My Adventures with Huang Shulang

Back in my hometown in Northeast China, weasels, also known as yellow weasels, are highly deified and personified animals. Legend has it that when a weasel is about to master shapeshifting, it will wear human clothes and imitate human actions in front of people. If someone who sees it says, "That yellow weasel only looks a little like a person," it will successfully transform. But if they say, "That yellow weasel doesn't look human at all," it will be stuck looking like a weasel for all eternity. When I was in my second year of high school, I once saw a weasel dressed in human clothes. I pointed at it and said, "That yellow weasel looks a lot like Daniel Wu." Ten years later, a man who looked a lot like Daniel Wu showed up in front of me, claiming to be a distant relative. I thought I would be rewarded by a great immortal, pass the imperial examinations at the top of the class, marry a handsome, rich man, and reach the peak of my life. Who knew... Later, I met Huangfu Can, a ghost bound to the place where he died, and things got even more chaotic. After Chapter 50, the story has been extensively rewritten. I've dropped the Ruiwen and Guo Liang storyline, as well as the flower-snatching and Godslayer storylines. The novel now follows a lighter American TV-style format, with episodic stories alongside the main plot. All revised chapters except Chapter 50 contain new material, offered as a gift to readers at no extra cost. Heh heh heh, I got a new cover. It's a little embarrassing, but at least it isn't the same image as someone else's anymore. [url=http://weibo.com/u/5246232653?s=6uyXnP][img]http://service.t.sina.com.cn/widget/qmd/5246232653/69ba3aed/1.png[/img][/url] Theme: