The Sword Immortal Girl Is on Her Way to Steal a Bride

She was the number one genius of Xiaoyao Peak, a young girl who could withstand twenty moves from her master despite her young age. In her early teens, she was practically invincible among worldly masters, and also the little devil Su Shu, a headache even for the sect leader. She was the daughter of the Snow Lotus City Lord, her beauty captivating all, her talent overflowing, and proficient in the four arts. Due to her father's influence, she was forced into marriage with the eldest daughter, Yin Ying'er. One was a genius sword immortal, a little girl in her early teens. The other was a beautiful young lady, a sheltered young woman in her prime. But these two seemingly unrelated people were actually the same person, one soul in two bodies. Even a genius like a sword immortal has things they cannot do, although without the power of cultivation...

White moves first, then black. Their destinies are intertwined in a game of chess, a game between two players, their fates intertwined and endlessly entangled. The entire game begins with "marriage," and while the second and third volumes ostensibly depict "bride kidnapping," they are actually heading towards a "mystery." In the beginning, Yin Ying'er, seeking seven parts of her talent, portrays Su Shu as a man of unwavering devotion. A clever and insightful young lady, a swordswoman brimming with literary talent. The first climax occurs when the two separate, Su Shu, unwilling to accept her departure, suffers a qi deviation. Throughout the entire event, the scene of Yin Ying'er's suicide replays before my eyes, the clearer the memory, the more painful it becomes. I still remember the powerless young lady, scratching her head in despair, waiting for the words, "I've come to save you..."

The author's delicate and beautiful brushstrokes always manage to depict scenes that evoke envy, something I can never achieve. There's absolutely no room for resistance at first glance, so if you can read the first volume, all the previous calm and warm build-up will come to a climax. I won't say more to avoid spoilers, but reading the first volume will definitely not disappoint. The writing, imbued with the author's heart and soul, contains a denser amount of information than ordinary online novels. As the author says at the end of the first volume, please read slowly. Emotional resonance is probably what the author most hopes to see. Please savor this story slowly. Ah, my writing is clumsy, and I have no...

I read this book a long time ago, and I really loved it back then. The content was so captivating, but could you please update it? Even a weekly update would be great! It feels like a "lifetime series" right now. Anyway, good luck, Wei Yu!

So, where did that star map come from? Was it left by predecessors, or a creation of nature? Without having used it, no one would know exactly what it could do. Guessing is bound to be wrong, and it feels unreliable to pin one's hopes on an inanimate object one doesn't understand; it might lead to disappointment. Is it possible to understand its principles and achieve similar things? If it truly possesses such abilities, there must be a principle behind it, right? After all, as one progresses in cultivation, one will inevitably reach places uncharted by predecessors. Since the protagonist has encountered an unusual problem with no precedent to follow, could he later create something of his own to solve his unique problem...?

Wuyuweiyu gave the author a "Little Lolita Heart" gift worth 100,000 Fire Coins.

Has it become a monthly update? The author has fallen from grace.

I don't understand. Such a great story, and they just quit like that? So many people were eagerly anticipating it. I read halfway through, and then it just stopped updating altogether. I didn't dare continue reading; I felt like every second I read was precious. Author, please have some conscience and pick this book up again!

I'd like to ask if it's a pure love story or a harem story?

I knew I was going to stop updating, but I still couldn't resist clicking in.