(Two female leads, one-on-one pairing, pseudo-quick transmigration. The protagonist, Bai Xi, does whatever she wants and is more divine than human. The story will probably cover interstellar settings, school life, post-apocalyptic worlds, fantasy, modern cities, beastfolk worlds, vampires, and more. I’m a new writer, and this is my first book. If you think it’s badly written, you can criticize me, but please don’t stop reading QAQ. I welcome any advice and will give it serious thought. This is a self-indulgent story written to satisfy my own cravings.)
As the youngest Dragon Sovereign in the dragon clan, nine-hundred-year-old Bai Xi is still just a young dragon (about sixteen in human years). Yet she has to shoulder the task of revitalizing her clan. Then one day, Qiao Song, a divine being of the phoenix clan, suddenly dies by her own hand? Bai Xi goes after her to ask what happened, only to learn that she died for love. As a young dragon, Bai Xi cannot understand Qiao Song’s choice, but she respects her friend’s decision. The phoenix clan cannot go a single day without a leader, however, so Bai Xi has to manage the clan while carefully raising a newly hatched phoenix. Who could have guessed that the little one would capture Bai Xi’s heart the moment she hatched? When the little one comes of age and must descend to the mortal realm to undergo a trial, Bai Xi can’t bear the thought of her suffering there. She leaves both clans in the care of her mother, the former Dragon Sovereign, and resolutely follows the little one down to the mortal world.
Small World 1: The empire’s marriage-pressured general and a federation spy~
After watching the first "Small World", do you prefer Xiaobai's sweet pet novels? Abo I was tired of reading, so I didn't continue reading, but the author quite listened to his advice and hopes to continue to improve [Send my heart][Send my heart][Send my heart] Also, the author likes to add some of his own thoughts into the text, which makes it feel a bit fragmented and difficult to read immersively? 💕💕
It's well written, and both heroines are great. It's just a bit too short and a bit unfinished.
Finished reading, good, good, good