Chinese Boy: Orchid Heart Beyond the Shore, the Deification Guardian

Yun Yuan, a Soul Formation cultivator who has lived through two lifetimes, is reborn for a third time as the strongest fighter in the world of Chinese Kids. Though she only remembers the plot vaguely, she saves the stubborn and brave Hua Xiaolan right at the beginning of the story.

This time, the shadow of the Black Fox King still looms, but things have already changed. Taking on the role of “master,” Yun Yuan weaves the principles of cultivation into this world's martial arts, forging a path of “martial cultivation” and guiding Xiaolan along a completely different road to growth. She teaches her more than just strength: she also passes on the pursuit of the Dao and the conviction to protect it.

Yet even a powerful being from another world must follow the laws of this one. Faced with an established destiny and formidable evil, Yun Yuan struggles to find the balance between protecting Xiaolan and letting her go. Can she rewrite the tragedy and make up for past regrets? And where will the profound bond between her and Xiaolan, a bond that goes beyond master and disciple, lead the world?

This is my way of making up for something from my childhood. Many details differ from the original. Chinese Kids never had an ending, and that has always been a regret of mine, so I wrote this book with the hopes I had as a child. To be honest, though, my regret hasn't been fully resolved, so I'll continue the original story in a new book.

(I write according to my own whims. If you don't like it, move on. Don't leave nasty comments and upset me, or I'll definitely hit back.)