[My new novel, Moon Over Mountains and Seas [Book Transmigration], is now updating next door. It's already started, so don't miss it if you're interested~
Blurb:
A folk saying goes, "An actor enters the painting, and spends a lifetime wandering the world."
All it takes is an actor performing every beat with such conviction that he takes it seriously,
Singing himself into the play, fixed within the painting, so lost in his performance that he forgets the world beyond it.
Just as countless people crowd through the gates of the theater: outsiders watch for the spectacle, while insiders appreciate the finer points.
In the end, who among those watching a play isn't captivated? They let the story stir their feelings, and see themselves within it.
All for the sake of one person, across the waters. Yet all things are illusions, and all that matters is finding a good match.
"From the day I entered the palace, I went from a low-ranking lady-in-waiting to the emperor's consort. Now His Majesty has simply led me here to Changchun Palace, and as I look up at the four characters 'Virtue Harmonizes the Six Palaces' on the phoenix throne, I know there's no escaping this position as empress."
[Warning] A melodramatic story, five years in the making, and very old-fashioned. Please don't read if that's not your thing.
New novels coming soon: Please add them to your collection, dear readers. Love you~
[Coming Soon 1] Moon Over Mountains and Seas [Book Transmigration]
Before her Book Transmigration, Yun Zhixu was the laziest descendant of an immortal clan in the cultivation world of the 21st century. She did everything she could to avoid her inevitable death, kept her desires in check, and stayed away from the male lead, hoping to coast comfortably to the ending.
The heroine of the book is the reincarnation of a goddess from the Celestial Realm's Hall of Supreme Detachment. Born with a rare bloodline, she is the key to saving the world. The divine, Asura, demon, and monster clans all covet her gifts, each with their own ulterior motives. She is also entangled with the male lead in a love-hate relationship spanning seven lifetimes, and every life ends in tragedy.
In the book, the heroine runs away from an arranged marriage, only to have the demon clan rip out her spiritual roots and throw her into a place called the Realm of Guixu.
Halfway through the book, she cries, "OMG! This is way too tragic!" She casually smacks the little storybook, and a beam of light sucks her right inside.
After transmigrating into the book, a glitch sends her tumbling into the Purification Pool, where she sees Immortal Venerable Changyue taking off his white robes.
At the sight, she gazes at him like a lovestruck fool, gets a nosebleed, and faints on the spot.
Changyue rescues her and gives her a new identity, ordering her to stay by his side.
He has discovered a shocking secret: her blood can cure any poison and recreate an immortal body for the dead.
He smiles to himself. The time has come to revive his beloved disciple, who died fighting for him in the war between the Celestial and Demon realms. He has spent twenty thousand years nourishing her with his life essence.
So he locks her in the Purification Pool, and with every full moon, comes to cut her flesh and refine her vital energy, rebuilding an immortal body for his beloved disciple.
She's treated like a tonic that can cure everything. Of course, she does get something out of it: her spiritual roots have been ripped out and her cultivation foundation destroyed. Without the spiritual energy of a powerful deity to sustain her, she'll become a fallen immortal sooner or later.
So she has to negotiate with him! They agree to a one-year arrangement that benefits them both.
First, get her spiritual roots back.
Second, when the year is up, they part on good terms, and she can fly free wherever she wants.
Changyue shoots her down at once: "Of course I'll find your spiritual roots. But you can forget about leaving my side."
*If love does not reach the depths, perhaps it is all just a dream.*
Reader's Guide: The original heroine lost her memory and was reincarnated. After transmigrating into the book, she pretends to be weak at first, but later becomes strong and beautiful, with no tragic ending.
An aloof, burdened, strong-and-tragic male lead who is actually devoted and steadfast, with a changeable temperament and a jealous streak.
A chaotic blend of worldviews, where Buddhism, Daoism, and immortals are all one big happy family. The author has made up a mountain of details.
A gender-bender story, thank you for adding it to your collection~
One-on-one, mutual devotion.
[Coming Soon 2] The Max-Level Celestial Fox Becomes a Dodder Flower
Jiang Chuwan died, poisoned and enduring unending agony until she stiffened and passed away alone.
Jiang Chuwan was reborn, with a grateful nine-tailed celestial fox now inhabiting her body.
Jiang Chuwan was born into a family of scholars. But when the Jiang family fell, she was sent to the capital overnight to escape danger.
Her parents had arranged a marriage for her before they died: her betrothed was a brilliant and accomplished scholar of the current dynasty, and the man she had long admired.
But her uncle's family broke off the engagement and poisoned her that very night, while she was on her way to the capital.
At the same time, in the Celestial Realm of a parallel world, there lived a spirit fox.
She had served the High God Yangxuan for years, but stole a ten-thousand-year-old elixir from the Old Lord's furnace and defied the natural order by completing all nine of her tails.
Her actions went against the laws of Heaven, so the High God Yangxuan had no choice but to punish her by sending her down to the mortal realm. She transmigrated into Jiang Chuwan's body.
Jiang Chuwan was reborn, and suddenly changed her ways. To everyone around her, it seemed as if she could see right through people...
Theme: Guide people toward a proper understanding of cause and effect, foster sound values and a healthy worldview, and promote traditional Chinese culture.
I learned a lot of new words, it's great
It's really a good article. I've read a lot of Qing Dynasty articles recently. This article can definitely be ranked in the top 3. It's equal to "Calm Together" and "Lonely Empty Courtyard". Because I read too many fast food articles in the past few days, almost ten lines at a glance. When I first read this article, I was a little uncomfortable and felt it was a bit obscure. Once you calm down and take a closer look, you will be fascinated. I don't want to boast about its exquisiteness, but the dialogue in it is quite interesting, as if I am actually involved in it, and it is also a bit humorous. I actually laughed out loud while watching it in the middle of the night, which made my husband behind me puzzled. Although the ending is sad, it is acceptable. The love triangle is like a lonely empty garden, but I like the emotional entanglement here better.
The novel is extremely delicate and fascinating, and worth reading.
It's over! It can't be a tragedy!
It's really good. I wonder if I can meet Bole. It would be even better if that wise man could be made into a TV series. I believe there will be many people watching the show, waiting for it...
The author is really great. It can be seen that he has been preparing for a long time and got here in one go. I hope the author can continue to work hard! There are very few articles like this nowadays!
Are these two going to elope?
In fact, after reading it, I have always had a question. If Tong Jia is the true love of Xiao Xuanzi and the person who is at the top of his heart, the existence of the eighth prince and the honor and favor after the concubine are completely disgusting. When I think about it, I feel that all the men who like Xuemei now are nothing more than this, including the current Rongruo. The word love hurts oneself and hurts others. Everyone in the world has been preaching and praising it since ancient times. But I feel that whether it is Rong Ruo who is bound by her family and cannot help herself, or Xuemei who wants to find someone to hold her hand, they are actually just deceived by the superficial beauty of the word love. The biggest emotion I felt after seeing this was that Xuemei's ups and downs in life were not something she could decide by herself. Just like the myna who was sent here at the beginning of the chapter, she looks beautiful, seems smart and cute, and is loved by many people, but in fact she is just like a pet and cannot decide anything by herself. She is really a very pitiful person. On the contrary, a short paragraph in the article describes the real Da Tong Jia, who can choose what she really wants and take action without being restrained. Although she knows how she will live after that, it is still better than living a life like a marionette.
The emperor was worried, so he said it was time for Chengde to have a woman by his side😀
Does the emperor know that Xuemei belongs to someone else?