Lotus Lantern: I Heard Yang Jian Has a Kid

This book is exactly the kind of story I've been wanting to read. I've always felt sorry for Yang Jian and Cunxin's eventual separation, and I've always wondered if they would have reconciled if they had had a child together. The author wrote that Cunxin wasn't reborn or had her body taken over by a transmigrator and forced to fall in love with someone else. This is exactly the kind of story I've been longing for. I hope the author can update frequently and avoid a bad ending. Please! 🥺🥺🥺

It's very good; he has a knack for comedy. This is exactly the character I envisioned for Ao Cunxin. No matter how many times it airs, I feel he'll still like Yang Jian. The reason he rejects Yang Jian is probably because he's afraid. He'll always be that proud, pampered Third Princess of the West Sea.

This is the best Jianxin fanfiction I've ever read. The plot is logically sound, innovative yet doesn't deliberately deviate from the main storyline, and it doesn't portray any character negatively. It's a top-notch female-oriented fanfiction! Five stars!

Ahhh, I'm so happy! I stumbled upon this novel by accident, I'm so touched, my luck is off the charts! I've been a huge fan of the Yang Jian and Xin Qiji pairing for many years, and I never expected to find their fanfiction on Taobao. Although the main characters are their child, the scenes involving Yang Jian and Xin Qiji make up a significant portion of the story.

This is a rare find in Jianxin fanfiction. The characters aren't out of character (OOC), and the original plot is connected. It's not a reincarnation story; it doesn't completely negate the previous experiences. It follows the story's development, and the writing is good. If you want to read Jianxin fanfiction, you definitely shouldn't miss this one.

What a pleasant surprise! I never knew there were people cooking in our little niche fandom! 🤦 I thought I'd already scoured every novel website and read every single one of Jian Xin's works, but I never expected to find such a wonderful piece.

It largely follows the original plot with few changes. Perhaps because Yang Jian was originally set as a villain in The Lotus Lantern, they decided to redeem him later. Some plot points are quite contradictory, but it's bearable to watch. I can't take it anymore! Hitting the monkey is bad enough, but they don't even have the slightest intention of apologizing.

Highly recommended by fans of Yang Jian and Cun Xin! This is a heartwarming and sweet novel that I really love. The author portrays Yang Jian and Cun Xin as very mature, and their approach and attitude towards relationships are much better. Their child, Ao Ze, is really lovable. The Western Sea has raised him very well. He has the sense of responsibility inherited from his father, as well as the wonderful virtues he has cultivated in a loving environment!

It's wonderful, absolutely wonderful! Based on the title, I initially thought it would only focus on Ao Ze, with little about Yang Jian and Cun Xin, and I almost gave up reading it because of that. But it actually has quite a bit! This is the ending Yang Jian and Cun Xin deserved. It truly captures their mutual care and lack of regret.

This is a rare and logically sound fanfic of The Lotus Lantern. Unlike other fanfics where characters are instantly overpowered with absurdly high cultivation levels, this one features a very normal plot and normal characters.