Return to Before the Villain’s Corruption
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By 画七
120 chapters
2021
Description
Qiu Shi held the prestigious position of overseeing the Four Seas, a beloved little koi princess doted on by her parents, a noblewoman of the Four Wastes with both name and status, and a fiancé so formidable he seemed peerless—her childhood betrothed. Living carefreely until the age of thirty thousand, Qiu Shi rescued a severely injured black dragon from the depths of the ocean. The moment she laid eyes on him, her heart inexplicably raced. Defying her parents’ objections and ignoring the gossip of outsiders, she took Cheng Yi into her courtyard, tending to him personally. For his sake, she even prepared to break off her engagement with the young patriarch of the demon clan—her arrogant, unruly childhood companion. That very night, Qiu Shi had an eerily vivid dream. She became the vicious female antagonist in a cliché xianxia romance novel. No matter how powerful her initial setup was, the author forcibly dumbed her down, making her suffer at every turn to pave the way for the female lead. The male lead was none other than Cheng Yi, the one she had saved. According to the story, Qiu Shi fell for him at first sight, disregarding his lowly status, personally feeding him medicine, nursing him with devotion, and following him recklessly. Yet in the end, Cheng Yi would be moved by the female lead’s kindness, ascending to godhood and wielding unparalleled power. The story concluded with the male and female leads’ grand wedding, while Qiu Shi—the troublemaking villainess—would have her cultivation stripped away and be imprisoned in a desolate courtyard. Imprisoned · Antagonist · Qiu Shi could not accept this: *This is utterly absurd.*
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Publication Information
- Original Publisher
- jjwxc
- Original Language
- chinese
- Type
- Web Novel
Return to Before the Villain’s Corruption Review & Spoilers - Novel Translator
My Thoughts on Return to Before the Villain’s Corruption
"Return to Before the Villain’s Corruption" promised a captivating journey, and after diving in, I can see why it's garnered attention. The blend of xianxia, romance, and drama creates a compelling backdrop for a story centered on second chances and the complexities of love.
First Impressions
Initially, I was drawn in by the premise. The idea of returning to the past to prevent a beloved character's corruption is inherently intriguing. The world-building is solid, laying a foundation for the cultivation aspects and the looming threat of demons. I was eager to see how the protagonist would navigate the challenges ahead and rewrite destiny.
What Works Well
The heart of this novel lies in the relationship between Song Qiushi and Qin Donglin. Their bond, forged in childhood and tested across lifetimes, is undeniably the strongest aspect of the story. The depth of their connection, the sacrifices they make for each other, and the sheer emotional weight of their journey is what truly stood out to me. The author masterfully portrays the nuances of a close friendship evolving into a deep, all-consuming love. The pain of separation and the joy of reunion are palpable, making their story incredibly moving. I found myself completely invested in their happiness. The cultivation elements are well-integrated, adding another layer of complexity to their struggles and triumphs.
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Final Verdict
"Return to Before the Villain’s Corruption" is a heartwarming and heartbreaking tale of love, loss, and redemption. While the overall plot is engaging, it's the deeply emotional connection between the main characters that truly elevates the story. If you're a fan of childhood friends-to-lovers tropes, intricate cultivation systems, and stories that tug at your heartstrings, I highly recommend giving this novel a try. Just be prepared to shed a few tears along the way.
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