Ye Luoli: Wind’s Cry, Silver Moon

A word up front: This story has accompanied me through my entire adolescence. From the initial concept to the prose, it has been constantly revised. By now, only most of the characters and a small part of the worldbuilding are connected to Ye Luoli. My original settings pile all the great mountains in the entire Classic of Mountains and Seas on top of a silly little animation, and in this story, same-sex attraction is highly contagious. The whole story features all kinds of unconventional but irresistible couples. If you can accept that, then open this book. I'll do my best to show you the fantastical world I've imagined.

A god who fell into the mire found, in this small world with its meager energy, a boy who belonged to no one but them. And, without even realizing when it happened, they made him their home.

Years later, the boys stood tall as pillars, gazing at a world unchanged amid the currents of the Star River. The realm of the immortals still brimmed with life, while frail humanity continued to safeguard the spark of civilization. An ancient dragon carried their boy across the vault of heaven, and the vast cosmos behind them shimmered with the radiance of countless worlds...