Behold the Green Mountains

My next book, After Turning My Straight Childhood Friend Gay, launches on October 25. Please add it to your favorites~ A new village official arrived in Le’an Village. The villagers privately said that the young master from the big city wouldn’t be able to handle the hard life and was probably only there to pad his resume. But on the very day Lin Yuzhou arrived, he started playing veterinarian, treating the chickens at the farm owned by Pei Jinshan. The villagers said, “He’s just putting on an act. Give him three days, and he’ll be running home in tears.” Three days passed, then three more. Lin Yuzhou set up literacy classes, planned livestreams to sell local farm products, and put road repairs on the agenda. Under his leadership, the village was transformed and successfully lifted out of poverty. The villagers said, “You’ve got some skill after all. Want us to find you someone to date?” Lin Yuzhou smiled and politely declined. “I already have someone.” The villagers pried, “Who?” Pei Jinshan answered, full of confidence, “Me!” A little scene One day, the two of them argued over some trivial matter. Lin Yuzhou pointed at the mushrooms they had just bought from the supermarket and shouted, “Back then, you picked poisonous mushrooms to try to kill me, and told me to start my life over.” He steamrolled Pei Jinshan, refusing to let him get a word in, rattling off complaints like a machine gun: “You made me help you farm, and told your water buffalo to ram me.” “You steamed buns and wouldn’t even give me any.” “You dug up so much fish mint that you collapsed the field ridge and got me scolded.” “Do you admit you were wrong?” Pei Jinshan: “...” “I was wrong.” Lin Yuzhou imperiously demanded, “What were you wrong about?” Pei Jinshan: “I’m sorry I was born.” Lin Yuzhou kicked him in exasperation. “Try again.” Pei Jinshan pulled him into his arms. “Even after you’ve twisted everything around, all I can think about is kissing you. I’m completely consumed by lust, shameless and utterly in the wrong.” Theme: Green mountains and clear waters are worth more than mountains of gold and silver.