Dual male leads
Su Ye, a young man from the modern world, accidentally transmigrates into the animated world of Calabash Brothers. He wakes up on Calabash Mountain, where vines reach for the sky and seven colorful gourds hang overhead, only to be attacked by a monster. At the critical moment, Big Brother saves him, drawing him into the lives of the Calabash Brothers.
As he spends time with Big Brother, Second Brother, and eventually all the way to Seventh Brother, Su Ye gradually adjusts to life in another world. Big Brother's steady protection, Second Brother's intelligence and curiosity, Third Brother's bold enthusiasm, Fourth Brother's gentle concern, Fifth Brother's optimism and cheerfulness, Sixth Brother's playful agility, and Seventh Brother's innocent dependence all help him form a deep bond with the seven brothers. But the Snake Demon, coveting the “secret” Su Ye carries, attacks them repeatedly. The danger escalates from setting traps to capture him to teaming up with the Spider Demon to summon a monster.
Drawing on his modern knowledge, Su Ye fights alongside the Calabash Brothers. In battle, he uses his first-aid knowledge to save Fourth Brother after he is struck by an arrow, and unexpectedly awakens the ability to control spiritual energy. As their adventure continues, he discovers that his transmigration was no accident: an ancestor's prophecy foretold that he would protect Calabash Mountain with the brothers and uncover its long-buried secrets. Along the way, they cross mysterious forests and barren deserts, solve the mechanisms of ancient ruins, and come to understand each other's feelings amid the twists and turns of their relationships. In the end, Su Ye and the Calabash Brothers combine their strength to protect their warm and welcoming home, writing a story of an eternal bond and happiness that spans worlds.
It's very beautiful, and some details are well described. It's worth a look.
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The content is quite novel, but the sentences and paragraphs are too long and not concise enough.