Ongoing novel: Tuyuan
A history of the rise and fall of an immortal ocean dynasty of merfolk, and also a sequel of sorts to Who Can Be Immortal.
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A Heng is the greatest physician in the history of the human race, hailed as the Medicine Immortal and the founder of the medicine-healing path. However, his medical ethics are deeply in debt, and his sect can't afford to keep him around, so they kick him out and send trouble elsewhere.
Before long, his reputation is illustrious (and infamous for all time; wherever he goes, the place clears out on its own).
Years later, after causing enough trouble, A Heng decides to find his son a new father. He takes on the few brave souls willing to face him, and Yun Luo stands out from the rest.
A Heng: "... My husband only needs to meet one requirement: he has to die after me."
Yun Luo: ...Let's put aside your habit of grabbing people's throats in your sleep, not to mention the six pounds of poison in your body. You're a descendant of the Xihe clan and will live two or three hundred years. Who could possibly outlive you?
Other upcoming novels:
Feasibility Report on Social Care in the Yushi Kingdom
What's the most troublesome thing about building a country where long-lived and short-lived species live together?
Having different species means having different values.
The Yushi Kingdom government announces: Short-lived citizens who are willing to work at the Yinglong Kindergarten and help look after the young can earn generous wages, with three meals a day included. Their meals will meet the standards of the Yinglong young: whatever the young eat, the elderly eat.
Requirements: Applicants must be at least fifty-five. People with disabilities, dementia, or other illnesses are welcome, as long as they don't have a contagious disease. Those too old to walk are welcome too; the older, the better. Also, the work contract is a life-or-death pact.
The whole country is in an uproar, then a large number of elderly people are sent to the kindergarten.
PS: This is also an Immortal side story, but it takes place in the future, not the past. It's a side story about the Yushi Empire, founded by the Yinglong after they came ashore.
Chang Yi
Have you ever seen a god?
Fei: I have. The flower I saw when I crossed the boundless darkness was a god. But she is someone I cannot love, and she thinks my feelings for her come from youthful ignorance.
A prequel to Immortal.
A teacher-student romance, probably. Female teacher, male student. An Immortal side story.
Zhi Ming
The female lead's perspective:
Greed is the source of my drive. By Jiang Yan.
To climb higher, Jiang Yan works herself to the bone at every turn, until she reaches a position second only to one person and above everyone else. She even turns that one person into a puppet. But that person is really good-looking. If she holds the highest power, what's wrong with sleeping with the most beautiful person?
The male lead's perspective: The most miserable thing in life is having no talent for governing a country but being forced to sit on the Jade Lord's throne and bear the burden of the nation's survival. Even more miserable is that I can tell all the shamans are deceiving me and trying to control me. I wouldn't mind them deceiving me to gain power, since I don't care about power anyway, but they hold the reins and refuse to do any work.
What the hell, where did this capable workaholic come from? You may be deceiving me and trying to control me too, but since you're capable and willing to work, I'll forgive you.
Damn it, I gave you power so you could do your job better, not so you could covet my body.
An Immortal side story.
Jian Sheng, an Immortal side story.
Being a spy is hard. Being a spy in a time of chaos is even harder.
What was the thing Wen Sheng regretted most in her life?
Answer: Being young and foolish enough to become a spy.
What was the thing Wen Sheng regretted least in her life?
Answer: Being young and foolish enough to become a spy.
Goddess of the Luo River
Divorce feels great for a moment, but getting back together is a living hell. The male lead is Feng Yi, the River Earl, and the female lead is the Goddess of the Luo River, the one who is Fuxi's daughter.
No Light
What's a teacher's greatest failure?
When their students don't amount to anything?
No, it's when every student turns out to be talented, but every one of them is anti-human.
A prequel to Immortal. The protagonists are Qing Jing and Wang Shu's master, Wu Guang.
The author's ongoing novels:
Tuyuan: A history of the rise and fall of an immortal ocean dynasty of merfolk, and a sequel of sorts to Who Can Be Immortal.
Dawn Era II: Short side stories for Immortal and Tuyuan.
At the End of the Green Duckweed: A story of the relationship between sects and aristocratic families, one of the prequels to the Celestial Court.
Records of the Yellow Springs: Also an Immortal side story, but set in the underworld.
The author's completed works:
A Guide to Self-Rescue After Rebirth in the Apocalypse: An unconventional rebirth in the apocalypse.
Dawn Era: A collection of short and medium-length Immortal side stories, plus a viewing-reaction story.
After the Fall of the Celestial Court: Disaster and the spiritual qi revival come crawling through the internet, also known as players' adventures in a Mobius loop.
Hua Xin: The Flame Emperor's adventures in his youth, the fourth prequel to Immortal.
Who Can Be Immortal: A chronicle of the female lead becoming queen, an ensemble cast in an alternate setting, with no women competing against one another. The female lead and supporting women only fight over the throne.
Ge Sheng: The struggle to reconcile power and love, the third prequel to Immortal.
Fated by a Painting: A fish falls in love with a hairless monkey, the second prequel to Immortal.
Wang Shu: Teach children the right values from a young age, the first prequel to Immortal.
The Willful Physician: A psychiatric patient's journey toward healing herself.
A Family of Three Species: Three family members, three different species.
A Bestiary of Nonhuman Creatures: A world where monsters run wild, and the manor lord wants to quit.
The Outcast: A treacherous minister versus a celebrated minister.
Phoenix Perches on the Parasol Tree: When a schemer loses her memory.
Yao Guang: A demon falls in love with a god, and loves them to madness.
Theme: Pioneers are best suited for the stake.
Chancellor Wei
Drive Out Illness
Mischievous Rong
Tracing the Current
After I Turned In My Work Terminal
From the Bronze Age to the Cosmos
At the End of the Duckweed
Giving the Ancients Nine Years of Compulsory Education Textbooks
From Commoner to Savior of the Dynasty
Between Life and Sound
Zhiyi
From Human to God
It's true that history has almost been lost. Apart from anything else, Emperor Yan was buried with books Qingdi's is pottery
It's actually the blood of Si Zi
When I get rich, I will definitely order all the big books. Oh my gosh, I'm reading another book by Dada. I didn't expect that Dada had such an outline five years ago. No, I'm slowly ordering it now.
Not to mention whether he will eat his own master, he will definitely kill the Xihe clan people after getting the longevity elixir recipe. It would be weird to give it to you.
He obviously wanted to die the most, but he took the elixir in the end; he obviously didn't want the person he loved most to die in front of him, but he fed him the poison with his own hands.
Could you please put together a bunch of extras? I beg you.
I know someone, her name is Yunluo
The Red Emperor has abolished the enfeoffment, and Wuyou's way of death conflicts with who can be immortal.
Is Mu Yun originally Xin Yuan?
Catch a bug, 52%. How can Gongzize still see Aheng's face if he is blind?