Young Master Jinyang

Who transmigrates only to find a battered woman lying beside them?

Who does this body belong to?

Why does he have to torment women to find peace?

He's just a modern man who's down on his luck in love and suffered a heart attack,

yet somehow he's ended up in an ancient world,

with the baffling identity of "Young Master Jinyang."

Why do the people around him look at him with such disdain and restraint,

even fear?

For the link to Some Shui's old project, Young Master Jinyang, Part Two, click here:

Some Shui's old project: a classic sickly beauty and a delicate, flat-chested bottom. If that sounds like too much for you, click here:

To my dear readers:

Pirated copies keep appearing despite repeated crackdowns. It's truly a sad state of affairs. I won't curse the families of those who pirate my work. I just want anyone thinking of doing so to consider this: Why aren't danmei novels taken seriously? Aside from the taboo nature of gay romance, the undeniable fact is that there aren't enough talented professional writers in the genre. Why is that? Most good danmei novels today are written with nothing but the author's passion, but without any income or chance of publication, how long can that passion last? If there were a fair way for authors to earn money, wouldn't it attract and retain more talented writers to create danmei, so readers wouldn't have to complain every day about the lack of good stories? So, please think twice before pirating. You aren't "sharing" anything; you're squeezing authors for the meager pay they earn through their hard work. This kind of exploitation is even crueler than what capitalists do, because you're doing it in the name of "love." If you love danmei, why not pay for the stories you love? Or do you secretly believe danmei novels are still so lowly that they don't deserve readers willing to pay for them?

These days, plenty of women will spend thousands on cosmetics and clothes they like, yet complain that a serialized story costing three cents per thousand characters is too expensive. That's a bit precious. Writing danmei isn't a charitable act, and authors shouldn't be expected to work for free. It's more practical to ask readers to follow the basic principle of paying for what they buy. So if you love danmei, support the original and refuse pirated copies. Thank you all.

A new reborn story, Reborn to Sweep the Tomb, following the sickly beauty principle. Click to read:

Some Shui's new project, a modern story about a bully:

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