After Facing a Tribulation, My Dead Daoist Partner Came Back

1. Song Yan transmigrated into a nameless passerby in a book, one who had just married a male wife. Although the marriage wasn’t satisfactory, as long as he avoided the plot in the book, he should have no problem living a peaceful life. Song Yan was indifferent and easy-going. After learning that his wife didn’t like him, he treated him as a companion, and lived a life of leisure. Unfortunately, the good times didn’t last long. During an accident, his wife died in the hands of the demons. Then, the Demon Lord came out of seclusion, and the immortal and mortal worlds fell into war. Song Yan was involuntarily caught up in the turmoil. In a fight with the demons, he was accidentally captured and taken to Zanghun Mountain with the other captives, and saw the notorious cold-blooded, violent, ruthless, and cruel Demon Lord, Ji Wugui. 2. When Demon Lord Ji Wugui reincarnated, he was forced to marry a playboy. After recovering his memory, this life experience became a piece of black history that he refused to talk about. He swore that if he ever met that ant again, he would tear him to pieces! Not long after, the immortals and mortals retreated step by step under his repeated attacks. One day, his men brought up a group of captives up the mountain, and he saw a familiar face among the crowd— However, just before he took action, he thought, if he killed this ant right away, wouldn’t it be too easy for him? Why was he the only one who was moved? He had to make him fall in love with him first, and then kill him, so that he could vent this hatred! 3. A hundred years later, everyone knew that although the Immortal Venerable Song Yan came from humble beginnings, he was able to turn the tide and save all sentient beings in the three realms from complete destruction. Even the willful and evil Demon Lord Ji Wugui would restrain himself in front of him. It can be seen that the rumor that the Demon Lord was defeated by the Immortal Venerable was not groundless! But what no one knows is that the Immortal Venerable Song Yan, who was highly respected by all, was held in the arms of the Demon Lord behind the scenes as he pinched his waist and asked again and again: Did you really love me in the beginning? Song Yan: …Let me go first, let’s talk it over. P.S. Song Yan (shou) x Ji Wugui (gong), no ab*se, no ab*se, no ab*se, happy ending. There is no plot of the gong killing the shou, if the gong has the second hardest mouth, no one would dare to claim having the hardest.

Original Publisher

jjwxc

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on *After Facing a Tribulation, My Dead Daoist Partner Came Back* This novel was quite the surprise! I went in expecting a standard xianxia romance, but I found myself drawn into a story that was both heartwarming and intriguing. The premise alone – a cultivation story with a focus on a resurrected daoist partner – hooked me, and the execution kept me reading. ### First Impressions The initial chapters were a slow burn, focusing on establishing the protagonist, Song Yan, and his world. This slower pace allowed me to really connect with Song Yan's kind and gentle nature. I appreciated the time spent on building his relationships, especially with the male lead, Gu Wei. It made their eventual romance feel earned and believable. ### What Works Well Song Yan is definitely the heart of this story. He's a genuinely good person, striving for the happiness of those around him. What I appreciated most was that his kindness wasn't naive. He understands the need for consequences and isn't afraid to stand up against injustice. The author did a great job balancing his gentle nature with a firm moral compass. Gu Wei, the demon lord, also impressed me. He managed to walk the line between a devoted lover and a ruthless leader. The story explores the conflict between his personal feelings and his responsibilities, adding depth to his character. The author also avoids the common trope of making the "original book protagonist" a villain. Zong Yao is a genuinely good person, and his presence adds another layer of complexity to the narrative. ### Areas of Concern While I thoroughly enjoyed the story, there were a few minor issues. The use of miscommunication and hidden secrets did frustrate me at times. However, I was relieved that these conflicts were resolved in a way that ultimately strengthened the relationship between Song Yan and Gu Wei. Some may find the ending a bit rushed, sacrificing dramatic potential for a straightforward happy ending. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning One user mentioned that Ji Wugui's human life ends a little under halfway through the story. This might be a spoiler for some, so I wanted to flag it! ### Final Verdict Overall, I highly recommend *After Facing a Tribulation, My Dead Daoist Partner Came Back*. It's a well-executed xianxia romance with a kind protagonist, a complex love interest, and a surprisingly heartwarming story. Despite a few minor flaws, the strong character development and engaging plot made it a very enjoyable read. I'd give it a solid 4 out of 5 stars.