This was Ning Xin's first full-length novel, written in 2008 and first published on another website. Her contract has now expired, so the complete manuscript is posted here. The book was shortlisted for the finals of the 2009 "Ten-Year Review of Chinese Online Literature" competition. Recommended by The Selected Long Novels magazine, it was published by Oriental Press.
A story about a fairy and a woman who transmigrates, bound together to be reborn
Xin's completed and published works:
Premise:
This book should be titled: Becoming a Slave and a Saint in Ancient Times
This is my third time coming here to read the article...
The ancient sayings are not as well written as the modern ones.
Support your article! Good indeed!
On the color page of the book, is there an extra stroke below the word "qin" written with a brush, from the word "jin" to the word "ling"?
It's great~ I stayed up late to read Chapter 51 and I can't sleep anymore~ I'll read it again tomorrow
Nanzhu finally looks a bit like Nanzhu
I always feel that these chapters are so bloody. . . . . The heroine is almost humbled to the ground, and there seems to be no end! He also likes that his words and deeds don't match up. The male protagonist is even more awesome, doing harm in the name of love!!
I can see Xin's new article again (although it has been posted on other websites earlier), and I feel so bad... It is indeed the first time to write the image of Po Meng as as beautiful as a fairy. After reading the first chapter, I couldn't resist the temptation and wanted to continue to understand how the plot of the story developed. He Xin actually wanted Po Meng to drink Meng Po soup. Can this bold idea be realized? Haha, let's wait and see!
I often hang out in Jinjiang, but I often feel uncomfortable being VIP-carded. It's rare to have a good article without being V. I'm so excited~~