Those Years Raising Dragons

Even if the vast sea turns into mulberry fields, I will still love you dearly.

Blurb:

In the celestial realm, there is a shop that sells rare spirit beasts from every corner of the world and offers expertise in capturing beasts and vanquishing demons.

It accepts neither gold nor silver, only blessings and immortal ties that bring fortune across the Three Realms.

The shopkeeper's days are going along just swimmingly,

until a... lizard comes into the shop?

Xun Yue slaps her thigh. I don't care if you're beautiful or ugly, a demon or an immortal. Once you're in my shop, I'll train you into a spirit beast everyone will adore!

Reading Guide:

1. The male lead isn't a lizard, he's an incredibly powerful dragon. Anyway, the female lead fails in the end. She doesn't train the dragon into a spirit beast everyone adores, but into one loved only by her.

2. This story is a slow burn. Very slow. Extremely, unbelievably slow.

3. This story is total nonsense, with no logic.

My next book will be an ancient-style danmei. Please add it to your favorites: A Fox.

Why cultivate immortality? To live forever, or to hold the power of life and death?

Cheng Jing used to think there were no shortcuts to cultivation, and that the long road ahead could only be walked with a sword for company.

But after meeting Bai Luoshu, Cheng Jing realized that Bai Luoshu was the shortcut.

A story about a down-on-his-luck disciple from an immortal sect and a century-old fox demon who cultivate immortality and fall in love along the way.

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