[Two female leads] [Both leads are each other's first and only] [Non-explicit] [Silly and lighthearted] [Not a power fantasy] [A new kind of healing] [Slow-paced] [A lively ensemble cast, not a story focused solely on the two leads]
Warnings: A growing, inexperienced bottom ✘ a top who's only gentle to her. Slow-paced.
A fantasy cultivation world, with a huge age gap. The top slowly guides her as she grows.
No face-slapping tropes. It's not a black-and-white world, either.
This story is unlike other two-female-lead novels. Don't add it to your bookshelf just because you see that it has two female leads. Please think carefully.
(You don't have to read it, but don't insult my daughter or leave comments that distort her character.)
Ye Wen, a wood deity who has lived for 350,000 years, does as she pleases. She gave up her comfortable, secure post in the Heavenly Court and chose to work as a lowly fortune physician for the Quick Transmigration Bureau, treating people favored by fortune.
She did it for no other reason than to live freely: travel through three thousand worlds and eat rabbit meat in every one of them.
But in this world... a little accident happened. She became the ancestor of a sect. There were rabbits every day, but first she couldn't cure the paralyzed male lead for a hundred years, and then the Heavenly Dao wanted her to help the male and female leads get their romance back on track.
Ye Wen found it terribly annoying, but reluctantly agreed for the sake of a few rabbits. She decided never again to take on such a thankless task.
But inside a secret realm's illusion, the lofty deity lost her memories and turned into a cat. The heroine, Pan Guyan, actually had the nerve to pet her? And kiss her?
Ye Wen couldn't even question her about it, because the rabbit-like girl simply smiled, her eyes curving with delight, and sweetly called her, “Senior Sister Qing!”
It is also known as "I kidnapped the heroine while refining the elixir" and "After the hero was paralyzed, I directly poached the heroine". In fact, my ideal name is "Embracing God in My Arms". It doesn't make any money, it's a nondescript and nondescript piece of writing (meaning it's not funny at all, the two protagonists are serious people, and it's mainly the supporting characters who are responsible for the comedy). It's a niche article, and the data is bleak. I like it. The letter girl is willing to trade ten pounds of fat on her body to win ten readers who really like her after reading this book😏 There is no male protagonist, there is a male supporting role, but this does not affect it, there is no bloody plot
I like reading [currently working on the manuscript], and I feel like there are a lot of supporting roles to write about (personal opinion) 👍
Beautiful, very beautiful.
This book is very beautiful
The book is very interesting, but why are so few people reading it? [What]