A heads-up: This is a novel with two male leads. If that's not your thing, please leave early (ˊ˘ˋ*)♡
Shen: People transmigrate every year, and this year it's my turn. Guess I got swept up in the transmigration craze, but what kind of person transmigrates one second before finding out their grad school entrance exam results? Did anyone ask me if I agreed to transmigrate?! I had a pretty good chance of getting in! I went straight from grad school exam prep to the world of cultivation. From the start, I was an orphan picked up by an elder of a sect. Isn't that the standard setup for a transmigration novel's male lead? I should've gotten several golden fingers later on, like a System or a mysterious old master, not to mention a powerful and mysterious family background. But all I had was a slightly better cultivation aptitude! With no other choice, I could only work hard at cultivation, and eventually I became a renowned Immortal Venerable. Then came the sect's once-every-five-years disciple recruitment ceremony. I originally planned to just go through the motions, but a strange voice in my mind told me to take a child named Yan Sui as my disciple. I tried to resist, but my body was controlled outright! Aaaaah! So I don't have a golden finger, I'm someone else's golden finger!
Yan: Master, it's been so long! I've missed you...
A little note:
This isn't traditional transmigration. I call it reverse transmigration.
Xiao Yan is the g, and Xiao Shen is the s. Xiao Shen has figured out nine out of ten parts of romance (he's completely clueless). Yan: We were never meant to meet, but I made it happen by chasing after you. You could say they both pursued each other, too.
There may be a little angst in the middle, but don't worry. The overall tone is sweet.
Lastly, I hope you enjoy my story. If you don't, please don't insult me. I'm happy to hear your suggestions, and I'll make changes if I see them.
May you all have overflowing wealth!
So pretty! It's just that the age difference is too big now, I really want to see the emotional line, and then, it feels like the author has buried a lot of foreshadowing? Why do they have a "tacit understanding"?