in literature, and the hidden illicit character of those who are similar to "people who should not be touched" - Illya x Anna is very fragrant, Illya x Ona is very fragrant, Anna x Ilya is also very fragrant, it is basically a Man-Han banquet (although Ilya x Ona is probably really not good).
Although I feel a little sorry for Anna, the abnormal relationship has its own flavor. She would probably never dare to blaspheme Illya who was enshrined on the altar, but she could indulge her dark side in front of Ilya. To be honest, Anna is so handsome, she can both run the house and train the dog.
The ending is unexpected but amazing. It makes the world no longer just a stage for the protagonist, but a living existence with its own history, rules and all living beings. The seemingly cynical Illya once stood in front of the common people to resist exploitation; this is a growing civilization that is destined to be imperfect, and Illya has begun to retreat behind the scenes and let the people choose their own path. The sadness of parting is so vivid, and time will eventually pass, but there is always hope to inspire a new generation to take over the torch. There will be joy and sorrow in the future, but everyone is trying their best to move forward.
This setting is actually enough to start a fantasy trilogy, but the author will probably be exhausted. Even so, this is still a story that satisfies readers. The world view, plot and ending are all complete and self-consistent. Although it is a short story, it seems long because it allows people to immerse themselves in the protagonist's life.
As for Staria, she has to deal with an unreliable boss every day, and even lost the little saint who succeeded her... Come on, Staria. (So does that rotten peach blossom still have a chance to appear???) [Please]
I finally checked my comments so I decided to post them here directly. [Come on] You can easily understand why gods and believers are mirror images of each other's parallel worlds - they have the same core setting, but develop key differences due to different encounters. Ilya is a social animal who is forced to adapt to the new environment, but still has an innocent curiosity about the world; while Ilya has lived too long and seen too much, and has long been tired and alienated. In fact, given enough time and solitude, Ilya may eventually become Ilya - when she tries to maintain the connection with her past self through daily human connections, or uses Anna's life to experience her increasingly unfamiliar emotions, the signs of this transformation have already appeared. Believers are black sesame glutinous rice balls in every world. The only difference between Anna and Ona is which god of light they met first: Anna learned restraint and disguise, and fully equipped her caring and life skills; Ona is a wild little beast trying to capture the light. In fact, every pair of gods and believers equally need each other, they are each other's anchor. The existence of parallel worlds makes this relationship even more entangled, with the sense of taboo in stand-in literature, and the hidden illicit character of those who are similar to "people who should not be touched" - Illya x Anna is very fragrant, Illya x Ona is very fragrant, Anna x Ilya is also very fragrant, it is basically a Man-Han banquet (although Ilya x Ona is probably really not good). Although I feel a little sorry for Anna, the abnormal relationship has its own flavor. She would probably never dare to blaspheme Illya who was enshrined on the altar, but she could indulge her dark side in front of Ilya. To be honest, Anna is so handsome, she can both run the house and train the dog. The ending is unexpected but amazing. It makes the world no longer just a stage for the protagonist, but a living existence with its own history, rules and all living beings. The seemingly cynical Illya once stood in front of the common people to resist exploitation; this is a growing civilization that is destined to be imperfect, and Illya has begun to retreat behind the scenes and let the people choose their own path. The sadness of parting is so vivid, and time will eventually pass, but there is always hope to inspire a new generation to take over the torch. There will be joy and sorrow in the future, but everyone is trying their best to move forward. This setting is actually enough to start a fantasy trilogy, but the author will probably be exhausted. Even so, this is still a story that satisfies readers. The world view, plot and ending are all complete and self-consistent. Although it is a short story, it seems long because it allows people to immerse themselves in the protagonist's life. As for Staria, she has to deal with an unreliable boss every day, and even lost the little saint who succeeded her... Come on, Staria. (So does that rotten peach blossom still have a chance to appear???) [Please]