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This article is also known as: The protector has a crush on me but doesn't have a big mouth, so please watch me chase my wife fiercely next
The main attacker of the straight-ball chasing demon world x the loyal dog, the infatuated and taciturn protector
As the Lord of the Demon Realm, Mu Xuanlin is a man who stands at the top of the Demon Realm in terms of status and cultivation. But on the weakest day of seclusion every year, he was betrayed by Xiao Jing, the person he had loved for a long time, and was stabbed through with a sword.
So he became a soul, watching Starry Night Valley fall into the enemy's hands, watching his former subordinates scatter in all directions, and everything changed.
Only the guardian who had followed him silently for several years and never attracted attention was left, still guarding his body and fighting to the death. It was obvious that he was at the end of his strength, but he never wavered for a moment.
In the end, the man was exhausted and was tied under the deadly and terrifying black vines by Xiao Jing.
Only then did he realize for the first time that a long time ago, the transgressive love had silently broken ground in Qingxu's heart and taken root.
But Qingxu never let Mu Xuanlin notice the slightest bit of Qingxu's intentions.
When he opened his eyes again, Mu Xuanlin was reborn. He was pleasantly surprised to find that his soul had returned to his body and he had returned to the demon world.
But the next moment, Qingxu died in his arms.
The reborn former Demon Lord has two things to do:
Save your wife and avenge blood.
There is not much cultivation left, and only a few subordinates left. No matter how you look at it, the road ahead is full of doubts and crises.
However, Mu Xuanlin said that he was not afraid of any of this.
He just wanted to ask one question.
Qingxu is back, and Qingxu still loves him, which is good.
But why don't people hug him?
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Attention, babies:
1. The main tone of this book is sweet pets~
2. The rebirth in this article has no time difference and is a pure return of the soul~
The comment section has been opened, everyone is welcome to discuss at any time
Finally, I would like to thank everyone who reads my book. I will try my best to write better and better! !
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Purpose: Cherish the people around you who are truly worth cherishing
Reader comments
It's basically equal. It's been a long time since I've read such smooth, natural, distinctive and humane writing about eunuchs. QWQ! Readers who clicked in to read the comments, please be sure to read it!
At first I looked at it indifferently, but as I watched, I was attracted by this real human flavor and the human flavor of life. Now that I see it, I am shouting that God is no one. I consider myself picky, but apart from the slow start, there is almost nothing I can pick at. It gets better and better, and it totally hits my mark...
First of all, the author is really talented at writing about the rich and varied psychological positioning of different characters. The male protagonist and his childhood friends or emmm enemies (?) Have different personalities, and everyone has their own memories. It is very comfortable to get along with this friend who is an official and a prisoner, and his moral level is especially true and accurate (?)! As an audience of eunuchs, I feel that I have written a very rich portrait of eunuchs. (Including the one who was beaten with a stick, he was not belittled because of the fact that he liked people!) The heroine's regret for the queen and her friendship with Chen Meiren are both very delicate and touching. Everyone's way of thinking and content of thinking are different, but they always contain a natural and subtle feeling that things harm their own kind. At the same time, they work hard to live, slowly feel and think. As a female reader, it is impossible not to feel the author's equally gentle and considerate heart. I really like the protagonists who are down-to-earth, kind and not pedantic.
What I remember deeply is that when I first saw that the male protagonist was the son of a criminal in a wealthy family, I was actually slightly worried that he would behave like a "noble man in the dust" and "not like an eunuch", but I saw that he was punished as a slave and vented his anger, and I thought about the fact that my parents did not treat the servants well in the past. Me: Oh my God. At this moment, he is truly noble.
Also, after I saw Mine Clearance and Sleeping, I had expectations for the realistic tendencies of this article. Sure enough, the heroine was a little at a loss about this at first, but in the end she was quite speechless (no), even a bit like a "light feeling" of calm reflection from a third perspective, which made me feel so real and shocking (comment)
Moreover, in such a life of indifferent pursuit of self-preservation, the heroine still sincerely and instinctively saves people. It is not the kind of rescue that is full of a deliberate sense of redemption, but a heart of fear and compassion that is instinctive, like "a child is about to fall into a well", and a sincere heart that can feel the pain and itching of others. So when she saved Chen Meiren, the male protagonist wondered if she would have saved her if she was not a concubine but a slave. Later, she answered with action, yes. She will save him. "It's not because she wants to be friends with the child's parents, it's not because she wants to be praised by her friends in the township party, and it's not because she hates her reputation." It's because she really has a passionate heart that doesn't ask for anything in return.
And I really like the creation of this kind of palace life atmosphere. It is essentially closed-minded, boring, and full of trivialities, but there are one or two close companions who make it a little interesting.
Anyway, dear author, your three views are so closely aligned with mine, do you have any clue? ()
Every step of the relationship between the two protagonists is so believable and inevitable. Including, I actually like that the male protagonist saw the female protagonist diving to save people from across the river. The first reaction was to judge her as reckless and unwise. Then when I saw her being overwhelmed by the crowd, I felt a little pity... Forgive me for being speechless. In short, why do you know how to write like this? Especially in the last critical chess game, the person who respected the most rules overstepped the limit, and the person who was the first to think about it pushed the opponent away. Author, how can I live without your writing, Yanzi!
(Looking forward to the border plot!)
(This mixed palace of the Ming and Qing Dynasties looks quite natural!)
(And a small suggestion, if the author is willing to pay attention: "Uprising" is the narrative of the people, while "civil uprising", "rebellion" and "thieves" are the narrative of the court. It is strange for the emperor to say where the uprising occurred)
Yujing is a very nice name
The number of words in Chapter 1 is so small. It would be nice if there were more words. I'll look at it again.
Wow, it's so well written! ! ! After finishing the whole book, I feel like I'm still not finished! ! ! The two babies are really miserable [crying] [crying] [crying] Fortunately, they can live a sweet life for the rest of their lives [crying] [crying] [crying] Seven years is still too long. It takes a lot of sweet extras to make up for it [milk tea]
Ah? Just one chapter? ! ! ! ! ! Big update!
Although... If dk has arrows towards the protagonist, it doesn't count as having no cp, right?
When will it be updated? Damn, do you want to see the follow-up?
Although it's sad, I still want to say – it's so cute that Ah Xu calls himself Ah Xu!
I will wait and see... It feels like watching the prequel or the special version of Xeno Invasion! ! So well written! !
Hey, here comes the copywriter~ Is Cheng Shu really breaking the rules? But it feels like someone else has done it too
It's basically equal. It's been a long time since I've read such smooth, natural, distinctive and humane writing about eunuchs. QWQ! Readers who clicked in to read the comments, please be sure to read it! At first I looked at it indifferently, but as I watched, I was attracted by this real human flavor and the human flavor of life. Now that I see it, I am shouting that God is no one. I consider myself picky, but apart from the slow start, there is almost nothing I can pick at. It gets better and better, and it totally hits my mark... First of all, the author is really talented at writing about the rich and varied psychological positioning of different characters. The male protagonist and his childhood friends or emmm enemies (?) Have different personalities, and everyone has their own memories. It is very comfortable to get along with this friend who is an official and a prisoner, and his moral level is especially true and accurate (?)! As an audience of eunuchs, I feel that I have written a very rich portrait of eunuchs. (Including the one who was beaten with a stick, he was not belittled because of the fact that he liked people!) The heroine's regret for the queen and her friendship with Chen Meiren are both very delicate and touching. Everyone's way of thinking and content of thinking are different, but they always contain a natural and subtle feeling that things harm their own kind. At the same time, they work hard to live, slowly feel and think. As a female reader, it is impossible not to feel the author's equally gentle and considerate heart. I really like the protagonists who are down-to-earth, kind and not pedantic. What I remember deeply is that when I first saw that the male protagonist was the son of a criminal in a wealthy family, I was actually slightly worried that he would behave like a "noble man in the dust" and "not like an eunuch", but I saw that he was punished as a slave and vented his anger, and I thought about the fact that my parents did not treat the servants well in the past. Me: Oh my God. At this moment, he is truly noble. Also, after I saw Mine Clearance and Sleeping, I had expectations for the realistic tendencies of this article. Sure enough, the heroine was a little at a loss about this at first, but in the end she was quite speechless (no), even a bit like a "light feeling" of calm reflection from a third perspective, which made me feel so real and shocking (comment) Moreover, in such a life of indifferent pursuit of self-preservation, the heroine still sincerely and instinctively saves people. It is not the kind of rescue that is full of a deliberate sense of redemption, but a heart of fear and compassion that is instinctive, like "a child is about to fall into a well", and a sincere heart that can feel the pain and itching of others. So when she saved Chen Meiren, the male protagonist wondered if she would have saved her if she was not a concubine but a slave. Later, she answered with action, yes. She will save him. "It's not because she wants to be friends with the child's parents, it's not because she wants to be praised by her friends in the township party, and it's not because she hates her reputation." It's because she really has a passionate heart that doesn't ask for anything in return. And I really like the creation of this kind of palace life atmosphere. It is essentially closed-minded, boring, and full of trivialities, but there are one or two close companions who make it a little interesting. Anyway, dear author, your three views are so closely aligned with mine, do you have any clue? () Every step of the relationship between the two protagonists is so believable and inevitable. Including, I actually like that the male protagonist saw the female protagonist diving to save people from across the river. The first reaction was to judge her as reckless and unwise. Then when I saw her being overwhelmed by the crowd, I felt a little pity... Forgive me for being speechless. In short, why do you know how to write like this? Especially in the last critical chess game, the person who respected the most rules overstepped the limit, and the person who was the first to think about it pushed the opponent away. Author, how can I live without your writing, Yanzi! (Looking forward to the border plot!) (This mixed palace of the Ming and Qing Dynasties looks quite natural!) (And a small suggestion, if the author is willing to pay attention: "Uprising" is the narrative of the people, while "civil uprising", "rebellion" and "thieves" are the narrative of the court. It is strange for the emperor to say where the uprising occurred)
Yujing is a very nice name
The number of words in Chapter 1 is so small. It would be nice if there were more words. I'll look at it again.
Wow, it's so well written! ! ! After finishing the whole book, I feel like I'm still not finished! ! ! The two babies are really miserable [crying] [crying] [crying] Fortunately, they can live a sweet life for the rest of their lives [crying] [crying] [crying] Seven years is still too long. It takes a lot of sweet extras to make up for it [milk tea]
Ah? Just one chapter? ! ! ! ! ! Big update!
Although... If dk has arrows towards the protagonist, it doesn't count as having no cp, right?
When will it be updated? Damn, do you want to see the follow-up?
Although it's sad, I still want to say – it's so cute that Ah Xu calls himself Ah Xu!
I will wait and see... It feels like watching the prequel or the special version of Xeno Invasion! ! So well written! !
Hey, here comes the copywriter~ Is Cheng Shu really breaking the rules? But it feels like someone else has done it too