[A story of healing, love that grows over time, and mutual devotion. Also known as: What Do You Do After Badmouthing the Villain to His Face?]
Little Taoist Nun x Big Bad Villain
After a car accident, college student Rong Yunye transmigrates to the eve of a chaotic era.
She doesn't transmigrate as a royal princess or a noble lord's heir. She's abandoned as an infant.
With a great war looming, all Rong Yunye wants is to make gunpowder and survive.
Unfortunately, before she can even see a spark of gunpowder, the enemy comes knocking.
Just as she is about to lose her life, a sharp blade cuts through the air and pierces an enemy's throat.
Rong Yunye opens her eyes to see a young man on a tall horse, appearing before her through the flames of war.
The young man is both scholarly and skilled in combat. He can draw water, chop wood, build a fire, and roast a chicken. He treats everyone with such warmth that being around him feels like a spring breeze.
Rong Yunye thinks: Someone this capable and considerate would make the perfect husband. If I ever choose a cultivation partner, I'll pick him.
Just as she is happily making plans, her "ideal husband" is summoned back to the capital, Jian'an, by imperial decree.
Before leaving, he calls her by her childhood name and tells her to take care.
When she learns of the political turmoil at court, she worries for his safety and repeatedly urges him to be careful of the great traitor Huan Xun.
She stresses that he kills as easily as chopping vegetables and has the heart of a snake. He must be on his guard.
The young man smiles like a gentle breeze and obediently replies, "I'll do as you say, dear."
They promise to meet again in the capital, but Rong Yunye never expects their reunion to happen like this.
Under the pale moonlight, she sees the young man holding a long blade, driving it into an assassin's heart and lungs.
The attendants who rush to protect him kneel in terror, stammering, "M-Master Huan Xun."
At those words, Rong Yunye sucks in a sharp breath, her whole body drenched in cold sweat.
Amid the blazing flames, Huan Xun approaches her with his blade in hand.
The blood on his blade is a vivid, brilliant red. Terrified, she has nowhere left to retreat.
As he closes in step by step, Huan Xun gives her a warm smile. "If you run again, dear, something bad might happen."
Both are virgins. One-on-one.
[Up Next] The Crush Begins with a Lie
Slow to catch on x restrained, patient, and unhinged
Min En has never liked watching TV, but a drama supposedly about pure love made her cry all night.
A friend asks her, what would she do if she suddenly found out that she and her boyfriend were siblings?
Min En replies that she doesn't have a boyfriend, for starters, and she doesn't have a brother listed in the same household register, either.
Her friend asks, "What about Xiang Shiwen?"
Siblings...
That's how everyone sees her and Xiang Shiwen.
No one knows that, at first, the two of them were nowhere near that kind of relationship.
Min En's first impression of Xiang Shiwen was that he was a top student, always on the school's honor roll, a born winner.
Soon, in her eyes, he became an "outlaw" who climbed over walls with a knife.
Then he became a handsome, heartless jerk who did nothing but boss her around.
At first, Xiang Shiwen couldn't care less about her, either.
To him, she was an unfamiliar neighbor, a coward, and a nuisance he had no choice but to look after.
But sometime later, their relationship became "brother and sister" in everyone's eyes.
And it has stayed that way ever since.
When her friend asks, Min En replies, "A boyfriend is out of the question. We're fine as siblings. I'm going to marry someone else someday."
Outside the door, someone leaning against the wall hears every word and stays silent.
One night, Min En returns from dinner with a friend and walks into a power outage.
She sets down her bag and searches everywhere for a flashlight.
A flame flickers to life. Xiang Shiwen, who has appeared at some point, stands by the door holding a candle.
The little flame dances, and his features are shadowed in the dim light.
Min En pats her chest. "Why did you come in without making a sound?"
He gazes at her intently and answers a different question. "Could you not get married?"
She turns to the cabinet and jokes, "Brother, who'll support me if I don't get married?"
The window isn't fully shut. A gust of wind blows in, extinguishing the candle and plunging the room into darkness.
A body presses against her from behind. An arm reaches past her and rests on the drawer she has just opened.
His unmistakable breath brushes her ear, so hot she wants to run.
Xiang Shiwen's voice is low and somber, far less composed than usual:
"I will."
- A few reading tips:
1. Everyday-life story, set sometime after the turn of the millennium, around 2000 to 2008.
2. Both leads are virgins. If you have lots of triggers, this may not be for you.
Theme: Whatever the obstacle, keep going until you get through it.
To be honest, the characters of Master Gu and Sister Bao are quite interesting, but we refuse to control the girl's personal freedom, okay?
It feels like the male protagonist is only using the female protagonist now. Lu Jinshi's words are full of disrespect for the female protagonist, and the male protagonist is also indifferent.
It's great that our baby is so kind, but will the princess who was supposed to get married be punished a little bit? Although she had come over to express her sorrow in front of her sister before, she was actually very embarrassed. Now that the choice has been made, why bother hanging around in front of the victim again? Even if you want to apologize, you won't say it. What's the use of unilateral guilt? There is another princess and they have a deep love for each other as sisters. Who cares about the life and death of the younger sister? This kind of person who wants and wants at the same time is really irritating 🤔
Wouldn't someone named Gu like Hua Shu?
I feel that the young senior brother's death was all caused by the female protagonist. She should be more cautious even though she knows it is the end of the dynasty.
This is too cruel, I feel the same as the heroine now, I just want to kill, kill, kill whatever shit. Why does a relative of the heroine die every time the plot develops?
I hope nothing really happens. The heroine was originally helpless when she drifted into another world. She finally found a trustworthy master and partner, but the people around her left one after another. This is too cruel. Either sit in the world and enjoy boundless solitude or return to modern times. All other paths are too painful.
My sister is really pitiful. I think I should tell her to go home quickly.
😳 It looks good. I wonder if there will be a male supporting role. I look forward to Shura Field.
[Orange Candy] Got it, looking forward to the update tomorrow