I'd spend my whole life for a single day of your pleasure.
The Emperor's uncle, Wu Luan, is a straight man with a love for beautiful women. But after waking up from a drunken night, he finds a man lying beside him.
The man says weakly, "My lord, you were quite the vigorous one. I got the full experience last night."
A bolt of lightning strikes Wu Luan, and he wants to die.
From then on, Wu Luan sets out on a path of repeatedly trying to correct himself, only to veer further and further off course. In the end, he becomes thoroughly gay, without a single regret.
This novel will be published on November 14, with three chapters released that day. Thank you all for supporting it along the way.
My new novel is open for pre-orders: the danmei novel The Princess's Consort. You can also check out my completed romance novels, A Slave to Your Love, Transmigrate: A Long Wind on a Brocade Night, and Transmigrate: Silk Entwined Like a Curse.
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Theme:
Unable to love, guard silently, feel sorry for my sister
The author's writing style is superb
The beginning is okay, Yun Jue's identity is mysterious and his life experience is miserable, which makes people unable to help but find out. However, the subsequent plot, ah, I really want to complain, is a mess. In the end, the secret attack is revealed to be the big boss, and everything is fine. Also, Ji Bai's feelings for Yun Jue were as long as they existed, and there was no transition at all. Doesn't the author think these are too abrupt and a bit inexplicable? There is no foreshadowing, just a reversal. It was rough all the way in the front, but suddenly closed in the back. Poison and so on, the imagination is wide open, changing back and forth, life and death. I have to suspect that the front is torture for the sake of torture, and the back is forcibly combined. Also, about the plot about taking the fake death drug. One understanding is that he wanted to save his sister as much as possible without putting her in a dilemma, but my first reaction (maybe I was too sensitive) was that he was afraid of death. There's nothing wrong with being afraid of death, but I don't think it reflects his fearlessness in dedicating himself to love. I understand what Dada means. Dada wants Gong to live, but also wants Shou and his sister to live, and wants to give them a happy ending. But I don't think it's reasonable to take the drug to fake death. Reason: I don't know whether the fake death medicine will work or whether it will cure the poison. Therefore, in order to avoid any accident that would cause the death of his sister, Gong had to ensure that he died completely. Pay attention, be thorough. The author probably noticed this, so he chose to let Gong stab his chest. However, please note that the attack was deliberately deviated from the chest. It was this that deliberately made me feel awkward. Because this intention makes accidents possible. Back at that critical moment, my sister's life was hanging on by a thread. If the fake death medicine had no effect on the poison, and at the same time, because the knife edge deviated from the chest, the attack failed. Doesn't my sister's death just happen in a matter of minutes? Since you are determined to help Shou get out of the dilemma and save your sister, why don't you do it thoroughly? Of course, it's because he didn't do it thoroughly that the ending can fit together! However, I feel that this is not satisfactory enough! Really, it was better to just let him die in the first place. Because now when I think about his selfishness in saving his sister, I feel like this person... Ah, is really awkward and awkward! Well, to sum it up, the author's writing style is not bad. It made me cry a lot, and it also made me buy a lot of chapters! However, the plot takes a turn for the worse later on, which is really abrupt. Maybe it can be called a "bad ending"? Author, you should give more foreshadowing in the future, and consider the rationality and logic of the plot!
I just found out that I changed my name.
Ah, ah, this girl is so distressing QAQ
The writing is very beautiful, natural and smooth, I think it is a bit surprising and reasonable, I like it very much
Sprinkle flowers and catch up in one go. It's a really good article.
Give Qingqing a call
Finished spreading flowers~waiting for the Prince Consort's update~
Unable to love, guard silently, feel sorry for my sister
The author's writing style is superb
The beginning is okay, Yun Jue's identity is mysterious and his life experience is miserable, which makes people unable to help but find out. However, the subsequent plot, ah, I really want to complain, is a mess. In the end, the secret attack is revealed to be the big boss, and everything is fine. Also, Ji Bai's feelings for Yun Jue were as long as they existed, and there was no transition at all. Doesn't the author think these are too abrupt and a bit inexplicable? There is no foreshadowing, just a reversal. It was rough all the way in the front, but suddenly closed in the back. Poison and so on, the imagination is wide open, changing back and forth, life and death. I have to suspect that the front is torture for the sake of torture, and the back is forcibly combined. Also, about the plot about taking the fake death drug. One understanding is that he wanted to save his sister as much as possible without putting her in a dilemma, but my first reaction (maybe I was too sensitive) was that he was afraid of death. There's nothing wrong with being afraid of death, but I don't think it reflects his fearlessness in dedicating himself to love. I understand what Dada means. Dada wants Gong to live, but also wants Shou and his sister to live, and wants to give them a happy ending. But I don't think it's reasonable to take the drug to fake death. Reason: I don't know whether the fake death medicine will work or whether it will cure the poison. Therefore, in order to avoid any accident that would cause the death of his sister, Gong had to ensure that he died completely. Pay attention, be thorough. The author probably noticed this, so he chose to let Gong stab his chest. However, please note that the attack was deliberately deviated from the chest. It was this that deliberately made me feel awkward. Because this intention makes accidents possible. Back at that critical moment, my sister's life was hanging on by a thread. If the fake death medicine had no effect on the poison, and at the same time, because the knife edge deviated from the chest, the attack failed. Doesn't my sister's death just happen in a matter of minutes? Since you are determined to help Shou get out of the dilemma and save your sister, why don't you do it thoroughly? Of course, it's because he didn't do it thoroughly that the ending can fit together! However, I feel that this is not satisfactory enough! Really, it was better to just let him die in the first place. Because now when I think about his selfishness in saving his sister, I feel like this person... Ah, is really awkward and awkward! Well, to sum it up, the author's writing style is not bad. It made me cry a lot, and it also made me buy a lot of chapters! However, the plot takes a turn for the worse later on, which is really abrupt. Maybe it can be called a "bad ending"? Author, you should give more foreshadowing in the future, and consider the rationality and logic of the plot!
I just found out that I changed my name.
Ah, ah, this girl is so distressing QAQ
The writing is very beautiful, natural and smooth, I think it is a bit surprising and reasonable, I like it very much
Sprinkle flowers and catch up in one go. It's a really good article.
Give Qingqing a call
Finished spreading flowers~waiting for the Prince Consort's update~
Yeah, yeah, yeah, we still owe Wu Luan an Oscar