I Can’t Possibly Take Pity On A Demon
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我不可能会怜惜一个妖鬼 / 春归晏
Original Chinese Title
Also known as: I Can't Possibly Take Pity On A Demon, I Could Never Pity a Demon, Spring Returns Late, Thriving after the Moon Falls [Drama], 我不可能会怜惜一个妖鬼
By teng luo wei zhi, 藤萝为枝
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- Language
- chinese
- Type
- Web Novel
- Status
- Completed
- Chapters
- 102 chapters
- Original Publisher
- jjwxc
102 chapters
2021
Description
On the day I died, a spring rain started to fall on the world. I shouldn’t have but I couldn’t help but think of Yan Chao Sheng. For the past centuries, he had always stood in front of me stubbornly, even taking and blocking lightnings for me. On these naive times , I used to think that he loved me. Until later, he brought back the one who was truly in his heart, a fairy with whom I shared a great likeness. I sighed, how cruel. I gave my last breath too soon, therefore I didn’t get to see a figure staggering towards me under the heavy rain. Yan Chao Sheng, the powerful demon king who owned everything under the sky, couldn’t even fly on a cloud at that moment. * Opening my eyes once again, I returned to seven hundred years ago. Yan Chao Sheng back then was still young, not yet the demon king, but just the lowest disciple who was born with a demon pulse and suffered all kinds of mistreatments. I surely felt that being s*upid once was already enough. When he grabbed the corner of my clothes and I then trampled on his fingers, he still refused to let go. I no longer loved him and this was just the beginning. And Yan Chao Sheng, who tempered his soul and broke his bones for her, never retrieved the sweet and gentle her of back then.
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- Original Publisher
- jjwxc
- Original Language
- chinese
- Type
- Web Novel
I Can’t Possibly Take Pity On A Demon Review & Spoilers - Novel Translator
My Thoughts on I Can’t Possibly Take Pity On A Demon
"I Can’t Possibly Take Pity On A Demon" is a wild ride of emotions, a xianxia story that really digs deep into themes of love, betrayal, and second chances. I found myself completely engrossed in the journey of the female lead as she navigates a past life with the man who caused her so much pain. It's a story that will definitely tug at your heartstrings, and make you question the nature of forgiveness and whether or not someone can truly change.
First Impressions
Initially, I was hooked by the premise. The idea of a woman reborn with the sole purpose of preventing a demon lord from rising to power is intriguing. The early chapters depicting the MC's past life, married to a cold and uncaring ML, were particularly impactful, setting the stage for her intense feelings of resentment and desire for revenge.
What Works Well
The character development, especially that of the female lead, is a major strength. We witness her transformation from a naive and devoted wife to a strong and independent woman determined to protect those she cares about. The author does an excellent job of portraying her internal struggles as she grapples with her feelings towards the past version of the ML, who is vastly different from the man she knew. The exploration of moral ambiguity is also well done, making me question whether her actions are truly justified, even if understandable. The plot is well-constructed, and the translation is well done.
Areas of Concern
While I enjoyed the novel overall, I do have some minor reservations. The ending, while fitting, felt a bit open-ended. I was left wanting more closure, especially regarding the central relationship. I also felt that the side characters could have been more developed. They primarily serve to advance the plot, which is a shame because they could have added more depth to the story.
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Final Verdict
Despite some minor flaws, "I Can’t Possibly Take Pity On A Demon" is a compelling and emotionally resonant read. If you're a fan of xianxia stories with strong female leads, complex relationships, and morally grey characters, then I highly recommend giving this one a try. Just be prepared to shed a few tears along the way.
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