Jiang Ci was terminally ill and didn't have long to live. She planned to make one last effort to help her good friend Xu Jiu'an.
After all, she had an ability that defied the heavens: her blood could bring corpses back to life.
Years ago, her good friend Xu Jiu'an had been ambushed, drugged, and sealed inside an ancient tomb.
But the owner of that tomb was no ordinary person. An array inside the tomb had preserved a sliver of her life force, so although she had been buried, she wasn't actually a corpse.
By a twist of fate, the tomb owner's remaining life force merged with Xu Jiu'an's, and she became pregnant against all odds.
Xu Jiu'an's yang energy had been damaged, leaving him unable to have more children.
As the tomb owner's life slowly faded, the elders of the family had no choice but to pay an enormous price to keep the baby in her womb alive.
Just as Xu Jiu'an, who was about to become a father, had fallen into despair, Jiang Ci gave her life to bring his wife back from the dead.
But Jiang Ci hadn't expected her ability to have a huge bug: her soul would enter the body of the person she revived.
And so, friends became spouses. Jiang Ci not only had to adapt to the drastic change from a lifelong virgin to a pregnant wife, but also face Xu Jiu'an's familiar yet unfamiliar face.
She was falling apart. Should she call Xu Jiu'an "bro" or "hubby"?
Our marriage-changing zone is getting more and more insane!
The quality of the sequel has declined somewhat; the protagonist's character development feels abrupt, there's insufficient build-up for the sisters, and their exits are too abrupt, making it feel like the story is rushed.
Why is the marriage zone so abstract?
What an amazing subject matter!
Our marriage-changing area is getting more and more chaotic.
This description is too abstract, I like it.
Damn it, I finished reading it in the middle of the night, and chapter 12 scared me to death.
Rise, my love!
The pacing is a bit fast; it would be better if it could be written in more detail. The Zhang sisters died too quickly. The subject matter is novel, the writing is good, and it's still a very good read. I hope the pacing could be slower.
This is an outrageous article. By outrageous, I don't mean it's bad or anything, but rather that it's written too well and too intensely, making it seem a bit absurd.