Yaojin woke up to find herself transmigrated into the newlywed wife of Meng Ji, the leading figure of the immortal sects.
Her husband was cool and proper. He recited sutras at dawn, slept in his study at night, and even drank their wedding wine exactly as prescribed in The Book of Etiquette.
That was until she discovered that whenever she felt resistant toward Meng Ji, sinister words in blood appeared in her palm: "Admit you were wrong. Praise him. Love him."
Disobey, and Heaven would strike her with lightning.
Yaojin: ???
Does the Heavenly Dao meddle in married couples' bedroom matters these days?
Later, her memories returned, and Yaojin finally remembered: A hundred years ago, she had been the demoness who threw the Three Realms into chaos, while Meng Ji was the Daoist Lord who wielded his sword to exterminate demons.
As she lay dying, she had cursed him with her blood: "I'll make you love me and never have me, and torment you for all eternity!"
Yaojin: ...
If she'd known the price would be this steep, she should have just died peacefully back then.
Later, Yaojin regained her true form, left him a divorce letter, and fled to the demon realm.
Just as she was having the time of her life with a demon general in her left arm and a demon king in her right, urgent news suddenly came from outside the hall.
Her stodgy Daoist Lord had torn down the Demon-Slaying Platform and burned The Book of Etiquette. He was now standing outside the hall.
His Daoist crown was still perfectly straight, his jade sash immaculate, and even his voice was as calm as a sutra recitation. "When a wife leaves home, her husband must seek her out."
"Madam, come home with me."
Yaojin: !
Yaojin: !!
Yaojin: !!!
Trembling, she reached out, hoping to give the demon king one last farewell pat on the cheek.
But that calm voice suddenly turned icy. "Madam, wherever you put your hands, I'll cut him there."
*
There are three thousand paths to the Great Dao, yet people never seem to understand the difference between the Heartless Dao and the Ruthless Dao.
The Heartless Dao requires one to restrain oneself, while the Ruthless Dao is the path of killing one's wife to attain the Dao.
Meng Ji had never cared about good or evil, nor did he understand why his wife had been so "afraid" that she ran away after her identity was exposed.
But later, he figured it out. There must have been too many weeds outside, tangling her up.
That was all right. He would bring her home.
Back to the right home.
Next book: Marrying My Sister. Please add it to your collections, everyone!
Theme: Growing together hand in hand
I didn't understand... The ending was a bit hasty [covering face and laughing]
There are many inconsistencies in the whole text, unnatural transitions, and confusion; a large number of sentences are not fluent and the text is upside down. And the author, please take a look at your ending. Can you be worthy of the fact that you have coded so many words, written so many plots, and conceived so many frameworks? The ending is finally here, just finished writing it. I have written so much before, and this is not enough. Although I know that the author is busy writing a new book, there is no need to be in such a hurry. . . .
The heroine of the female video is most concerned about her wife
So here, the male protagonist, female protagonist, and second female protagonist are really getting married together [question mark] [question mark]
The bad woman is causing trouble again
Will Xiao Jinjin regain her memory later?
I beg you for more updates, I'm so excited.
When will two people tear each other apart? I want to see the wife-chasing crematorium. Come on, author!
The famous scene [Orange Candy] that I was really looking forward to introducing has arrived.
I just wanted to say that Yao Jin sounds good (then I thought of Yao Jin [covering face and laughing])