Hello, everyone~ I'm Xiao Moren, the doting mom of a whole bunch of sons →_→ (Everyone: You have the nerve to say that!)
Since I, Xiao, am always writing unconventional stories, a huge chunk of my catalogue has been locked...
So I've made a little home here to introduce my sons to everyone~
So, fellow kindred spirits are welcome to come chat and vent together. Think of this as the comments section for my catalogue~
If there's a particular son you adore, feel free to leave a loving comment beneath his story~
P.S. I only introduce completed stories, so you can dive in without worry~
Also, the chapter order follows the order in which Xiao completed each story,
so the writing should get more polished as you go,
but as for the plots, well, as their mom, I love every one of my sons dearly,
and each has his own unique appeal. If one hits your sweet spot, go enjoy it in my catalogue~
One last bit of shameless promotion: come ship Xiao with me on Weibo [@Xiao Moren] O(∩_∩)O~~
P.S. Here are the recommended "theme songs" for each story! Xiao had these on repeat for inspiration while writing back then!
1. "Ping Sheng Bu Hui Xiang Si": "Yi Ge Ren Sheng Huo" by Lin Yuqun.
2. "Zhe Zhi Yan Mie Le Yi Hou": "Zhe Zhi Yan Mie Le Yi Hou" by Zhang Jingbo.
3. "Bei Dao Er Chi": "Qi Zi" by Wang Fei.
4. "Qiu Nian": "Gei Wo Yi Ge Li You Wang Ji" by A-Lin; "Can Ku Yue Guang" by Lin Youjia.
5. "Yun Mu Gui Tu": "Ceng Jing Zui Mei" by Zhu Mingjie.
6. "Jiang Jun Song Shang Men": "Yi Ren Ru Meng" by Huo Zun.
7. "Yi Nian Bu Mie Yi Nian Jie": "Feng Huang Jie" by He Tu; "Ke Nian Bu Ke Shuo" by Xiao Qu'er.
8. "Jian San Zhi Mo Ran Qing Yi": "P.S. Wo Ai Ni" by Li Wei.
9. "Sha Zi": "Yang Cong" by Yang Zongwei.
Theme:
I! I really want to read the first three articles! But I can't find any resources online qwq
Oh my God, what did I find? Jinjiang actually has an equilateral triangle Σ(|||▽||| )
Giving it to others as a plaything is really...
The ending of my pitiful novel is still unsatisfying now that I think about it. Although I feel sorry for Xiang Yi, I ask him to stay alone for the rest of his life.
I really like Jian San. Can you please post more articles about Jian San?
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The first big article I read was "Ink Stained in Tsing Yi".
At that time, I thought, wow, it's rare to find an author who is very close to my taste. I have this idea probably because I am very similar to Chi Moran. When I took the personality test before, I was the kind of "guardian" who was willing to sacrifice for the people I loved, and was not very domineering and strong. However, this kind of character is considered "suffering" by most people, and I am a main attack party... So sad, so I was really surprised when I saw "Ink Stained in Blue". I saw it at night, and I didn't put down my phone until four in the morning after watching it. Chi Moran really has the style of Brother Hua in my heart. He is so majestic to my Dawanhua Valley! Gu Xiao is also very annoying. It's a bit sadistic, but the scale is well controlled. It's the kind that will make the ending warmer, with a sense of happiness that comes after all the hardships.
I have always felt that the character of the protagonist and the setting of the plot have a lot to do with the author's personal thoughts. Articles written by the same author must have something in common. So after reading it, I thought, I must look for other articles like this to read! Then I entered the big column and selected "The Idiot".
But... Maybe it's my personal problem. I think "Idiot" is still a little far away from "Ink Stained in Tsing Yi". Of course, this does not refer to the difficulty of writing. After all, ten people can see that "Idiot" is difficult to write, and Da Da himself feels that writing this article seems to have opened up the two channels of Ren and Du. But to be honest, the reader experience of "Idiot" is really not very good.
First of all, since it is called "Idiot", I think the most important thing should be the pair of CPs in Yijue. I originally wanted to watch it because this pair irritated me. But really, throughout the whole article, the scenes between this couple are so great! Few! La! Even if you want to write multiple pairs of CPs and multiple clues, you should at least understand the priorities clearly! It even feels like there are fewer interactions and emotional scenes in Yijue than in others. The few sentences I was most looking forward to were all written, and the gap can be said to be huge.
Secondly, I feel that I wrote the supporting characters and even the villains with flesh and blood... I just mentioned the problem that the supporting characters have more roles than the protagonists, now let's talk about the villains. To be honest, I think one of the two villains, Lang and Luo, is more disgusting than the other :) Luo Wencheng, I think he may have wanted to portray him as a bitter image. He originally just wanted to play with Bai Lian, but he couldn't help but fell in love with this woman. But! I don't know if other readers have been moved, but I just want to say mmp. One of his previous acts of inciting hatred by killing his father and brother and then putting the blame on others is one of them. By the way, he himself is the source of the Luo family's tragedy, okay? Secondly, when he later knew that he loved Bai Lian, he still had sex with Zhou Ying? ? ? I really don't understand, especially when Da Da said that he and Zhou Ying could write BL rebirth, and Bai Lian write BG rebirth? ? ? As for Lang Youting, this kind of scumbag who didn't regret his death really died too easily, leaving readers unable to express their resentment at all, and had to be punished by him before he died. To be honest, the two villains were treated too lightly. The pain they suffered was much less than that of the protagonists, or there was no pain at all! What on earth were you thinking! Is he just a villain set up to torture the protagonist? So after you've tortured the villains and they're no longer useful, just let them take advantage of them?
I found this article from other places, but I like this article by Fool, but it's a pity that it's locked? My sincere thanks to the author?
But you still left
I really want to see it, I really want to see it
I! I really want to read the first three articles! But I can't find any resources online qwq
Oh my God, what did I find? Jinjiang actually has an equilateral triangle Σ(|||▽||| )
Giving it to others as a plaything is really...
The ending of my pitiful novel is still unsatisfying now that I think about it. Although I feel sorry for Xiang Yi, I ask him to stay alone for the rest of his life.
I really like Jian San. Can you please post more articles about Jian San?
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The first big article I read was "Ink Stained in Tsing Yi". At that time, I thought, wow, it's rare to find an author who is very close to my taste. I have this idea probably because I am very similar to Chi Moran. When I took the personality test before, I was the kind of "guardian" who was willing to sacrifice for the people I loved, and was not very domineering and strong. However, this kind of character is considered "suffering" by most people, and I am a main attack party... So sad, so I was really surprised when I saw "Ink Stained in Blue". I saw it at night, and I didn't put down my phone until four in the morning after watching it. Chi Moran really has the style of Brother Hua in my heart. He is so majestic to my Dawanhua Valley! Gu Xiao is also very annoying. It's a bit sadistic, but the scale is well controlled. It's the kind that will make the ending warmer, with a sense of happiness that comes after all the hardships. I have always felt that the character of the protagonist and the setting of the plot have a lot to do with the author's personal thoughts. Articles written by the same author must have something in common. So after reading it, I thought, I must look for other articles like this to read! Then I entered the big column and selected "The Idiot". But... Maybe it's my personal problem. I think "Idiot" is still a little far away from "Ink Stained in Tsing Yi". Of course, this does not refer to the difficulty of writing. After all, ten people can see that "Idiot" is difficult to write, and Da Da himself feels that writing this article seems to have opened up the two channels of Ren and Du. But to be honest, the reader experience of "Idiot" is really not very good. First of all, since it is called "Idiot", I think the most important thing should be the pair of CPs in Yijue. I originally wanted to watch it because this pair irritated me. But really, throughout the whole article, the scenes between this couple are so great! Few! La! Even if you want to write multiple pairs of CPs and multiple clues, you should at least understand the priorities clearly! It even feels like there are fewer interactions and emotional scenes in Yijue than in others. The few sentences I was most looking forward to were all written, and the gap can be said to be huge. Secondly, I feel that I wrote the supporting characters and even the villains with flesh and blood... I just mentioned the problem that the supporting characters have more roles than the protagonists, now let's talk about the villains. To be honest, I think one of the two villains, Lang and Luo, is more disgusting than the other :) Luo Wencheng, I think he may have wanted to portray him as a bitter image. He originally just wanted to play with Bai Lian, but he couldn't help but fell in love with this woman. But! I don't know if other readers have been moved, but I just want to say mmp. One of his previous acts of inciting hatred by killing his father and brother and then putting the blame on others is one of them. By the way, he himself is the source of the Luo family's tragedy, okay? Secondly, when he later knew that he loved Bai Lian, he still had sex with Zhou Ying? ? ? I really don't understand, especially when Da Da said that he and Zhou Ying could write BL rebirth, and Bai Lian write BG rebirth? ? ? As for Lang Youting, this kind of scumbag who didn't regret his death really died too easily, leaving readers unable to express their resentment at all, and had to be punished by him before he died. To be honest, the two villains were treated too lightly. The pain they suffered was much less than that of the protagonists, or there was no pain at all! What on earth were you thinking! Is he just a villain set up to torture the protagonist? So after you've tortured the villains and they're no longer useful, just let them take advantage of them?
I found this article from other places, but I like this article by Fool, but it's a pity that it's locked? My sincere thanks to the author?