Blurb:
After cultivating for a hundred years, Xu Youling finally gave up on the so-called Great Way.
On a sunny afternoon, she strapped to her back memorial tablets engraved with the names of everyone from the Lingjiu Sect. Covered in blood, she made her way step by step to the Valley of Ten Thousand Corpses.
Then she joined the evil spirits of the Valley of Ten Thousand Corpses and fell forever into the Avici Hell.
Before Xu Youling died, she had one regret, and it had to do with Bu Yuan.
She hadn't been able to tell him she was sorry.
If she had another life, she wouldn't force him to become her cultivation partner.
Perhaps Heaven took pity on her. She died, but not completely. When she opened her eyes, she had returned to several centuries earlier...
A clueless demon and a ruthless, ruthless-hearted sword cultivator.
A love full of hatred. A bitter, angsty romance.
Updates will be slow. To give the story the attention it deserves, I'll be updating every other day for now.
Upcoming story blurb: How to Be a Good Empress
1.
Before Wang Zhaorong's mother died, she made her swear a terrible oath before the Bodhisattva:
Never become anyone's concubine in this life.
But from the day Xiao Ji's men captured her and brought her back to the palace, she knew that even as Xiao Ji's first wife, she would never be able to become empress.
And not being empress was no different from being a concubine.
Wang Zhaorong would never be a concubine, so she fought and struggled until she claimed the throne of empress for herself.
But she was a wife who had once betrayed her husband, a woman who had nearly sent him to the executioner's blade to save the lives of her family.
So even as empress, she was unhappy.
Xiao Ji found every way to make life difficult for her, taking revenge for her betrayal.
Then one warm spring afternoon, she ruined a painting his current favorite concubine had made for him. To punish her, he forced her to eat a box of particularly awful pastries sent by a minister.
Then the pastries poisoned her to death.
As she lay dying, she thought, Ow, that hurts. And I'm so angry.
2.
After being reborn, Wang Zhaorong returned to the time when she and Xiao Ji were hiding in the countryside of Jizhou, to the day in her previous life when she had betrayed him.
A cold sword rested against her snowy-white neck. Several of her young siblings were bound like silkworms. The man in charge held a broad blade before her, forcing her to report Xiao Ji to the authorities and accuse him of rebellion.
She looked at the blade.
It was as if she could see her fate from her previous life all over again.
Then the leader's head was cut off, rolling bloodily to a stop in front of her.
In the stunned silence, Xiao Ji walked gently toward her and placed his bloodstained sword in her hand.
Then he looked at the other men, who stood frozen.
"Didn't you want so badly to become a good empress?"
"Good girl. Getting rid of the people who threaten you is the first step to becoming a good empress. Kill them."
3.
After being reborn, Wang Zhaorong no longer wanted to be empress.
She didn't even want to be Xiao Ji's wife.
She had achieved a beautiful state of mind. She would never swallow Xiao Ji's empty promises.
She just wanted to toy with him, to have this bastard dancing in the palm of her hand.
So she pretended to love him while doing everything she could to sabotage him, getting him publicly and humiliatingly beaten at the local government office, getting him mobbed by the local gentry, and nearly getting him killed in the little town of Jizhou.
But to her surprise, Xiao Ji didn't hate her.
Because he knew she was doing it on purpose.
"What husband holds a grudge against his wife?"
"I'm not like you. I don't hold grudges like that."
In the middle of the night, as they lay dreaming, Xiao Ji murmured with a low laugh in her ear.
Reading Guide:
1. The story of a woman who wants to be empress and a man who wants to be emperor, who happen to be married to each other. The growth of a fallen emperor and empress.
2. A sweet and angsty romance. The leads are both in a rather lovely state of mind. In their previous lives, they clawed at each other like cats, and it was not pretty.
3. Both leads are virgins. The male lead has only one favorite concubine, who loves a minister rather than the male lead. He knows this and doesn't love her either. There is no romantic interest between them.
Theme: Always be sincere.
The Unrepentant Li Yuluo
Spring Comes Late
How to Be a Good Empress
Take Your Medicine
Song of Pine and Bamboo
Falling for a Terrible Man
A Handbook for Correcting Love-Brained Fools in Ancient Times
The Marquis's Guide to Divorce
The One Who Helped Me Fight My Way Out
Alas, actually a spirit is a baby with a very low sense of deservingness😭😭Don't be like this, the damn Bu Yuan sentences you to a prison sentence without a wife.
Can I really still want this male protagonist who has had murderous intentions? [Transformed] His mouth is not clean and his heart is not clean (Daily request be
Let's just say, Senior Sister Feng is too reckless! Go to someone else's house and the owner is not there, just eat the fruit casually? It is neither well-educated nor safe! The fruit placed in the middle of a pile of very valuable items is obviously very precious!
Haha, how many times did you say such harsh words to my baby girl in your last life 😭
The male protagonist's words are too irritating, and what is his attitude towards the female protagonist?
How could the male protagonist say to the female protagonist, "You escaped from the giant dragon's hands, you are very powerful." This is a compliment, this is shameless. If it weren't for him, the heroine wouldn't have endured this hardship. Why would the heroine have to thank him for letting her almost die, and then get praise? What is this? Does it have to be he? Some people will still feel guilty for "I didn't kill Boren, Boren died for me". What did the male protagonist do? The female protagonist was very happy to be with him in the last life, but in this life, the male protagonist can be together beautifully again in the crematorium. I especially don't understand why the heroine is so soft-hearted to the male protagonist. She knows that the person she has always liked is going to kill her. Even if she knows that she doesn't really want to kill herself, it is still a kind of betrayal. She loves him so much that she will still be with him. I can't imagine it. Maybe it's the same style, the heroine is always soft-hearted towards the hero
Teacher, it would be great if you could update 30,000 words a day😭
The misunderstanding between the two of you is the life that the heroine cherishes most. How can we cancel it with one stroke? It lasts forever [touching head]
Oh, this unlucky boy has a long road ahead.
Deception, silence, loneliness, prejudice, in fact, this is not the pain of the heroine in the previous life. The female protagonist is paranoid about the male protagonist's love and looking for support, but in the end she still fails to get her happiness🤔