The Bird That Lingers in the Willows

This was the first book I officially wrote as an author. Although it didn’t get much of a response, I’ve decided to keep going and finish it. It may not seem very good at first, but this is where I began, and it reflects why I started writing. No matter how bad it gets, I won’t delete it. When I first started, I never expected to make money from this book. I only hoped it would keep me grounded and show me the way when I ventured into this fog of uncertainty, even if I never knew when I would see the sun.

Thank you again to everyone willing to read my work. I salute you.

[Two male leads] + [No female lead] + [Secret identities, with a sweet exterior and a ruthless core]

A down-on-his-luck prince who plays the fool to catch his enemies x a wily veteran of the martial world with multiple secret identities

Jingyue Manor is famous throughout the martial world, but who would have guessed it had a peculiar hobby: picking people up off the street?

Master Yan Kang: Don’t spread rumors!

Disciple: “Master, the handsome guy we picked up today is here. Come quick!”

Master Yan Kang: “…Coming!”

A once-proud genius falls on hard times, tumbles off a cliff, and comes out of it better off.

Yan Kang thinks Lu Cheng is an innocent young prince.

But when his secret identity is exposed, he turns out to be a lunatic.

Yan Kang: “Waaah, I regret it! I regret it!”

Lu Cheng: “What was that, Senior Brother? Say it again!”