In Beiying there is a demon, half human and half beast, whose beauty bewilders the masses:
“A Rao, I was born more handsome than all of them. Could you look only at me?”
In Beiying there is a demon who loves sleep and fears the cold:
“A Rao, I am not afraid of the cold. I can keep you warm.”
In Beiying there is a demon who chooses one person as a partner, to live and die together:
“A Rao, if you live, I live. If you die, I will be buried with you.”
In Beiying there is a demon no different from ordinary people, yet those with exceptional talent can move the stars and traverse time and space:
“If this world wrongs my A Rao, I will overturn this world.”
In Beiying there is a demon impervious to blades, spears, poison, and fire, who cannot die or be destroyed:
“A Rao, be good. Swallow this, and you will never feel pain again.”
He kissed her and fed her his inner core. From that moment on, Chu Yu, heir to the Prince of Qinnan, developed a heart ailment incurable by any medicine, while she became impervious to blades, spears, poison, and fire, with wounds that healed on their own.
She was the First-Rank Imperial Preceptor who held power over all of Daliang. Reborn for another life, she sought revenge for blood debts, and even more so for the man who called her A Rao.
Rumor had it that Imperial Preceptor Xiao Jingsi had assisted with state affairs from a young age, could neither die nor be injured, and was skilled in bewitching and enchanting arts. There were countless rumors about her, but one thing was known to everyone: the Imperial Preceptor doted outrageously on a cat demon named Xinghua.
Later, one day, Xinghua transformed into a handsome man. He was none other than the most beautiful man under heaven: Chu Yu, heir to the Prince of Qinnan.
P.S. The male and female leads are both pure in body and heart. This is a sweet, pampering story with no angst!
Where is the speaker? 😰 Where is Chapter Fifteen? 😰
The author writes so well! I remember reading this before, but I'd forgotten the title. I can't believe I've come across it again!
So beautiful! So beautiful! 😄
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