Grass of the Liao Plains

Fate tied us together, then tied the knot tight.

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He Jingjiu × Xie Dumiaò

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*A little story about someone who changed the whole world for love

[Top] Sharp-tongued and proud, attacking everyone at first | Later, still sharp-tongued and proud, but attacks selectively | Unyielding sense of justice

[Bottom] Repressed and complicated, hates nobles without rules at first | Later, independent and mature, steady and occasionally breaks the rules | Absolute/Chaotic Justice

[Indispensable Best Friend] Carefree on the surface but actually sensitive and cautious at first | Later, sunny, optimistic, and does as he pleases | Unyielding sense of justice

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Born into expectation and love, He Jingjiu was sent to Yunqing Sect because of a conflict between the celestial and underworld realms, and placed in Chen Qishu's care. Unfortunately, Chen Qishu was such a pain that young He Jingjiu became both the darling of heaven and the king of cutting remarks.

He didn't talk much, but whenever he did, he dropped a bombshell.

He Jingjiu grew up in a stifling environment and thought he'd be gloomy forever, until he happened to hear that a dark horse had appeared outside the sect.

He started running away from home and asking around, imagining what Xie Dumiaò looked like through his writing. The more invested he became, the more he racked his brains for a way to get Xie's attention. In the end, he snatched Xie's tea right in front of him and drank it.

The problem was that he really didn't like tea. When Xie Dumiaò came over and asked if it tasted good, he couldn't stop himself from telling the truth.

"It's awful. I think you were trying to poison me."

Xie Dumiaò: ?

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Xie Dumiaò was a little plant growing beside a garbage heap. He grew with the wind until he became a nimble, living flower.

Unfortunately, plants are intensely impressed by strength, and he was born defiant, unable to stand that wretched place. So he resolutely set out wandering at an early age.

He began to think he was a jinx: flowers died when he planted them, dogs died when he kept them company, and even the teacher who took him in died because of him. Just as he was starting to emerge from his grief, he inexplicably acquired the title of dark horse and was forced to "oppose" the darling of heaven.

He'd always carefully kept his distance from the prodigy, thinking that way no one would bother him. Whatever, prodigy or pepper, it had nothing to do with him...

H-he, the darling of heaven... just took my tea... and left?

L-left?????

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Tang Yi was an ordinary middle schooler. With the high school entrance exams approaching and his grades looking like dog crap, he figured he might as well go work on an assembly line, picked up his phone, and started playing.

A crying mother, a drinking father, a noisy little brother, and him with a headache.

Tang Yi had just started thinking he might be about to die when he blinked and found himself somewhere else. Before he could figure out what was going on, a few burly men beat him up, then tied him to a tree and left him without food or water.

That was it. He really was going to die.

One morning, while he was sleeping soundly, two long-haired boys suddenly woke him. He thought they'd brought him food and ignored them, but the two of them seemed pretty capable and somehow managed to rescue him.

Overjoyed, Tang Yi wanted to thank them, but after thinking hard for ages, he couldn't come up with anything to say. In the end, all he blurted out was, "What a fine day!"

He Jingjiu, Xie Dumiaò: Huh?

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A lighthearted, funny story with a sorrowful undertone, full of conflicts and misunderstandings, regrets and contentment. There's plenty to laugh at, too.

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I. Xiao He is extremely sharp-tongued and really bad at swallowing his pride and apologizing. He'll improve!

II. The three of them were apart for quite a long time, but they were never completely separated.

III. The three are the main cast. Their friend Tang Yi has an especially strong presence and is indispensable.

IV. They were 19 when they parted. Xiao He and Xiao Xie were immature and often had fanciful ideas. Don't worry, Xiao Tang talked them out of it, so they never acted on those ideas.

V. Xiao Tang is a transmigrator, from ancient times to the modern day.

VI. If you want to read it, read it. If not, get lost.

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Warning: No chapters written in advance. I'm about to start my first year of high school.

Premise: Long live peace, long live equality.