Coming soon in the same series: My Wife, Once My White Moonlight, Became My Nemesis
[Blurb]
Xuan Pei detested Ji Lin from the very first time they met.
The war between Changming Heaven and the Nether Marsh had raged for over a thousand years. The hatred between their two peoples ran bone-deep. How could a lowly demon born in that swamp ever be worthy of the most noble divine son of the Celestial Tribe?
But his uncle ordered him to marry that demon.
Whether it was meant as an insult or to bring peace to the Three Realms and the Four Seas no longer mattered. His father and brothers had been killed one after another, and his uncle held all the power.
The young divine son had no right to refuse.
Xuan Pei couldn't tell if Ji Lin was willing, and he didn't care. At the time, the young divine son, still too weak to spread his wings and forced to submit to others, was filled with bitterness, gloom, and spite. At their very first meeting, they must have traded nothing but harsh words.
Sometimes Xuan Pei felt he had lived too long.
A thousand years, ten thousand years, long enough for every old friend to die. All those loves, hatreds, and regrets had blurred in his mind, becoming mottled patches of mold.
He could barely remember anything about the years after he married that demon.
The only thing he could remember was those eyes, dark gold, like molten metal fading at the onset of twilight. They were beautiful.
Later, at dusk, he would often lean against a bamboo daybed and stare blankly at the horizon, wishing he could see those eyes again.
Perhaps Ji Lin resented him. Xuan Pei wasn't sure, because before he could even understand his own feelings, that demon died on the battlefield.
But if Ji Lin didn't resent him, why hadn't he come to see him in a dream all these years?
Xuan Pei didn't think he loved Ji Lin.
After all these years of being unable to let go and never forgetting him, he only wanted to work out the answer to that question.
Everyone in the Three Realms knew that the Celestial Tribe's God of War despised his divine consort so much that even after his death, he dug up his grave.
Times changed, and rumors took on a life of their own. By later generations, even the theater troupes in the human world were performing the tale of the God of War and his first wife, a pair of bitter enemies.
On a rainy day, a man in a peacock-blue cloak stormed through the city, destroying every theater with his sword. As guests fled in chaos, he cut through a curtain of overlapping drapes, but suddenly stopped.
A man with dark golden eyes slowly looked up. After a moment's stunned silence, he jumped out the window and ran.
The sword in Xuan Pei's hand trembled uncontrollably. He forced each blood-soaked word through clenched teeth:
“Ji... Lin?”
Reading guide:
A widower top who goes off the rails after discovering, a thousand years later, that his wife faked his death x a bottom who thinks, “I like you, but I'm pretending, haha, bet you didn't see that coming. Hey, why are you tying me up?”
1v1, both virgins
The author doesn't write for fans who are possessive over one character. Extreme fans, read with caution.
Fake death, with a little ensemble cast.
I just love writing men giving birth. Leave me alone.
Coming soon:
Everyone in Changming Heaven knows that the Heavenly Lord of the Nine Heavens Division has a deceased wife he can't forget.
It's said that the death of his wife had something to do with His Majesty Xi Huang of the Divine Judgment Terrace. The two became mortal enemies, and their subordinates followed suit, clashing at every turn and never yielding an inch.
They fought for over a thousand years, until the feud ended when His Majesty Xi Huang's old illness flared up and left him on the brink of death. That same year, the earth split open in a human city called Pulan, killing thousands of innocent people.
The new Soul Guide appointed to Pulan City was a frail, sickly man who had to clutch his chest and catch his breath after walking a few steps. After taking in several thousand new souls, he nearly fainted dead away. When he opened his eyes again, he had been thrown into a water dungeon to be punished for dereliction of duty.
In the damp, narrow cave entrance, a man stood backlit, dressed in black robes and a golden crown. The long dragon-bone whip in his hand gleamed with a painfully bright light.
He thought it was an underworld torturer. He was just about to squint and beg for mercy when, as the man approached, his gaze slowly went blank.
A face both strange and familiar.
Why did it look like the face that had haunted him for days?
The Heavenly Lord of the Nine Heavens, who should have been seated high upon the seventy-two heavens, reached out and seized his chin. His eyes brimmed with hatred, but each word came out soft and lingering:
“Finally, I've got you in my hands, Xi Huang.”
“You wretched, faithless bastard.”
A long-suffering, devoted, sickly beauty of a top x Changming Heaven's number one jealous king, a proud, sharp-tongued bottom with a hidden tender heart
I've read enough stories about enemies turning into spouses. I want to try one where spouses become enemies, and it almost ends in tragedy.
Theme: Unbreakable through ten thousand trials.
So even though the man named Zhu killed so many people and killed Gong's sister, he was not punished because of his tragic past? So there is no consequence for Arlo sending the two of them to the fantasy world, killing Shou so many times and almost driving Gong crazy. Is it just a joke that Gong talked about revenge so many times in the fantasy world? So although Gong's identity seems to be very powerful and he has a high level of prowess, he actually doesn't have any highlights at all. The whole process seemed to be a constant process of eating and drinking. In fact, I really don't understand why I ended up being so humble in the end. In my previous life, I killed Shou and he also took his own life. In this life, I have spent seven thousand years of lifeless life in panic. When I saw the amnesia episode, I felt sad and ridiculous at the same time. It turns out that these are not enough. We must let the high-ranking attacker pretend to be crazy like a foolish child, just to beg for a little love. How else to grovel? After all, I didn't see from the article how much love Gong received from childhood. The sad thing is that in the end, he actually prayed for that little love. The "villains" who have done wrong things either don't get any punishment like Zhu and A Luo, or they end up with a simple death like Uncle Gong. Revenge is not as good as revenge, and love is not as good as love. It seems that everyone has their own difficulties and then ends up kissing He Meimei's family. Even if I can give him a little highlight... Gong didn't show his ability in the fight from the beginning to the end. I thought he could show off after being imprisoned for half a year, but the time turned back and turned into a retard... His father also killed so many people because of his ignorance and unclear understanding of people, but it ended with a light apology in the last sentence (I didn't say that the second brother meant to kill innocent people indiscriminately). Suddenly I felt so sad. I couldn't even see the part where I was punished for doing something wrong. There was a lot more I wanted to say, but the more I thought about it, the more uncomfortable I felt it was unnecessary. Congratulations on the completion
Reading guide for this article: Leave your head behind. Not only don't use your brains, but also your nerves. An annual retro masterpiece that combines "Macbeth", "Romeo and Juliet" and "The Lion King". Recently, the music circle is going retro, the fashion circle is going retro, and my literary circle cannot be left behind~ You love him, love him, love him, he loves whomever he loves... There is no logic and no basic laws. Actors like today only act emotions, not stories. The only advantage is that the author's writing is very good and the story can be expressed fluently. I hope the author can read more serious literature, read more about family affairs and international situations online, and seek more inspiration from reality. Don't waste your talent. You will definitely be able to write high-scoring works in the future!
I have finished reading it with a real sense of honesty. I want to write a review. I was very impressed by the character design at the beginning, but it became a bit outrageous later on. I feel that there is still a lot to be written, because the framework of the story conceived by my wife is quite large, so I personally feel that the limited space does not convey the effect, and the shaping of the characters is a bit monotonous. Someone also suggested not to write about the plot of Shark's own child. In real life, it would be a social case [joined hands] Although this is a novel and I won't talk about this, the finale emphasizes that moral sense cannot kill innocent people indiscriminately, which feels very contradictory. And is the way Gong pursues his wife amnesia? This part feels a bit... Not all mistakes can be made up for. Some mistakes can never be forgiven for a lifetime. You can see Shou's struggle in this aspect. It is this kind of situation that can easily be written as Shou compromising [covering face and laughing] to forgive Gong for the ending. Also, the line between Shou and his fiancée feels redundant. Is it to reflect Shou's longing for a family who has been helpless since he was a child? Or if he wants Gong to understand that Shou is not voluntarily marrying him, then just let someone tell Gong directly. Does the pull between the protagonists need to involve so many people? All in all, this book is still very interesting while I am reading it. The story has wonderful twists and turns, and the secondary CP has a sense of love triangle. I made some suggestions and nagged a bit. There is no malice. I didn't force my wife to accept it. Maybe what I said is wrong. Corrections are welcome. I read the recommendations in my spare time and I still like them [make me healthy]. Finally, I wish my wife a happy writing life [like]
There's something wrong with the author's pacing, so that's it??
Completed. . . It's so sudden. I feel like there was so much foreshadowing in the past. Why did it suddenly end? I feel like a lot of things were not explained clearly. In the emotional drama between Gong and Shou, did you forgive Gong and Shou because you knew you were going to die for your love?
I always feel that there is a lot of foreshadowing in the front, and the characters and world settings are also very rich. I didn't expect the ending to be so simple and quick. The plot and emotions in the last part don't seem very satisfying. I don't mean to say it is as refreshing as a refreshing article, emmm, it is just a feeling.
The ending is a bit rushed, the best part is before entering v [Applause]
What a long chapter! Satisfy. Hahaha, Shao Xie is so literate. I used to have feelings for my brother, but compared to the possible threats and my own pride, those feelings were nothing.
This article only has four words. It's so incomprehensible that I really want to go back to myself who cried when I opened this book two hours ago.
I don't want Xiao Qingluan to die 😭 😭 😭 😭 😭