Was there a Xianxia novel that described the male protagonist as a master and the female protagonist as a descendant of a phoenix, but was replaced by an evil thing?

In a Xianxia novel, the male protagonist's master and the female protagonist were descendants of phoenixes, but their identities were replaced by an evil thing. The evil second female protagonist replaced the female protagonist's position (through a rag doll), but she was very weak in cultivation. Later, the female protagonist was hurt and transformed into a phoenix. She then turned into an egg and hatched a child to continue to recognize the male protagonist as her master. When she was 500 years old, she turned into a woman and asked his master when he would marry her. What novel was it?

Answer 1

I recommend "Cold Master Asks for a Hug." This novel is a novel written by Yuxiang Miaomiao. The male lead, Feng Ningyun, was a concubine's daughter from a side branch of the Feng family, while the female lead was a phoenix descendant who had been replaced. In the plot of the novel, the female protagonist had to take control of her own life after her rebirth. She had to cultivate alongside the male protagonist's master and eventually become a peak figure in the Xianxia world. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗